B.Arch

Yes you can enrol in a B.Arch programme without taking the JEE test but you will need to be eligible to take the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) or other entrance exams at the state or university level. For admission to B.Arch programs, many reputable universities—both public and private—accept NATA scores rather than JEE Main Paper 2. Certain universities like CEPT University, Chandigarh University, and SRM University, administer their own entrance tests. However JEE Main Paper 2 is required for admission to NITs, IIITs, and SPAs. To guarantee a legitimate degree make sure the college you select has Council of Architecture (COA) approval.

Candidates prefer pursuing a (b arch) Bachelor of Architecture, course after schooling due to several reasons. Some of these are listed below:

• It is best suitable for candidates who possess a scientific temperament as well as a creative flare. (it combines art and science, allowing you to express your creativity while solving complex problems related to design and functionality.
• B Arch provides a wide range of career opportunities, offering wide range of career paths to Architects, Residential, commercial, Building contractors, Interior designers, Retail designers, landscape, and urban design.
• Architect is a globally recognised profession, that allows you to work in different countries, also is one of the few degrees that offers good job offers immediately after completing a Bachelor's degree without pursuing further courses.
• Architects play a crucial role in shaping communities and environments.
• It is a technical degree with a lot of scope for candidates to showcase their creativity. It also offers adequate opportunities to come up with innovative ideas in the field of Architecture.
• A B.Arch graduate is sought after in India as well as abroad. The course serves as a gateway to global job prospects that can boost one's career.