Architecture

Hi Reshu,
Yes you can if u want to make career in same, AMET is one such college. Frankly speaking, Such a programme is useful only if you want to join Naval Forces as Private Shipping Industry in India is still not very big and it has long way to go. However, you may find jobs in government sector like Ministry of transport and shipping & research Institutes. For more information please go through the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/293/Naval-Architecture-Nature-Of-Work-Employment-Avenues-Courses
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Hi Esha,
You must choose a course based on your :
1) career goal
2) the type of job you want to do
Find below few job avenues open in the respective fields :
# After B.Arch, you may find employment in :
-Government departments
-Private and Public sector industries
-Research
-Teaching institutions
-Road projects
-Building work
-Consultancy firms
-Quality testing laboratories
-Housing societies
You must choose a course / stream which matches your interest and attributes as it will help you to grow professionally and personally.
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Hi Parul,
First, let's compare Architecture vs. Structural engineering. Architecture is the more creative outlet then this engineering. Although, the engineering staff can come up with occasional clever idea for a structure, it is mainly the "nuts and bolts" of the architecture. Structural engineers are not that creative in the design process. Architects come up with the ideas, and the engineers develop the way to make it work. Architects usually (not always) have some engineering experience either from school or work, so they know in general what will work or not, or what will need the engineers to figure out.
Civil engineers use some creative process. The math isn't that "terrible" in comparison to other disciplines, but all engineers use math. I'd say that you should use a knack or a liking for math to be an engineer. However, much of the math that engineers do at work is computer generated. However, first you have to go through the math in school to get your degree.
With the advent of the automatic drawing systems e.g. AutoCAD, both the architects and engineers can "draw" to a standard. Architects draw with various tools, pens, pencils, markers, and make models, etc., to develop their concepts. Engineers mostly do "number crunching," i.e. calculating loads, strength capacities, and so on.
Architects are not that laden with math calculation. The math that you have to know is general; you have to be "good with figures." However, again, you have to be able to do the math calculations for wood, steel, concrete, and so forth in school. You can get a tutor or go to study classes. I did a few times.
Balancing this all out, I would say if you want to use your imagination, go with the architecture. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
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Hi Reshu,
MBA or M.Arch can be beneficial because you'll have a better idea what will be required of you in the professional world. An MBA / M.Arch would be very helpful if your goal is to own your own business or to be a principal in an architectural firm. Also, I must mention that if your bachelors degree in architecture is not a 5 year program, in most cases you will not be allowed to get registered. It makes more sense to get your Masters in Architecture first, then work for a few years, get your licenses, and then purse the MBA. This is a very effective way to keep your career on track while learning the business background on the side. If you live in an area with a good university that offers an MBA to working professionals, this is a great way to get an MBA.
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Hi Esha,
Shiksha is an education portal and provides unbiased guidance regarding education and career sector. However, we can help you with the parameters that you can keep in mind while choosing an institute.
You can consider the below parameters
1) Faculty,
2) Affiliation / Recognition
3) Course Material,
4) Quality Education,
5) Fees
6) Infrastructure
7) Success Rate.
8) Placement
9) Top recruiting companies.
Also, if possible go through the alumni speak section to get an idea what the alumni thinks about the institute.
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