Architecture

Once the prospective candidates have applied for the SPA Delhi MPlan programme, the admission committee begins with the shortlist process. Candidates who have good academic records and meet the set cutoff in entrance exams are invited for the interview round. In this round, a panel of interviewers evaluates students based on their portfolio of work/thesis/projects, work experience (if any), and the SOP.

For confirmation of SPA Delhi MPlan admissions, students with admission offers must report to the institute for verification of documents. Mentioned below is a list of documents required for verification:

• Class 10 and 12 marksheets
• Copy of Aadhaar Card
• Transfer certificate
• Migration certificate
• Category certificate
• UG marksheets
• UG degree
• Accepted entrance test score card
• Physical fitness certificate
• Anti-ragging affidavits

The admission process for the SPA Delhi MPlan programme begins with the application process. Those who wish to apply can download the application form from the institute's official website. The application forms are also made available at the admission office. Students must fill out the required fields and submit the form at the school centre along with the application fees.

SPA Delhi offers an array of specialisations under its MPlan programme. At the time of application, students must indicate the choice of specialisation. The following is a list of all the courses offered by the university for students to choose from:

• MPlan in Environmental Planning
• MPlan in Housing
• MPlan in Regional Planning
• MPlan in Transport Planning
• MPlan in Urban Planning

Once the seat allocation process is completed students with admission offers are required to pay first installment of tuition fees. As per the fee structure the total tuition fee to pursue MPlan at SPA Delhi amounts to INR 1.8 lakh for a two-year course duration.

Note: The above mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However it is indicative and subject to change.

The top entrance exams for Architecture courses are: National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA), JEE Main (Paper-II), WBJEE, JEE Advanced and AMUEEE.

To get into Architecture you need to first clear basic education, i.e. Class 10+2 in the relevant stream like Science or even arts would also help. After that, sit for NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) and aim for best Architecture colleges in India to puruse a B.Arch course. If you want to gain more expertise then you can also go for M.Arch course.

The application process for TNSA is quite simple, candidate can simply apply using their website and then you will receive an e-mail comprising of the copy of your application in a PDF format. If your application gets selected, you will receive a call from TNSA representative who will confirm your application. At the end you just need to attend their counselling to ensure to your admission in TNSA !

In order to apply, you must have passed your class 10+2 in PCM (physics, chemistry, maths) stream with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks and you also need to pass their NATA exam ( national aptitude test in architecture).

The MPlan admission process of IIEST Shibpur involves several steps, such as an application process, a selection process, document verification, and more. Before proceeding with the admission formalities, students must meet the preset eligibility requirements. Candidates can refer to the following steps to apply online for the MPlan programme:

Step 1: Apply by visiting the official website.
Step 2: Click on the admission notice.
Step 3: Fill out the application form.
Step 5: Pay the application fee and submit the form.

According to the MPlan admission criteria at IIEST Shibpur, the selection criteria are divided into three categories, such as Group A, Group B, and Group C. In these categories, Group A are GATE qualified candidates, Group B is Non-GATE candidates and Group -C is Sponsored candidates. Candidates must ensure that they fulfil the preset eligibility requirements to be eligible for the programme. Check out the following table to learn more about the category-wise, selection criteria: