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Architecture is more of creativity and civil is the application part of that creativity, so I think which one is better depends on your interest and caliber and should be chosen accordingly.
I would prefer civil engineering over architecture in the current scenario in terms of scope in government sector.
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Year drop does not matter. You need to score good marks in HSC and NATA exam to get admission in Sir JJ College.
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Year drop does not matter. You need to score good marks in HSC and NATA exam to get admission in Sir JJ College.
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Any person who wants to do a Masters in architecture or Masters in planning needs to have a B.Arch or B.Plan degree.
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Yes, you can. Any person having passed SSC (standard X) or equivalent examination and above can appear for NATA exam. However, only candidates who have qualified an aptitude test in architecture and have secured 50% marks in 10+2 or equivalent examination with mathematics as one of the subjects shall be eligible for pursuing B.Arch course.
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