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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........

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University of Bombay and Indian Management School and Research Center is the best option for the same.

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Shoaib Abbas

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SPA is the best among the whole Asia. It is well known university and also known for talented architecture aspirants. If you could get admission in SPA, your future is bright.

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Shoaib Abbas

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Yes, you can but you have to clear the first stage of JEE, i.e. JEE mains to get admission in any of the NIT. You can also get admission through other entrance exams such as NATA, NIFT, etc.

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Nishant Pathakmyself Nishant Kumar PAthak

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Yes, you can pursue Polytechnic in architecture.
Lots of good colleges are there. Few colleges have their own entrance and few offer direct admission. You need to score more than 70 marks in mathematics to get admission in a good college.

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Jayadev Thrikandiyoor

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It would depend on the kind of addition that would suit your future plans. A general management would be appropriate if you would like a holistic management.

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Sahil Kharya

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I think Chitkara will be better. There are many other good colleges available apart from these two for pursuing B.Arch.

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Chetna S

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Hi,
In India, most universities require B.Arch as eligibility for M.Arch so it would be difficult.

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