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Consolidated list of colleges and universities in India offering B.Arch and M.Arch courses in architecture and construction engineering is provided here. Given below information is also provided about eligibility and courses of architecture and construction engineering.
COURSE IN ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
Bachelor
in Architecture (B.Arch) is a 5 year course after +2. There are about a number
of national institutions that offer architectural training at the under-graduate
level. Those candidates who have studied Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics
can apply for admission. A minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in the Senior
Secondary School Certificate Examination (+2) is required, with the main
subjects being English and Mathematics. An entrance examination will be
given to test the candidates on their comprehension, sketching abilities
and IQ. The top institutions in Ahmedabad and Delhi give about 30% weightage
to class 12 results and the rest to the entrance exam. The course can
be taken full-time or part-time, the former being divided into 10 semesters
(16 weeks each) that also includes 6 months of practical training.
The
basic subjects taught are Humanities, Arts and Crafts, Design, Engineering
and Technology. The studies mainly focus on : developing awareness of
the technical, cultural and environmental factors that determine the limits
of any architectural problem understanding the institutional forces which
will define the ground on which decisions will be framed balancing the
aesthetic, scientific and technical requirements During the final year,
students need to undergo practical apprenticeship with a selected Architectural
firm. This training helps them to practice and learn all the various aspects
of architectural designing, under the guidance of experienced professionals.
The Post-graduate awards offered are the Masters degree (M.Arch), the
PG diploma and the Ph.D., which usually last from about 1 and a half to
2 years.
Some
of the reputed institutions in India offering architecture and construction engineering
- The
Centre of Environment and Planning Technology, Ahmedabad -
- The
JJ School of Architecture and -
- The
School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi
- Undergraduate
Programmes - Bachelor of Architecture (68 seats) , Bachelor of Planning
(20 seats) (four years) Eligibility: Pass in the 10+2 examination
with (a) General Science including Chemistry at the 10th stage and
(b) at least 60%% marks in aggregate in English, Physics, Mathematics
and one more optional subject in which the candidate has secured
maximum marks at he 10 + 2 stage, provided that all the subjects
have been passed separately. Admission Procedure: Selection is made
through an Entrance Examination comprising two tests: Test I: General
Knowledge, Scholastic Performance and IQ Test (common to both the
courses), Test II: Aptitude Test. For B.Arch.: aptitude in visual
and spatial perception, creative writing and aesthetic sensitivity.
Fro B.Planning: comprehensive ability, ability to write on and general
awareness about, environment, society and human habitation.
- Master's
Programmes - Master of Architecture in Architectural Conservation
(10 seats), Industrial Design (15 seats) and Urban Design (10 seats)
, Master of Building Engineering and Management (15 seats) , Master
of Landscape Architecture (15 seats) , Master of Planning in Environmental
Planning (10 seats), Housing (15 seats), Regional Planning (10 seats),
Transport Planning (15 seats), Urban Planning (20 seats). Eligibility:
55% marks in the aggregate in the qualifying examination and qualified
in GATE/UGC (NET) examination.
- Doctoral
Programmes (PhD) Eligibility: Master's degree in architectural and
related subjects with a minimum of 55% marks in the aggregate or
Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Planning with a minimum of
55% marks in the aggregate and five years experience in teaching,
research or professional practice.
Colleges
of Architecture in different states of India
- Andhra
Pradesh - JNTU College of Planning and Architecture (Hyderabad-500028)
, Andhra University College of Engineering
- Bihar
, Birla Institute of Technology (Mesra-835215, Ranchi) , Bihar College
of Engineering (Patna-800005)
- Chandigarh
- Chandigarh College of Architecture.
- Delhi
- School of Planning and Architecture (New Delhi-110002).
- Goa -
Goa College of Architecture (Goa-403001).
- Gujarat
- MS University of Baroda (Vadodar-390001) , School of Architecture,
Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT) (Ahmedabad)
- Karnataka
- BMS College of Engineering (Bangalore-560019) , Bangalore Institute
of Technology (Bangalore-560004) , Poojjya Doddapaa Appa College of
Engineering (Gulbarga-585102) , MS Ramaiah Institute off Technology
(Bangalore-560001) , Manipal Institute of Technology (Manipal-5761199)
, RV College of Engineering (Bangalore-560059) , University Visvesvaraya
College of Engineering (Bangalore) , Bangalore University (Bangalore-560001).
- Kerala
- University of Kerala, College of Engineering (Thirvananthapuram-695016)
, Thangal Kunju Musallar College of Engineering (Kollam-691005).
- Madhya
Pradesh - IPS Academy School of Architecture (Indore-452012) , Institute
of Environmental Planning & Technology (Indore-452001) , Madhav Institute
of Technology and Science (Gwalior-474005) , Government Engineering
College (Raipur-492010).
