Which one is better, architecture or mass communication? I am a class 12th science student.

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Vikram Soni | Scholar-Level 16

9 years ago

Dear Anas, Both the field having own scope and growth and depend on your interest you can choose your field As architects study planning and designing of building and structures, a mental inclination and orientation is necessary to move forward in the career of Architecture Career in Architectur

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Anas Khan | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

thank you so much for the guidence

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Ronmi Bora | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Both are good and it all depends on your area of interests and aptitude. If you have flair in writing, creativity, then mass communication is for you. Otherwise, if you have analytical skills along with drawing skills, then you can opt for architecture course.

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Aneesh Ram | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Architecture is better if you are good in mathematics and drawing.

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