Crescent School of Architecture (B.S.Abdur Rahman University)

Eligibility for B.Arch. Programme

Candidates for B.Arch. programme are selected through counselling based on the rank secured in the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) and in the qualifying examination. Candidates should have passed 10 +2 examination (HSC/ CBSE /ISC etc.) or any other equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% of Marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. They should have studied English as subjects of study. The candidates should have a minimum score with pass in NATA and a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in the qualifying examination

Age Limit: Candidates date of birth should fall on after 1st July 2002

Selection Criteria -Minimum aggregate of 50% marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry in 12th class and qualify in NATA.

Actually it's a confusing process but I will try to answer at my best.

First you need to get a certain score in both internal exams which is combined with your end semester examination and sgpa is calculated.

The ratio is 40 marks obtained in internal exams + 60 marks obtained in end semester examination.

If you fail in internal exam with a single digit number then you cannot pass the subject even if you have a 90+ score in the end semester examinations.

The GPA you get after completing every semester is SGPA, and then after completing all the 8 semesters the average of 8 SGPA is taken and the final CGPA is calculated from the SGPA's that you have taken.

So you must put all your efforts in all your semesters to get a good CGPA after completion of your degree.

Actually, the internal exams just adds a 40 marks to your final results.

But it's more important than your semesters as you can easily score in those internal exams by which you can boost your CGPA easily.

The staff will say that 20/50 is a pass mark but actually 14 mark itself means you are pass, but taking mark above 30 is not a difficult task.

Just make sure that you have your marks in both internal exams as a double digit number as failing to obtain a certain score in internal exams leads to fail in the results even you have scored well in your end semester exams.

But keep in mind that none of the engineering aspiring student should have a thought of failing.

Actually, this is a hypothetical question but I will try to answer.

Obviously, the Computer Sciencecourses are always the best.

B. S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology provides various CSE courses like :

B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of things)

B.Tech. Information Technology.

These courses are best as of the current technological world and as of placement opportunities.

If you are good at architecture then you can choose B.Tech design which is a rare course and Crescent provides quality education in that field.

This comment is a must that everyone should be aware of because I'm going to share some important things you need to follow:

1. Join in any club and participate in the club events and try to get a certificate in 1st year itself.
2. Try to get in touch with your seniors and also with your department staffs.
3. If you're aCSEstudent then now itself start to learn programming languages from a approved institution.
4. Create a LinkedIn account and post everything that you perform in your engineering journey.
5. Build your portfolio website before the end of 1st year and post it in LinkedIn as it gains attention of recruiters.
6. Maintain aCGPAabove 9 and that's enough.
7. Try to make atleast 10+ projects within 1st year and post the same in LinkedIn.
8. And at last work In silence, let your success sound loud.