A detailed know-about on Thakur School of Architecture and Planning

Infrastructure is up to the mark. The faculty is welcoming and approachable. Even the non-teaching staff are ready to help at any time. The college crowd is amazing.

The curriculum involves activities and assignments. These help to improve skills in every aspect. There is no particular book to study. All learnings are through practical working with the help of class notes and reference books. The curriculum helps evolve the students in such a way that they are ready to face any kind of challenge from the outside world. Being a First-Year student, we recently visited CDSA, Pune, and Malvan as educational site visits.

There are no such college recruitments. Students have to go into the field and admit themselves to various firms. But, if the student gets good grades, he or she is selected by the firm themselves. Students also take the scholarship test. In a batch, all students get recruited.

Events and fests are quiet famous in Thakur. Our college conducts its Annual Fest EPOCH. Also, take part in major competitions such as NASA Minor events such as Teacher's Day, Women's Day or any other such days are also happily celebrated. These events have no effect on the student's academics. So he/she can freely take part in events.

Payments can be done online or by cheque. Advances may or may not be accepted. The college has a separate Student Council Fee which helps in covering some portion of cost during fests/events/trips/visits. Yes, during final admission procedures, transparency for fee breakdown is clearly stated.

I haven't opted for any scholarship offers yet. No idea on the average scholarship sum. There are many students in our college who have got scholarships.

Everyone is treated as equal in the Thakur School of Architecture and Planning. There is no gender disparity. Workshops take place twice or thrice in a year. Students have to fill up the Anti - Bullying statement registered by the Government. Students of all races, castes, religions are equally treated.

Initially, I wasn't exposed to such huge crowds. After joining this college, I noticed that without interaction, no one can sustain. So I got into the College Fest, participated in many events. Recently I got the chance to be a part of the First Convocation Ceremony. This helped me interact with my super seniors and know a bit about the outside world.

I got into this college through the FC and ARC Rounds. I took the NATA and JEE PAPER 2 exams but got through the rounds through the Jee marks. The infrastructure of the college is excellent. I had checked up the reviews online and also cross-checked with some of my friends who were already students of this college.

The number of subjects differs between 6 and 7 per Semester. There are a total of 10 semesters (5years) Faculty trues to explain everything in every way possible. They teach in a way students feel comfortable with. From one to one discussions to class discussions, everything is taken into consideration. All subjects are interlinked with each other.