Architecture

Hi,
The B.Arch specification I am afraid do not meet your specifications. The B.Arch eligibility is :Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 with English and also 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Pass with 60% in Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognised by Central/ State government. (with Mathematics) or equivalent, subject to qualifying marks in NATA 2020 or JEE Main (Paper II) (80 percentile or above) or qualifying marks in any specially designed aptitude test in Architecture conducted by the competent authority of the Central/ State Governments (as/ if allowed by statutory body for 2020-21). Motivate him to join a more enterprising branch of B.Tech Biotechnolgy for which he is eligible. This is the best branch keeping the scenario of today where the details of virus study, medicine for cancer etc. Are prominent as well as interesting. I would suggest that he should browse some good college sites such as SNN, SRM, LPU and check the academic excellence of the college as well as the seats which are fast filling up. Online admissions have already started so better be fast in your decision. All the best.

Hello,
Eligibility for IAS is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognised university, there's no minimum aggregate required in this case, you need to be 21 years old and you can apply even in the final year. Now, coming to your question UPSC is more humanities oriented and people from humanities background have an added advantage they're already well acquainted with the subjects included in the syllabus, for Science and other streams they do not study humanities subject at 10+2 and graduation level. But, this in no way mean that people from other disciplines cannot qualify this exam, if we see the previous year trends those from engineering, medical background and alike have qualified UPSC, in fact this is also a very reason that UPSC doesn't discriminate among aspirants and hence allow people from diverse background to appear for the exam, so there's no reason why you shouldn't with B.Arch Degree
Eventually, what matters is your preparation and strategy, UPSC takes two year; one year for preparation and another one for appearing for three stages namely Preliminary, Mains and Interview. This exam tests perseverance like no other exam, and if you're determined and focused, you'll definitely qualify this.