Which are the best architecture colleges in India for B.Arch and why?

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7 years ago
Architecture college for admission should be chosen on basis of various parameters, such as Infrastructure, well qualified and experienced faculty, industry connect, practical & project exposure, affordability etc. I think, for pursuing B.Arch course near Chandigarh - Indo Global College of Architec

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Architecture is the process and the product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings or any other structures. B.Arch and M.Arch are the common courses while some colleges do offer PhD in architecture also. There are many top ranking colleges in India for architecture, they are: 1) Schoo

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Sharath H Aithal
7 years ago
Hello, There are a lot of websites which say the best architecture colleges in India are X, Y and Z, but according to my experience it's better not to go with those. It's always better to shortlist the colleges as per your preference based on location and then talk to the students of those colleges

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Siddharth Bhardwaj
7 years ago
Hello! There is no denying in that fact that Indian Institute Of Technologys are considered as the best. The colleges like IIT-Kharagpur, IIT-Roorkee is the well known and most prestigious college for architecture course in India. However, taking admission in this college is not easy at all. You ne

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Harsh Ranjan
7 years ago
B.Arch course is for a student who wants to make their career in architecture field or those who have interest in 3-D design, visual art, sketching. There are many B.Arch colleges in India which offers this course on the basis of exams such as NATA, JEE Mains paper 2. Here are a few of the best co

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8 years ago
One cannot match IITs and NITs with other colleges. Clearance of NATA will make you feel better. Besides, there are colleges at state level, both state owned and private. The career opportunities for these graduates are high at present. These graduates can work as independent professionals or can ta

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