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What level of expertise is required in Mathematics for a course like B.Arch? How difficult is it for a student who is not good in maths?
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8 years ago
Hello!
As you know that Architecture is the Science of designing, it is very much necessary for you to learn Maths and Physics. The need of Maths is very high in this field. You need to have very expertise knowledge of Trigonometry, Differentiation & Integration, Coordinate Geometry, Statistics and
As you know that Architecture is the Science of designing, it is very much necessary for you to learn Maths and Physics. The need of Maths is very high in this field. You need to have very expertise knowledge of Trigonometry, Differentiation & Integration, Coordinate Geometry, Statistics and
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Is capitation fee prevalent in engineering and architecture colleges?
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Capitation Fee- This is basically the extra illegal fee that most commonly technical and medical colleges (as these are the most sought after careers) take from the students in return for an admission in the college. Mostly, this practice is done in the colleges that hold a large number of seats und
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I did my Diploma in civil engineering in 1993. How can I pursue B.Arch through distance education?
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In order to qualify the NATA 2018 exam, the candidates are required to score a minimum of 40% of the total marks (that is 80 out of 200 marks). These 40% marks is the qualifying limit and will be applicable, only if a candidate obtains the minimum 25% qualifying marks in both paper 1 and paper 2. Th
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I am a B.Arch student and would like to take up interior designing as a part-time course, is it a good choice? If so, how?
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Interior Designing, as a profession, is gaining huge popularity in India. It is a profession that lets one express his/her creativity through work. Diverse job opportunities exist in front of interior design professionals. They may either choose to work under supervised setup (Design studios and Int
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Eligibility to appear for NATA 2018: The lower age limit for appearing in NATA-2018 has been waived. However, the candidate has to comply with any age constraints that may be specified by respective Counselling/ Admission Authority. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the
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What about a part time construction management or QS & contracts from NICMAR, Tardeo?
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Admission is done through Chandigarh Engineering and Architecture counselling based on the rank obtained in JEE Mains Paper 2. Qualification: Class 12th, Minimum Eligibility to Apply: 50% and Additional Details Mandatory Subject: Mathematics.
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Both are important, but JEE Mains paper 2 is for NITs and NATA score will be accepted throughout the country as it is conducted by COA. If you have a strong desire of doing architecture from IIT then you have to appear for AAT.
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Hi,
The exam has 3 parts
1. General Aptitude - 40 questions (80 marks each i.e. 2 marks of each question).
2. Maths - 20 questions (40 marks i.e. one mark of each question).
3. Drawing - 2 questions (80 marks i.e. 40 marks of each question).
All the best.
The exam has 3 parts
1. General Aptitude - 40 questions (80 marks each i.e. 2 marks of each question).
2. Maths - 20 questions (40 marks i.e. one mark of each question).
3. Drawing - 2 questions (80 marks i.e. 40 marks of each question).
All the best.