a complete future approach i experienced in the college.

I did not apply to any other college but there are other colleges as sept and NIT and IIT for architecture and NIFT And NID for fashion design. Architecture admissions happen through NATA scores only and respective colleges have entrance exams and interviews which could be online / offline In mahe admission process is pretty fine not much of chaos or alot...Read More

Some other colleges I applied to are NIFT, MIT Pune and Soft Pune. My admission was confirmed for all three however after speaking to alumni from all 4, I decided that MSAP was the best fit for me. I chose this college over NIFT as NIFT was offering me admission for b.des textile design and I was not interested in perusing that course. The admission process for MSAP consists of an entrance exam, portfolio and statement of purpose and personal interview....Read More

I applied to other colleges in kerala. Cat,trivandrum and avani,calicut. Both were much more amazing than MSAP comparing the infrastructure,college aesthetics,architecture vibes and as a malayali,maybe the right spot. But not widely ranged,connected nor the placements matched up to my likes. We have to meet the NATA criteria and have good marks in board. Nothing much...Read More

For MSAP and interior design course they check your uceed scores and based on that mark you eligible or not to appear for their own entrance exams and interviews. The process is quite straightforward and simple as compared to other colleges....Read More

The application form and fee structure is available on the university site. The admission process was flawless as the entrance exam was conducted online and we were then contacted via phone once we were selected. The application required us to have basic sketching skills and understanding. A statement of purpose is also required....Read More

To be eligible for this course you have to clear the NATA Exam. Application forms, application fees, and application fees can be checked on the official site of Msap. There should be an improvement in the admission process for now students have to just pass the NATA exam but there should be a particular cut-off, like government colleges do. Students have to at least score 50 percent marks to get into college. application form, fees, and dates can be seen on the official site of the college....Read More