Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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B.Arch | ₹74,000 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + NATA | 8 Mar - 04 Sept 2024 |
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I love your design which made me choose Carrier for this Our faculty is very cooperative and help us any time we need even on off days and after classes Most of the faculty hold Ph.D. or MASTER degrees they teach us through presentations, practically, visiting sites, etc Every 6 months there is a semester but in the third year you face a semester off of just 3 months which makes it difficult for us to complete the syllabus
I choose this field because I won't be an architect it is my passion. And also there are so many opportunities after architecture Our facilities have experience in construction and teaching. Also, there work as architects so they can give us practical knowledge. Some of them complete their master's also, So they always teach us about the field and about the opportunities and they also share lots of knowledge with us. There is a total of 42 students in our class. They all ma age all of us properly. There is 2 sem in one year I. Architecture and it is very difficult to pass that examination. Because we have to attempt theory or practical question And also see the need to draft(if there is a question for drafting) And if some students can't get marks for passing they got 2 chances to clear their backlogs.
I'm being fond of building design and the construction industry since college times. So rather than choosing civil engineering, I choose this course. This is the best option for exploring the construction industry. faculty ratio is quite cool at 1:08. Every faculty had a specialization in their particular subject or field so the teaching method is so friendly and with more practical knowledge. There is a semester-based pattern of exams that includes 10 semesters and gets quite tough and interesting one by one as it passed.
I'm in the third year right now, and our batch pays Rs 65,000 per year. I don't think that it's too expensive, as compared to other institutions for architecture. Every year, the fee is increased by a few thousand rupees. There are a few scholarship facilities available though.
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