MEASI Institute of Management Chennai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The admission process began after I qualified my 10+2 and applied for the college. Everything was offline based. NATA was the entrance exam I gave for confirming my seat in the college. I confirmed my seat by paying my one year fees.

To get admission to MEASI you have to apply in the college by filling the online application form and then if you got inducted in the merit list provided by the university you have to visit the campus and submit your documents and fee.

I got my admission in MEASI through the NATA examination which is conducted annually. After that, I applied to the college through filling the online application, and then I got selected in the merit list and visited the campus and submitted my documents.

I got admission after completing my B.Arch from COA recognized schools. I directly went to the college and submitted all of my photocopies of the previous college. after that, the college asked me to produce the original document and then I paid the admission fees and my admission got confirmed.

The admission procedure was very simple, A candidate who has qualified the recognized aptitude test in Architecture from NATA or equivalent to it can apply for the admission. Also, the candidate has to be 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. In senior secondary minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are compulsory.

student who wants study architecture should study in this college

There are many positive remarks of our college they have good ambience and every student in fully disciplined and hygiene and also everyone maintains time management they are perfect in timings. Timing is the only thing which is worst

It's an professional college so the teachers are more professional. It's affiliated to madras university where madras university syllabus are little older that's an drawback here. Exams are conducted as per the madras university norms. It really helps us to seek jobs

On the whole, one may say its a fairly good college a very strong administration as it is headed by a Great Architecture - Prof. Althaf Ahamed, who has recently received the lifetime achievement award and the Feild of Architecture by the IIA. Also being ranked as one of the top colleges in architecture in the South of India, it does justice to holding that title.

My director is someone i HIGHLY look upto, one of my reasons to love this college. He is a man i keep in a very high position of respect for his knowledge and the person he is. The college may not cater to your cultural like any other college, it may not have a HUGE campus, or a fancy canteen, but u will be eternally grateful for the people you meet here, the friends you make , the teaches who guide you and the college itself. Its location is a HUGE plus point, in the heart of the city! It becomes a fond memory once you leave so every institution has its good and bad qualities, its what you make of it that will define your experience, and in my final year i can tell you, there is no other place id rather be.