NITBhopal : Everything you want to know.

I chose a bachelor's of planning because it is a very logical field of study. We learn management and administration in the right amount by looking at and observing things on a macro to a micro-scale. Initially, they teach you about urban planning, basic design, culture and technology, history, technical report writing, statistics, building materials, and much more. The faculty-to-student ratio for bachelor of planning is 1:9. A lot of faculties have PhD in urban Planning from SPA Delhi or IITs and are highly qualified. The teaching methods are flexible and excellent. The terms are held with time and the difficulty level is also average. This makes it easy to clear with some effort.

The cost of study, like in every NIT, is affordable. They also provide scholarships for SC, ST, EWS, and OBC people. Special scholarships are also available for people after application. The fee structure and scholarships depend on the family income.

The campus life in MANIT has been good so far. It is the 3rd largest campus among NITs. It has a lot of greenery and a wide area for a sports complex, hostels, respective departments and cafes, and restaurants. The famous fest of MANIT is Mafic. It has awesome chief guests and is very insightful. The campus includes a central library with lots of books. It is very well organised and the students also enjoy the facilities of the online library which makes the process less tedious. The classrooms are spacious and have proper tables and chairs for architecture and planning students. They are cleaned on regular notice and everyone makes sure that the classrooms are well maintained. They also have proper electrical connections with fans and lights. The college offers great support for people interested in sports. They have one of the largest areas dedicated to a sports complex and gymnasium. The clubs include technical, professional, cultural, social, and many more clubs.

The admission process begins with the aspirant taking the exam JEE paper. Paper 2 has two parts- A and B. Appearing for paper 2A includes three parts, Mathematics, Aptitude, and Drawing. This section is meant for people interested in Bachelor of Architecture. Paper 2B includes Mathematics, Aptitude, and Planning. This section is meant for people interested in Bachelor's of Planning. After appearing for the exams, the aspirant gets his/her percentile and according to that, they are provided with a seat from JoSAA counseling. Anyone who has passed the 12th class or equivalent with a minimum of 75% is eligible to sit for JoSAA counseling. The minimum percentage may change for SC, ST, and OBC categories.