Bachelor of Architecture [B.Arch] [Interior Design]

This institute had its hands on several awards like Snowcem award, excellence in urban architecture, and the platinum award for greenest building along with the JIIA commendation award for the Industrial Architecture and Castrol India limited. As the academics were good and overall the campus life was also great, therefore, many students took admission here considering all these aspects.

My core stream was the interior design in bachelor of architecture where students in my batch were taught to brainstorm and generate new ideas with relevant base merely. We have a jury as our external viva and submission and also the final exams are taken by the institute.

As this particular institute was well-established and had a decent placement ratio, we had compulsory internships during the final year. The job opportunities in based on the portfolio the student design and the work of the candidate at any internship increases the chances to get a decent job easily.

There is the inauguration of 'Derivation- An odyssey in Architecture' exhibition organized by the institute. The institute itself organizes poster making seminars and poster drafting events where students from nearby colleges also participate willingly.

The fees were much higher as per my thoughts but once I understood the institute procedure, I was able to recognize that it was worthy of paying the amount 1.34 lakhs. It seemed feasible looking forward to the career prospects academics at the institute.

Due to a vibrant overall campus environment, students opt to do various extracurricular activities like extensive workshops, freshers parties, youth festivals, and several general club meetings. As the overall experience was great at the campus, I saw much student diversity during my period of the curriculum.

After the final exams of my previous education, I gave the NATA exam based on which my profile was evaluated. I was able to score well so I applied with five sets of copies for the bachelor of architecture course and managed through the management quota and CAP counseling.

We had some renowned and professional faculties and also the ones who have completed some level of the academic experience at the institute. However, they all were very supportive and gave the task which involved much research part as they believed research can bring more ideas to the work.