Aayojan School of Architecture Jaipur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum is strategically planned dividing into 10 semseters diving the knowledge. there are sessional subjects and theoritical subjects providing learning of all aspects and covering all the required areas.

Academic syllabus is nice and manageable. Can be improved by adding more practical approach towards it Exams occur semester wise and reviews and jury occurs every Monday and had to be attended otherwise Chances are there that we might not get good marks

the six months mandatory internship outside the state in which your college is in really prepares you for the real-world opportunites. The college gave us both oppourtunities either do your internship in the college or you can also opt for doing your internship outside your college as well. which reallly boosts your confidence and gives you real growth.

The curriculum is up to date and easy to understand When introduced with new subjects it can get a little tough but you get the hang of it eventually The curriculum is directly proportional to the outside world things so it is pretty helpful The softwares taught also come in handy

As this course gives me the opportunity to work on so many aspects of daily life and also as per my interest in this course it offered me a lot of thing which will lead a good future in this course as it includes so many related jobs which I wanted to do.

I wanted to be a designer so I opted to be in this field. Due to my interest in buildings and facades, I opted for architecture. Faculties are helping to give assistance to everyone who needs it. There are 2 exams per semester

Students go on placements from the 8th semester onwards. By that time they are self-aware of what's right and wrong. Some even start up their firm and continue architecture as their profession in which they are masters of their own.

I always love to do design there is a very good ratio of faculties and students 1:15. Most of the faculties have done masters in architecture. There is only one final exam and one mid-term exam. And the difficulty level is up to how you prepare for them.

This course is actually essential to Excell further in architectural practice and this college is by far one of the very good institutes in it although the course is very difficult itself we have to work for nights and days. The faculty here is very experienced and many of the faculty members are alumni of this college itself.

The course is very hard but worth time and as future technologies and building techniques need an architect's supervision it is important. The faculty here is so intelligent and impressive and well-mannered.