ASADI - The Architectural Gateway of Freedom to Design

The Master of Architecture (Advanced Architecture) is a newly introduced course at ASADI, with its inaugural batch consisting only 6 students from the COA-approved 20 seat allotment. Personally, I was a graduated from ASADI with B.Arch in September of 2024, and I immediately joined the M.Arch program in October of 2024. The primary reasons that influenced me are the diverse specialization across the 4 semesters of this PG program, the ease of convenience with my accommodation still around the campus5 The exams haven't been conducted as I am still in the 1st semester, but as per the university calendar, 1st semester will have 3 subjects, 2nd semester will haven 3 subjects and 3rd semester will have 4 subjects as theoretical examinations with 3 hours apiece for writing the examination. The rest of the subjects are either core studio subjects and elective subjects which will be evaluated through internal and/or external juries

Fee Breakdown (Alumni Discount - 11.11%) Tuition Fee (Yearly): Rs. 2,00,000 Admission Fee (One Time): Rs. 5,000 Caution Deposit (One Time): Rs. 10,000 Miscellaneous (Yearly): Rs. 20,000 Fee Breakdown (Non-Alumni) Tuition Fee (Yearly): Rs. 2,25,000 Rest of the fee breakdowns remain same.

There are various festivities which are conducted at ASADI, which includes AARAV, which is the annual day of the college. Convocations are also conducted for passing graduates every 2-3 years based on the number of graduates passing each batch.

Honestly saying, I didn't apply to any other college for my M.Arch program. Due to the various reasons I listed earlier. But for my B.Arch admission, I applied to other colleges like CAT, Marian college, but due to the marks not upto the mark from the 12th board exams, I was given a shut eye, whereas ASADI admitted me not only on the basis of marks, but on the 3 step interviews from bottom-to-top management level, which i aced substantially well. Hence, I will forever be grateful to college regarding that.5

The faculty to student ratio is 1:20, and for studio subjects, they are 1:15. The faculties are really approachable and always understand the issues pertaining to the student and allows greater freedom in design, critical thinking and innovating solutions.

Since the college is an independent institution and not part of any university campus, it doesn't have much of a night life persay. But many programmes conducted annually go past till 9p.m. provided written permission from various local authorities.