Architecture (BArch, MArch) management quota admission

b.arch  admission management quota For the Academic Year 2016 : Call 91-8904723394

MUMBAI, PUNE, BANGALORE B.Arch  COLLEGE ADMISSION Guidance THROUGH MANAGEMENT QUOTA

B.arch  Admission through Management Quota in Top Private  Colleges of india  

Call on-8904723394 for Admission Guidance in B.arch  Admission 2016-2018 in best B.arch  Colleges through Management Quota Top Private  Colleges of Bangalore /Mumbai /Pune/ Delhi-Ncr  through Management/NRI  Quota

WE PROVIDE CAREER GUIDANCE, CAREER COUNSELLING & ADMISSION GUIDANCE IN B.arch  Colleges -- ALL OVER INDIA

NOTE- Below given Add information regarding admission guidance to various colleges in INDIA.
{ That doesn’t means all the colleges having Management quota.}

Architecture (BArch, MArch)

OVER the ages, nameless architects have created some of the most opulent palaces, tombs, and monuments of historical importance that continue to awe and inspire us. As the renowned 20th century architect Le Corbusier wrote, “You employ stone, wood, and concrete, and with these materials you build houses and palaces: that is construction. Ingenuity is at work. But suddenly you touch my heart, you do me good. I am happy and I say: This is beautiful. That is Architecture.”

Architects employ their imagination to build monuments that are aesthetically in tune with the principles of design while also being functional and usable to those inhabiting them. With the concept of environment-friendly and green buildings fast catching up today, the focus is on building spaces that are ecologically sound. This, together with the booming real estate and construction industry, has fuelled the demand for architects.

The BArch programme

If you have taken admission to a course in architecture, be prepared to imagine, visualise, design and create. “Architecture is a confluence of arts and science. It is a very interactive course where students are encouraged to come up with ideas,” echoes Harshvardhan, a fourth year student of JJ school of Art and Architecture. The BArch course is spread over five years with 10 semesters (one semester of four to five months approximately) and is a generous mix of both theory and studio exercises. It stresses on subjects from the fields of arts, engineering and technology to the professional practice of architecture.

Eligibility and admission

The COA conducts an aptitude test on an all-India basis called National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) for admission to the first year BArch degree at institutes and colleges of architecture under its purview. The test measures the candidates’ drawing and observation skills, sense of proportion, aesthetic sensitivity and critical thinking ability, which are the building blocks to the study of the course. The minimum eligibility to apply for the course is 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised Board/University with Mathematics as a subject of examination (at least 50% aggregate). A minimum of 40 percent marks in NATA is required for admission. A merit list is then prepared on the basis of marks obtained in Class 12 and NATA (giving equal weightage to both) and admission granted to colleges across India.

Those with a science background can take the AIEEE, which is accepted by all National Institutes of Technology (NIT), Deemed Universities and central government universities and SPA. IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee take in students through IIT-JEE. It’s advisable for students to give the NATA besides state-level exams. For instance, admission at Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA) is made on the basis of the Common Entrance Test (CET) and Architecture Aptitude Test conducted by the Punjab University.

JJ School of Arts and Architecture, Mumbai takes in students through a Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education. It is mandatory for every architectural institution imparting the five-year BArch degree course in the country to join the NATA and to admit students on the basis of a valid NATA score. Candidates, who are not admitted on the basis of valid NATA marks, will not be considered for registration as architects later on.

BArch curriculum

Stage 1 spans three academic years during which students learn and understand the basic tenets of architectural design, the core subject during this period. “Design is the nucleus around which other subjects are built,” says Professor Sanjay Mehra, Dean studies, Vastu Kala Academy, Delhi. Armed with the theory of design methodology together with the knowledge in other subjects (such as building construction technology, structural design and systems, basic design and visual arts, history of architecture and building materials and sciences) students learn to apply the concepts to design buildings such as hospitals, schools, colleges, offices etc.

NOTE- Above given Add information regarding admission guidance to various colleges in INDIA.
{That doesn’t mean all the colleges listed on this add having Management quota.}

For Admission Procedure & Fee Structure Contact US ASAP.
Contact us:- 8904723394