Architecture

Not sure about the university but you can appear for different scholarship tests like GATE and qualifying it will avail you stipend every month if you enroll for the masters.

Hi,
You can keep a track of the dates of the application and exams online through their website, also Shiksha portal has an up to date information about CEED exam.

Sir JJ college of Architecture, SPA Delhi, IIT Kharagpur are among the top 3 colleges in India to pursue Architecture course.

Any built space that can be transformed or transported is called mobile architecture. You can specialize your Architecture Design style to be of mobile design style, but there is nothing called as mobile architect.

Landscape design as a field of Architecture has a lot of opportunities in today's market scenario. Major projects today have a mandatory requirement of Landscape Architects.

Architecture as a career opportunity is better compared to Interior Designing. Architecture is a Degree Course of 5 years unlike Interior Designing.

Qualities required to be a good Architect are:
Creative Skills
Innovative thinking
Drawing Skills
Communication Skills
Leadership Skills
Ability to work in a Team/ Group of Peers
Presentation Skills
Basic Computer Skills
Capability towards Problem Solving.

Hi,
The lower age limit of 17 is currently specified by Council of Architecture, so definitely you can take up Architecture after passing NATA exam. Good Luck.

Hi Yashwanth,
Yes, you're eligible. Applicants for the MURP programme in the general category should have a minimum of 55% aggregate marks and those in the reserved categories should have a minimum of 50 % aggregate marks in below mentioned degree programs from a recognised University / Institution:
1. Bachelors degree (or equivalent) in Architecture / Environmental Engineering / Civil Engineering / Planning/ Law
2. Masters degree (or equivalent) in Geography / Economics / Sociology / Environmental Science / Social Work / Development Studies / Policy Studies / Political Science/GIS/Geomatics/Climate Studies.