What is the eligibility to join the B.Arch programme at Chandigarh University?

<p>Elegibility for Chandigarh University's B.Arch course is set as per the Council of Architecture (CoA). Students must secure at least 45% in 10+2 with physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects, plus one subject from chemistry, biology, IT, or Engineering Graphics. An alternative route is via a 10+2 Diploma in Engineering/Technology/Architecture with mathematics as a compulsory subject, also with 45% marks. Along with this, qualifying&nbsp;<strong>NATA (with minimum 70 marks)&nbsp;</strong>or&nbsp;<strong>JEE Paper 2 (Architecture Test)&nbsp;</strong>is mandatory for admission. These exams test a students' design aptitude, mathematics, and drawing skills- important for architectural studies. The university allows students to apply for provisional admission before results, but final admission requires a valid NATA or JEE paper 2 score. This ensures only students with both academic knowledge, and creative aptitude can enter the program, maintaining the quality of education and aligning with professional standards of architecture.</p>

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<p>To join the B.Arch programme at Chandigarh University, candidates must have passed&nbsp; 10+2 with at least 45% aggregate marks. Physics, and mathematics are compulsory subjects, along with chemistry, biology, computers science, IT, engineering graphics, or any related subject. Students who have completed a three year Diploma after 10th with Mathematics as a compulsory subject and at least 45% marks are also elegible. In addition to academic qualifications, it is mandatory to qualify in either the&nbsp;<strong>NATA Exam&nbsp;</strong>conducted by the Council of Architecture or&nbsp;<strong>JEE paper 2 (Architecture Aptitude Test), &nbsp;</strong>conducted by NTA. Without qualifying in one of these exams, final admission is not possible, though provisional admission may be given until results are declared. This elegibility ensures that all students entering the programme have both academic and aptitude based preparation, which is essential for pursuing a professional career in architecture.</p>

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