Which is the best option among pursuing aerospace engineering from Amity University and B.Arch from SPA?
I've got 37516 rank in JEE Mains paper-1 and 3606 rank in JEE Mains paper-2.
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Dear
Both Programmes have their own value, future prospects and need and commitment for further growth.
In Aerospace domain, you need to go upto M.Tech level but in Architecture programme, you can start your professional career immediately after 5 years of programme.
Firstly, choose the field According to your career goal and than choose the Institute or University for the same.
All the best. -
I'll suggest you to opt for B.Arch in SPA as there is great scope ahead in this branch. -
The minimum marks required to take admission in SPA Delhi is 50% for SC category candidate and 60% for open category candidate. NATA stands for National Aptitude Test in Architecture. As per my knowledge to secure a seat in SPA Delhi you need to score a minimum of 55% i.e 105 out of 200 marks in NATA examination. -
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https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor. -
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