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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You can check out some of the colleges that offer BPlan course with an affordable fee structure in the table below -
BPlan Course Colleges | Average Fees (in INR) |
|---|---|
48 K | |
1.32 L | |
1.38 L | |
2 L | |
2.06 L | |
2.13 L | |
2.2 L | |
2.4 L | |
2.49 L | |
2.56 L |
Source - Official site and may differ.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
To excel in the career opportunities provide after graduating with a BPlan degree, the candidates are expected to have certain skill sets.
| Ability to analyze physical designs and plans | Knowledge of project evaluation |
| Understanding of demographic information | Ability to work with the public |
| Ability to solve problems creatively | Communication Skills |
| Understanding of planning | Teamwork and Leadership |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
After completing your B.Plan in India, you have some options for further studies to boost your career prospects.
- M. Planning (Master of Planning) is the most common choice for the students as it provides specializations like Urban Planning, Regional Planning, Environmental Planning, Housing and Transportation Planning.
- M.Arch (Master of Architecture) for a focus on architectural design in urban contexts.
- MBA for a business and management focus, especially relevant if aiming for development sector or private consulting roles.
- M.Phil. or Ph.D. in Planning for research-oriented careers or academic roles.
- Postgraduate Diploma
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
One of the principal objectives of the course is to make optimum use of resources available in front of BPlan professionals and create a functional and comfortable environment using those resources and also for pursuing advanced research in the discipline. The course’s curriculum integrates theoretical and practical components of study. The major outcome of the course is to prepare candidates to become effective urban or rural planners and suggest changes for efficient development and management of towns and cities. They are also taught how to implement GIS and other spatial technologies in the planning process.
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