I have been studying B.Tech in CSE. I wish to switch to architecture now, is it possible to do that now?

<p>It is not advisable to pursue Architecture after doing Civil as you must have already spent 4 years for B.Tech and B.Arch is for 5 years (which sums up to 9 years in total!)</p><p>Obviously one can do architecture after B.Tech but the only problem is, can you really study this much? If you are really so much into architecture and you know that you won't lose interest in it because of various factors like</p><ul><li>Your friends and peers settling in life</li><li>Earning by the time you will be studying</li></ul><p>All the best for your future, do what your heart says ;)</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Yes, it is possible to switch from B.Tech in CSE to architecture. However, it will require you to complete a few additional courses and/or take a qualifying exam.</p><p>Here are some of the steps you need to take to switch from B.Tech in CSE to architecture:</p><ol><li><strong>Check the eligibility requirements of the architecture programme you want to apply to.</strong>&nbsp;Some programs may require you to have a certain GPA or to have taken certain courses.</li><li><strong>Complete the necessary prerequisite courses.</strong>&nbsp;These courses may include drawing, computer-aided design (CAD), and art history.</li><li><strong>Take the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA).</strong>&nbsp;NATA is a national-level entrance exam for architecture. You will need to score well in NATA to be considered for admission to an architecture program.</li><li><strong>Apply to the architecture programme of your choice.</strong>&nbsp;When you apply, be sure to highlight your interest in architecture and your relevant coursework.</li></ol>

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