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Disadvantages:
The process of becoming an architect is long, competitive, and expensive. It takes five years of school to earn a Bachelor of Architecture degree, plus an additional two to four years for a Master's degree. The Architect Registration Exam, which all aspiring architects must pass in order to become licensed, is also very difficult, with seven separate divisions and pass rates varying from 56% to 71% per division in 2009. Starting salaries for architects are considered lower than average when compared with other professional careers with similar requirements, such as medicine and law. Salary prospects generally rise after architects have spent several years in the profession and have worked their way up the ranks. Architecture is a very challenging and demanding field. The scope of issues that an architect is accountable for on a project is tremendous. Architects actually spend twice the amount of time working on a project as it takes to build it, in order to address various start-up and close-out issues. The architectural field is very subject to the ups and downs of the economy. Architects depend on economic growth for their living. If the economy is depressed, construction of new buildings is one of the first things that will be in less demand, along with architects. Advantages:
Architecture is a demanding profession, but it can also be a very interesting, creative one. As architects gain more experience, they become more involved in actual design work rather than technical issues and routine construction documents. Architecture is also never a boring career option because of the variety of tasks it demands. No project is ever the same as the one that came before. Architects are also constantly dealing with different issues, such as meeting with clients and contractors, drawing plans, looking at estimates, or working out last-minute details and requests. Even though many architecture schools have heavy math requirements, many architects say that very little math is actually involved in their day-to-day routines. Anything that requires advanced levels of math such as calculus is usually handled by engineers or other specialists involved with a project. Most architects work in the profession, not for the money but because they have a passion for their work, and this passion makes everything else worthwhile.

ITM has top companies coming to the campus with a variety of job profiles. The placement process at ITM gives the students opportunities to make their careers in the widest range of industries. It has excellent Mumbai MBA placement records-averages are at 6.8 LPA. The programme is AICTE approved and consists of academics, industry immersion and applied research. If we talk about HR course here, then yes college is good, see, nowadays, leaving IIMs and other top 10 colleges, every college carries the same reputation, it all depends on the individual and how he performs during the GD-PI & Interview during his placement time, and yes if you compare ITM-Navi Mumbai with ISBM, as I said earlier, ITM is good, well my all perception is based on after I joined ITM and ISBM does not give a better ROI compared to its fee structure.

Dear Anshu,
I'd say whatsoever the college is. If the college is located in Gurgaon, it can give you better placements as well as exposure like Paid Live Projects, Paid Winter Internships and Paid Summer Internship, International Conclaves, Seminars & Guest Lectures. If you note carefully, all these deals a corporate requirement. Since, the corporate hub is Gurgaon, neither a General Manager can take time to visit colleges in Noida, Ghaziabad or Delhi nor the student can travel all the way from their college in Ghaziabad / Noida / Delhi to attend the Conclaves / Seminars / Internships / Live Projects conducted only in the corporate companies of Gurgaon. The Company always prefer Gurgaon based students as they are nearby. If you want just a degree with no exposure / placements you can opt out the one. Hope you'd be smart enough to guess now.
BIMT offers International Study Projects / Industrial Visits at countries like Dubai, Singapore, Malaysia & Philippines. BIMT allows student to participate in International Level Presentation competition in Bangalore every year and your paper gets published in a National Journal which is a limelight. Besides that, You will get salaried projects, Internships & Management events. If your goal is of only exposure based MBA with good placements, BIMT is the right choice because you can get a placements of 7-8LPA only if you have exposure like above mentioned.
Regards

Different courses you can apply in physical education field at UG level are mentioned below:
1) B.P.Ed
2) B.Sc
You can pursue B.Sc. in Physical Education, Health Education and Sports from Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences. Basic eligibility to pursue this course is that candidate should have cleared class 12 exams with a minimum aggregate of 45%. Aggregate percentage will be in best four subjects including one language. Candidates who have appeared at any of the qualifying examination but whose results have not been declared may also apply on provisional basis.
Other eligibility criteria
1) Candidate must be medically fit.
2) Candidate must have attained the minimum age criteria before the first day of the October of the year.
However, 1 year age relaxation will be made on the basis of individual merits by the Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi through the Principal of the college concerned.
Final Selection:
Candidates are selected based on the score in written test, physical fitness test, and sports proficiency marks.Selection parameter and weightages
Written Test: 50 marks
Physical Fitness Test: 20 marks
Sports Proficiency Award: 30 marks