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New answer posted•8 years ago

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8 years ago
Yes,
Scope is wide. Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incum
Scope is wide. Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incum
New answer posted•8 years ago

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8 years ago
Yes,
Scope is wide. Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incum
Scope is wide. Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incum
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Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incumbents by different p
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Since the last decade, there has been increased requirement for luxury accommodation, shopping malls, renovations, alterations, and uniquely designed buildings. So, a profession in architecture is very rewarding nowadays. Architect salary in India offered to well experience incumbents by different p
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which colleges can I get for B.Arch with 140 marks in NATA and 84% in 12th?
97 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Pramod
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8 years ago
Hello Pramod,
It is a good estimated score and you will be able to get admission depending on your rank for colleges alloted for a particular rank, wishing you to get a good score in NATA.
It is a good estimated score and you will be able to get admission depending on your rank for colleges alloted for a particular rank, wishing you to get a good score in NATA.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have not given JEE Mains paper-2, can I appear for AAT if I qualify JEE Advance cut-off?
87 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Harnoor
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8 years ago
Yes, surely, you can appear for AAT if you qualify JEE Advanced cut-off.
All the best.
All the best.
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New answer posted•8 years ago

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8 years ago
Hi Harsh, Sorry my friend, but architecture is not a field of packages! Here you have to intern, gradually increase your experience and skills, and the salary also increases with experience. You start with a very small salary 25k or less and than it can increase upto anything. You get the best exper
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Which college should I join for B.Arch to get a high salary package?
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Asked by Deeptiman
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8 years ago
https://ask.shiksha.com/best-placement-after-b-arch-qna-1681989
I hope this helps.
I hope this helps.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I am good at sketching and I am interested in architecture. What should I do?
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Asked by Meetrajsinh
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8 years ago
What do you want to know sir/mam?
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