B.Arch

Yes, BArch is a five year course offered at the UG level. The course curriculum centers on the design of new buildings and places (urban/ suburban/ rural) and includes various functional and conceptual topics related to multiple housing strategies, institutions, mixed-use, public facilities, etc. Design coursework covers professional, technical, and theoretical topics concerning architectural history and others. Candidates can apply for the course only after completing Class 12 from a recognised school. 

BArch applicants should have passed Class 12 or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks or Class 10 along with a three-year Diploma in any stream. Candidate must have studied Mathematics as a compulsory subject in Class 12. Final selection is done on the basis of NATA scores, a candidate must have at least 80 per cent marks in NATA to clear the Cutoff.

The total seat intake for the BArch programme is 40.

as many as 75% of seats in BTech are allotted by ACPC body, however, 25% of seats are filled with a valid JEE Main score. Under BArch, a total of 30 seats are allotted by ACPC while rest of the 10 seats are filled based on NATA score.

In order to take admission to BArch programme, candidates must appear for NATA exam. Candidate must have passed Class 12 from PCM stream or equivalent with minimum 50% aggregate to be eligible for admission.

The seat intake for the BArch programme at Himgiri Zee University is 20. 

Candidate must have a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/ Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

No, NIT Calicut does not accept NATA scores for admission to the Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) course. The institute offers admission to BArch based on JEE Main paper-II scores only. In addition, for selection it is crucial that the aspirant also meet the eligibility requirements for BArch course, which is Class 12 pass from a recognised board.

BArch admissions are done through NATA. Candidates will be selected based on NATA scores

Admission to BArch programme is subject to a candidate’s performance in NATA/ JEE Paper-II exams.