B.Arch

Diverse job opportunities exist in front of Architects. They may venture into sectors like Real estate, Infrastructure, Interior designing and teaching.
If you are interested in the core design job, the best way to get started is by working under established architects. By doing so, one will get valuable work experience and also get to learn tricks of the trade from the seasoned players!
After gaining enough experience, one may branch out and start ones own design studio or consultancy firm. Having entrepreneurship skills and access to good financial resources will come handy during this phase.

Hi Priyanshi, NATA exams are not required and accepted abroad. To pursue B.Arch in Canada you must have had PCM in 12th and must have passed with around 75%. Also chances would be difficult since you completed your B.Com and now you want to pursue Architecture, you really have to explain the universities why the change in field and what your career plans/interests are. I will suggest you complete your B.Arch in India and aim for a Masters from a top ranked university in US/Canada. However still write to some Canadian universities and check.

As per the google ratings, the college has got 4.2 rating. You may take admission in this college for B.Arch.

You may refer to following article for details on architect profession and how to become an architect: https://www.shiksha.com/careers/architect-13

JEE Mains Paper 2 was of 390 marks and you could have a chance if you have enrolled in the DTE counseling.

Yes, really it's a good decision to take admission at Chitkara for B.Arch as Chitkara Architecture Programs established in the year 2004, approved by AICTE & recognised by Council of Architecture (COA). University provides the students with real responsibility and gives them an opportunity to develop their skills. Placements are also good for its all programs.

Yes definitely! you can apply for that.
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USAP is better.