- Maharashtra
- Maharashtra Institute of Technology (Aurangabad-431005) , Bharati
Vidyapeeth's College of Architecture (Navi Mumbai-400614); Kamla Raheja
Vidynidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies (Mumbai-4000499)
, Rizvi College of Architecture (Mumbai-400050) Sir JJ College of Architecture
(Mumbai-400001) , Kavikulguru Institute of Technology and Science (Ramtek-441106,
Nagpur) , LAD and Smt R P College of Women (Nagpur-440006) , Manoharbhai
Patel Institute of Engineering and Technology (gondia-441614, Maharashhtra)
, BKP Sabha's College of Architecture (Pune-411030) , Bharati Vidyapeeth's
College of Architecture (Pune-411043) , Dr Bhanuben Nanavati College
of Architecture for Women (Pune-411052) , Maratha Mitra Mandal's College
of Architecture (Pune-411004)) , College of Architecture (Kolhapur-416012)
, DY Patil College of Engineering and Technology (Kolhapur-416006).
- Orissa
- College of Engineering and Technology (Bhubaneswar-751003).
- Punjab
- Guru Nanak Dev University, Department of Architecture (Amritsar-143005)
, Giani Zail Singh College of Engineering and Technology (Bathinda-151001).
- Tamil
Nadu - Anna University School of Architecture and Planning (Chennai-600025)
, Periyar Maniammai College of Technology for Women (Thanjavur-6134003)
, Bharath Institute of Science and Technology (Chennai-600073) , Dr
MGR Engineering College (Chennai-602102) , Hindustan College of Engineering
(Chennai-603103) "SRM Engineering College (Kattankulathur-6032003, Kanchipuram)
, Satyabhama Engineering College (Chennai-600019) , Mohamma Sathak Engineering
College (Kilakarai-623806) , Thiagarajan College of Engineering (Madurai-625015).
- Uttar
Pradesh - Aligarh Muslim University , Zakir Hussin College of Engineering
and Technology (Aligarh-202002) , Government College of Architecture
(Lucknow-226007). University of Rookee (Roorkee-247667).
- West Bengal
- Bengal Engineering College (Howrah-711103) , Jadavpur University (Calcutta-700032).
, Regional Engineering Colleges , Maulana Azad College of Technology
(Bhopal-462007) , Visvesvaraya Regional College of Engineering (Nagpur-4400011)
, Malaviya Regional Engineering College (Jaipur-302617) , Regional Engineering
College (Tiruchirappalli-620015). Regional Engineering College (Hamirpur,
HP) , Indian Intitutes of Technology , Indian Institute of Technology
(Kharagpur-721302, West Bengal).
The Indian
Institute of Architects
The Indian
Institute of Architects conducts its examination in four parts. Candidates
desirous of taking the examination have to enrol themselves as Student
Members. The minimum qualification requirement is a pass in Class 10 examination
with English, Mathematics and Science as compulsory subjects. He should
be working in the office of an architect who is registered with the Council
of Architects. Candidates possessing higher qualifications, such as 10+2
pass, diploma holders in Architectural Assistantship and Civil Engineering
and degree in civil engineering are exempted from appearing in some subjects.
The plan
of the examinations is as follows: Part I (Group A - D). Total number
of papers: 10, Total Marks: 900; Part II (Groups A and B). Total number
of papers: 7, Total Marks: 1100; Part III (Group A). Total number of papers:
7, Total marks: 1150, and Part III (Group B), viva-voce 100 marks; and
Part IV - Dissertation (400 marks), Viva-voce (100 marks) and Architectural
Appraisal.
Pass mark
in each paper is 50%. Candidates are permitted to appear in the subsequent
parts only if they clear all the papers in the preceding parts. Successful
candidates of Parts I, II, and III are permitted to appear in the subsequent
papers only after a gap of one year. Examinations are held in June and
December, every year. Candidates are awarded first class or second class,
if they pass the examinations in one attempt. Otherwise, they are declared
as "pass". During the entire period of studentship, i.e., from the date
of enrolment till passing the final part of the examination, the students
must acquire practical experience.
Candidates
successfully completing the examinations are admitted as associate members
- Associate of the Indian Institute of Architects (AIIA). Associate Members,
subsequently may be elected as full members (MIIA) and Fellow Members
(FIIA). These abbreviations may be used, indicative of their professional
qualifications in architecture. The Associates become eligible for registration
with the Council of Architecture, the regulatory authority for architectural
education, established under the Architects Act, 1972. They are then entitled
to undertake practice. The registration with Council would remain valid
only if they continue their memberships of the Institute by paying the
prescribed subscription.
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