B.Arch

Hi Akash
I am an alumni of Lovely Professional University annd my cousin is now doing B.Arch from LPU. So I can assure you for the B.Arch Course from LPU would not go as a wrong decision. LPU is amongst the Top 5 School of Architecture, Design and Planning disciplines in India and the top 100 schools globally by 2025 by becoming a Center of design excellence in Academics, Consultancy and Research
The B.Arch course at university is CoA (Council Of Architecture) approved. He LPU architecture programmes are designed and delivered with an objective of wholesome development of students. The highlights include:
Seminars and Guest Lectures: Seminars and guest lectures by experienced and professional architects are held frequently to enhance the knowledge of the students. World acclaimed architect Raj Real, Ar. PSN Rao, Ar. Sangeet Sharma and many others. Innovative Pedagogy: Emphasis on case studies and Case based teaching to develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios. Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities: Students participates in campus and out campus competitions are held frequently. Hands on experience on Low Construction Techniques, IGBC Student organisation activities etc. Conferences and workshops: International conference NICHE 2018, 2016 and 2014 has held. Principle aim was to examine and observe how we can shift towards welfare and equity within habitable environment. The conference drew a National and International academicians, professionals, developers, environmentalists, students and policy makers for Habitable Environment. Regular workshops on different disciplines are being conducted. Faculty: Highly experienced faculty mostly with industry exposure engaged in consultancy and research to add immense value to the academic life. Placement: 100% placements are done every year in reputed firms. Educational Study Tour: Educational field visits proposed to understand different architectural styles. Mughal Architecture, Sikh Architecture, South Architectural style. Hope the information helps.

University Institute of Architecture-NATA, JEE
Architecture is the art and Science of building design that develop the concepts for structures and turn those concepts into reality. Architecture often includes imagination; the ability to order ideas and communicate them clearly; a keen interest in human behaviour, our habitat and the natural environment; and problem-solving skills. In developing designs, architects follow building codes, zoning laws, fire regulations, and other ordinances, such as those that fulfil the universal design criteria. Computer-aided design and drafting (CADD) and building information modelling (BIM) technology has replaced traditional paper and pencil as the most common method for creating design and construction drawings. Architects are licensed professionals and authorized to work with prescribed instructions of the regulatory council. Scope
Independent Practice in collaboration with contractors and builders. Work in reputed Architectural/ Interior design offices around the world. Government Jobs in Architectural/ Planning Departments. Jobs with LEED and GRIHA organizations. Architectural Journalism and Photography. Researcher and Educator in Universities. Collaboration with N.

Based on the previous year's cut off you have no chance to get admission to Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur college for the Architecture Course. Because
1- At Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology for Architecture Course, the first-round cutoff was 355-422 for OBC-NCL candidates.
2- At Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology for Architecture Course, the Second-round cutoff was 422-489 for OBC-NCL candidates.
3- At Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology for Architecture Course, the Third-round cutoff was 422-500 for OBC-NCL candidates.
4- At Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology for Architecture Course, the Fourth-round cutoff was 422-500 for OBC-NCL candidates.
5- At Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology for Architecture Course, the Fifth-round cutoff was 422-501 for OBC-NCL candidates.

Well, Let me answer this to my best.
Chitkara University.
Im currently in my 3rd year and Im in PEC University of Technology.
I have many friends in Chitkara.
First and Foremost:
Reputation.
Youll get mixed reactions on this.
The university is mostly for the kids who couldnt score that well in JEE and dont get their dream college or their dream branch in a specific college of their choice. So youll find more than a thousand students with relatively similar score in JEE. According to me the reputation isnt that good. :)
Curriculum: They level of education is really good! Coming from a govt. college I can surely say that the teachers are strict, labs are better and theyll teach you pretty well. On the other hand in my college(which is highly reputed), the education level is not that good.( trust me on this ).
Environment and exposure: well this matters the most. The environment isnt that good in Chitkara. Most of the students are non-serious about education and yes youll definitely find some good brains but mostly they dont really put that much effort in studying. By no means Im blaming kids but thats what I know about Chitkara. Generally youll not find kids discussing about subjects unlike in IITs.
Fee: pretty expensive Ill say. But Its okay.
Travel: If you are not taking the hostel, youll travel a lot everyday. Its in middle of no where.
Placements: Dont go on their brochure for placements. You should know that almost 800 students pursue CS every year there and not all of them are placed. Its a myth! If you outshine others, Youll get placed no matter which college.
So yeah, Its not a bad college if you are very serious about studying or youll just end up wasting your 4 years.
In a nutshell what matters is how much are you willing to learn. College will only give you a platform to perform :)