Sakshi Negi's Review On Indo Global College Of Architecture, Mohali

The architecture course curriculum is pretty diverse and the college strives to cover all aspects of it really well. The exams aren't stressful and can be pretty easily be done with. Although the drawing assignments and projects can be time consuming and hectic.

Our college does not have a placement drive for architecture students. Companies come for B.tech recruitment but they aren't any recruitment in the architecture department.They isn't much choice for architecture students in the college regarding jobs. The students have to look for their internship themselves.

We celebrate various events in our college. Apart from technical workshops there are also job fairs held. Cultural festivals are organized on a large scale and almost all of the students participate in it.

The fee structure is feasible when compared to the other colleges in the region but the hostel expenses are a little much. The total fees is 75,00 plus including the hostel facility for one semester of the course.

Since I am of general category I could not get any sort of scholarship. But there is a good scholarship for students from Kashmir and also students from north east of the country. They are paid good scholarship.

There is freshers and farewell party for the students. Workshops are conducted in college. But there aren't many events except for Lohri, freshers or sports day. There isn't a student union in the college.

The hostel cost is very high and the hostels are not in good condition. The mess food is really bad. The washrooms are dirty with faulty locks. There is also shortage of rooms in girls hostel. Hostel experience is very bad.

I had gotten my rank in NATA and through counselling chose this collge out of the other options. I had to submit all my academic and other certificates and also pay the course fee to get an allotment order. After submitting it to the college and reporting there my admission was confirmed.

The faculty of the college is very experienced and some of them have been established architects. They guide the students through the projects but the only issue is that there isn't much practical teaching.