How I built my architecture dream

The surroundings of the college give out a peaceful vibe, its a vast campus. It is located far from the city, from its pollution, one negative point about this is the commute from city to the college is very long and tiring.

The course curriculum is very standard and is a perfect balance of theory and practical knowledge, it is not stressful at all we get to spend almost equal amount of time for academics and extra curricular activities as well.

As of now there are no placements at the university, we are trained for that though, the university ensure that we do not stay blank in times of off-campus placements. Students if they get any internship opportunities can very well join.

Our college does not compromise the fun from students, here we celebrate fun events like international yoga day, the college has music clubs for learning and performing music during fests, tree plantation event and Gandhi jayanthi.

No the fee is not that expensive, if a student feels so, there is always and educational loan choice. The fee per year is Rs 1.1 Lakhs and which makes a sum of Rs. 5.5 lakhs for the whole course (5 years).

We have many extracurricular activities like arrangement of study tours by the university, site visits to important sites where we learn a lot, practically. Workshops for designing. There are many social activities here like raising money for the Kerala fund which we did for Kerala during the floods.

As every architectural aspirant knows to get into architecture one must have wither secured a non zero positive score in NATA or JEE paper 2, I scored 70% in my boards and had physics, chemistry and mathematics as my main subjects, the minimum score to be obtained is 50%.

Our faculties are well qualified, we are privileged to have such staffs in our college. They clear all the doubts then and there and are not biased, every student is given chance to portray hi/her views to the staff.