Architecture

Admission to BArch course is based on NATA/ any other Aptitude test conducted by the competent authority of State or Central Government score. Candidates must pass the Class 12 examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as mandatory subjects with 50% aggregate and 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Passed Diploma examination with Mathematics as a compulsory subject having obtained at least 50% aggregate (45% in case of candidates belonging to reserved category) in the aggregate.

With 80 marks in NATA is a good score for to get a admission to the B.Arch programme at OmDayal Group of institutions.

The institutions NATA cutoff score is not explictly stated but generally, a score of 80 or above is considered competitive for admission tob.Arch programs in india.

1.Your 10+2 board exam scores

2.Your overall academic performance 

3.The availability of seats

4 . The institute admission policies

Yes you can secure direct admission to the B.Arch programme offered by OmDayal Group  institutions, by passing the covensional and the counselling process. To mainly qualify you'll need specific criteria including a valid NATA score on a rank of JEE Paper II 45% agrete score of physics, mathematics, and chemistry in 10+2 and other course should as the same in +2 board exams. Diploma holders with mathematics from an AICTE- approved institute are also eligible  for admissions directly 

To be the eligible for the B.Arch programme at OmDayal Group of institutions candidates must know the specific criteria.  Qualifying scores in either the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) or the West Bengal joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) are mandatory. Aditionally, candidates may also lead to submit there scores from Jee main paper II and must should know the academic minimum 45% of score in physics, mathematics, and chemistry/biology  in 10+2 level are also required. AICTE- approved institutiona with a minimum 45%/aggregate score also eligible to apply

Industrial Systems Design deals with the real-world industrial design scenarios. You can find yourself doing year-long projects analyzing, for example, systems of an ice cream truck, how the product is stored, how much of it goes to waste, how the deliveries are transported, who decides the price, order quantity, and so much more. Many universities also give actual projects from big companies so you gain real experience with real-life problems and solutions. The subject is of utmost importance for students willing to become an industrial engineer in the near future.

Reference Link: Industrial Engg. Syllabus