Can architects be benefited by UGC NET exam? Can architects work as faculty for arts college if the course relates like for B.sc interior?

Yes, architects can give the UGC NET exam after completing a master's degree in related subjects. You can teach at a degree-level architecture college after qualifying for the NET exam. According to UGC guidelines, the minimum qualifications for teaching in a degree-level institution are: (a) To work as an assistant professor, you need to have a first-class degree in architecture and be qualified for the NET exam with one year of experience. (b) To teach as an Associate Professor, you need to have a Bachelors Degree in Architecture and a First Class M.Arch. With eight years of total experience (including a Ph.D. if you're pursuing it). You may also teach at a college for B.Sc. Interior, but you must qualify for UCG NET to teach this degree-level course. You have to complete the master's degree in either architecture or design. You will then need to appear in the NET exam in a related subject. Alternatively, you may directly pursue a Ph.D. in design to become a faculty member for the B.Sc. In design.

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