BS Abdur Rahman University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Crescent Institute always had a good reputation, when it was under Anna university, and it continued even after they made it a deemed university. The college is famous for computer science and architecture courses, and offers good placement opportunities

Architecture inherently is a profession where one mostly aims to set up his/ her own studio hiring a couple of interns, there are also large scale firms with multiple architects and other concerned professionals but that is rarely the case. So, no we did not have any sort of campus placements although we had a 1-year internship program where we had gained experience from talented architects, we also have successful architects positively criticizing our design every semester. All of these have groomed us well enough to find our jobs on our own.

There are various opportunities for architects in the construction and designing field. A good teaching methodology is adopted in this college. It leads to a better understanding of students.

Faculties are great and well-experienced professionals. They guide us in every possible way for us to have a successful career. My class contained 30 students.

We had internship training in the fourth year. We got many eminent Architect's contacts through our reviews.

We have at least two external members who are full- time practicing architects with full-fledged offices who are practicing in the city who were able to provide us with proper support during Internship training and finding a job after that was easy since we were exposed to our fields with ease.

By the name of the institute itself, a Student graduating from the crescent school of architecture is recognized and gets opportunities everywhere. Many firms prefer the crescent school of architecture students. Also, students who want to pursue masters are also recognized and their admission process is easy even abroad. After i complete my B.Arch.i would like to do a master's in the crescent school of architecture itself.

Design courses do not have placements otherwise it is the Internship they do during their 7th semester. After the degree, they have scope for exploring a lot of design-oriented courses or start their own practice as interior designers.

In architecture, after the completion you have opportunities opened where you can choose to work for an architecture firm, be a freelancer, go for higher education or perceive options for other design fields, etc. exposure during internship helps too. The alumni are doing well.

Conducted a career development program on advising opening up of the private office, Government positions, and exposure towards different areas in architecture.