Architecture

Hi Ricky,
Eligibility-
Candidates must have passed the CBSE/ISC/IB (or any other equivalent board) 10+2 examination in any discipline
Admission Procedure-
The IIAD follows a two-step evaluation procedure for admission to its courses. Candidates will have to clear :
The IIAD Design Aptitude Test (iDAT)A comprehensive interview and portfolio assessment before our panel of art and design professionals
Duration- 4 Years, Full Time, Under Graduate Degree
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi Nikhil,
Improvement exams can be given in the same year . However, if you are not well prepared, you can write it the next year through.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

There are a lot of NATA books available in the market (online). I would suggest you to go for NATA exam solved questions bank. Infact if you can attend a NATA crash course training anywhere near your place, that would be the best, as you need to learn the strokes which rarely you get by reading books.

Yes, you can. But, you will have to take NATA/JEE entrance exams.

Yes a lot of colleges in Maharashtra accept JEE scores. You could also write NATA exams for B.Arch entrance. Some colleges even have a separate entrance exam after your NATA/JEE exam scores (even interviews).

There is a lot of opportunities for both Architecture and Civil fields. They are two different courses all together though the outlook of both may seem the same.

Yes, There are 15 colleges in Bangalore having architecture courses.

Hello Natasha,
It would have been slightly easy if could tell me your desired country. Scholarships are mostly awarded by the universities itself to deserving candidates. Let me know which country you intend to study in.

Eligibility criteria for any private university across India is to have a good scoring in NATA exam (National Aptitude Test in Architecture).