Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
A five-year Council of Architecture approved degree combining design studio, building technology and practice.
Key facts
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 5 years
- Modes allowed
- Regular
- Discipline
- Architecture & Planning
- Eligibility
- 10+2 with PCM (50%) and a valid NATA / JEE Paper 2 score
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Where you can study B.Arch
Specialisations
- Architecture
What you can do after B.Arch
- Architect
- Urban Designer
- Interior Architect
About B.Arch
Council of Architecture (COA) Approved 5-Year Professional Degree
B.Arch trains creative architectural designers in sustainable building design, urban planning, landscape design, and structural construction techniques, qualifying graduates as licensed registered architects.
Questions students ask
Can I do B.Arch online or through distance learning?
No. Under current UGC rules B.Arch is not permitted in online or distance mode, so a valid B.Arch has to be a regular, on-campus programme. Be careful of anyone offering it online.
What is the eligibility for B.Arch?
10+2 with PCM (50%) and a valid NATA / JEE Paper 2 score. Individual universities may set higher cut-offs or an entrance test.
How long is B.Arch?
B.Arch takes 5 years.
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