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Government sector offers a lot of employment opportunities in several areas. Some of the organisations in the Government sector that engages these graduates include the following. Hindustan Prefab Limited
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
Public Service Commission
Housing boards
Urban Development Corporation
City Development Corporation
State public work departments
Municipalities
Public Sector Banks
Civil Service
Defense
These graduates can engage in various work profiles as well. The choice of work profile is an important factor in the remuneration offered. Some of the commonly enjoyed job profiles for B.Arch pass outs in the Government firms include the following. Architectural Engineer
Architectural Historian/Journalist
Building Researcher
Interior Designer
Section engineer
Branch engineer
Art Director
Building Contractor
Building Inspector
Landscape Architect
Set Designer
Technical Illustrator
Central Government Jobs after B.Arch
Aspirants in the field of Architecture can get placed in various undertakings of Central Government. They can enjoy attractive remuneration in these firms. Some of the areas in the Central Government that recruits B.Arch pass outs include the following. Department of Railways
Architecture and Building Development Firms
Department of Post and Telegraph
National Building organisation
Teaching Profession in Government Sector after B.Arch pass outs can opt for teaching field as their career as well. They can find the post of lecturers or subject chief in various colleges and Universities. They can earn good salary as well. Bachelor of Architecture can be done from the Institutes ( fee structure)
Centre For Environmental Planning & TechnologyAhmedabad1,61,000
Lovely Professional University 19500
Jadavpur UniversityKolkata2,730
School Of Planning & Architecture New Delhi.

You can do B.Arch after completing your Diploma. Eligibility criteria for B.Arch is pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English and Maths) or Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognised by Central/ State government. (with Mathematics) or equivalent, subject to qualifying marks as per NATA or qualifying marks in any specially designed aptitude test in Architecture conducted by the competent authority of the Central/ State Governments e. g. JEE Main Paper II. Bachelor of Architecture: Top Institutes with their fee structure
Centre For Environmental Planning & TechnologyAhmedabad1,61,000
Lovely Professional University 19500
Jadavpur UniversityKolkata2,730
School Of Planning & Architecture Delhi46,300
NIMS UniversityJaipur 1,11,000
Sir J. College Of ArchitectureMumbai17,800.

There is no doubt that UCEED is much tougher than AIFD CAT. The topics you should prepare for the UCEED are:
1-Visualization and spatial ability: pictorial and diagrammatic questions to test, understanding of the transformation of 2D shapes and 3D objects and their relationships, knowledge of practical and everyday mechanical and scientific concepts.
2-Observation and design sensitivity: an ability to detect concealed properties in ordinary things. Applying attention to certain details, analysing, reasoning, classifying, inferring and predicting.
3- Environmental & social awareness: general awareness of environmental factors such as climate, population, water, vegetation, pollution, weather, natural resources, etc. , and their implication on the design of products, images, infrastructure and environment. Awareness of social and cultural connection with design& history
4 -Analytical and logical reasoning.
5-Language and creativity ability: To understand and use standard English. Reading comprehension, knowledge of English grammar such as sentence structure and usage.
6-Design thinking and problem-solving: the ability to use visual analogies, metaphors, signs and symbols. Ability to understand complexity, identify a problem, generate alternatives, evaluate options and select solutions. About examination pattern:
There will be one question paper of three hours duration. The question paper will be in English only. It will be administered through a computer-based test. The question paper will carry a total 300 marks and it will be divided into three sections. Section A: Numerical Answer Type NAT questions. For these questions, an answer is a number that needs to be entered using a virtual keyboard on the computer screen. No choices will be shown for these questions. Each correct answer will be awarded 4 marks. There is no negative marking for this section. Questions not attempted will be given zero marks. Section B: multiple select questions (MSQ). Each MSQ has one or more correct answers out of the four given choices. The candidate gets 4 marks only if all the correct choices and no wrong choices are selected. There are no negative or partial marks for this section. Questions not attempted will be given zero marks. Section C: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). Each MCQ has four choices out of which only one is the correct answer. There is negative marking for this section. Each correct answer will be awarded 3 marks.