Hello Jay,

   Yes you can do B.arch after diploma. You cannot get direct admission, for this you have apply for NATA(National Aptitude Test in Architect) to get admission in colleges which offers Architecture courses. Also remember that not all colleges accept NATA score, so be careful with it. Other option you have is to appear for Jee Mains paper 2. From this you can get admission in NITs, CFTIs(Central Funded Technical Institutes) and in some government colleges. I hope I answered your question.

Thankyou and Good Luck !!

Hello tashi

To be eligible for bachelor in architecture you must have scored atleast 40% in the all India national aptitude test in architecture (NATA) conducted by council of architecture. So the score required is of NATA.

For more details on this please go through the article by our experts whose link is I'm giving you below.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria/amp

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Hello Aspirant,

   Yes you are eligible to get admission in architect colleges. With this percentile you may not some of the high ranked architect colleges but yes can get admission in some state government colleges. With this percentile your probable general rank after this exam is 29,994 (considering total number of students appeared for this exam is 1,45,386). With this rank you can get admission in your home state colleges. For checking previous year opening and closing ranks of various colleges you can visit the folloeing link : 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-paper-2-result

Hello Dhiraj!

This time you didn't well.Don't worry .You still have one attempt for jee mains 2019.This time you can turn this chance into opportunity.You have lot of time in exam.Revise each and every one of formula.And Solve previous year paper as much paper,this will gives you idea about paper and improve time management skills.Try to better score this time.You can.And secure 90+ percentile this time.

You can ask if you have any other queries.

GOOD LUCK!

Hey sethu! Thanks for contacting careers 360.

The average annual salary of an architect is 365,894 per year. Experience strongly influences pay for this job.

And as for the stess, all the jobs nowadays do have stress And it comes with the package. You just need to deal with it, be determined and achieve your said goals. 

Wish you all the best! 

Hello

It would be difficult to tell you exactly about the marks required for admission as the cutoff varies from college to college depending on varies factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates appearing in the exam, number of seats available, etc.

You can go through the link below and check the previous year cutoff for reference and to have an idea about the rank required for admission.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff

You should aim to score a good rank in the exam for admission to any decent engineering college and your preferred branch.

You can enroll for the MHT CET Knockout to prepare for the exam more effectively and smartly using the smart study material (which includes chapter wise, concepts wise, most asked and most difficult questions), Advanced Test Series based on MHT CET Pattern (which includes unlimited chapter wise test, subject wise test and full mock test), adaptive time table, performance analysis (which includes Prepmeter, Strength Sheet, Weakness Sheet, Skills Graph) and Rank Predictor tool.
Go through the link below to check the details-

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Around 2.7% of all jobs in the Country are Government jobs.

Rest 97.3% comprises of jobs in organised and unorganised sectors, wherein all 97.3% are Private sector jobs such as entrepreneurship ventures, selling, agriculture, working in factories/IT firms etc. - all are run by private individuals and not the state.

Hello Nidhi,

Various entrance exams are held in India every year for admission to the undergraduate course in architecture B. Arch. Most of these exams are all India level but some of them are state level too. 

You can give following exams for admission to the B.Arch degree course -

JEE B.Arch: Sit for this exam for admission to top NITs and SPAs.

NATA: For entrance to all other reputed state, government and private architecture colleges that don't accept the JEE exam rank or score.

STATE CETs: If your state conducts CET exam in architecture you may appear for that too, though it 'll be only for your state colleges that offer the course in architecture.  You can even appear for other states CET if there is a provision.

Some of the state level CET exams are -

IPUCET (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test)

UPSEE (Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination)

KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test)

TANCET (Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test)

COMEDK UGET (COMEDK UG Entrance Test forB. Arch)

KEAM (B.Arch) (Kerala Engineering Agriculture Medical Exam) 

AMU B. Arch: Aligarh Muslim University conducts the exam for admission in course of Bachelor of Architecture in the same University. To sit for this exam you need to have passed the 12th examination with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

TNEA B.Arch: Anna University takes admission to 5 years (10 Semester) B.Arch. Degree Programme offered at University Department of Anna University.

DASA (B.Arch): Admissions are open under Direct Admissions for Students Abroad (DASA) mode for Undergraduate students. DASA or Direct Admission of Students Abroad is a scheme by the HRD Ministry for admissions to premium Indian institutes offering Engineering/ Management/ Architecture/ Programs in the UG as well as the PG Level.

GRE: GRE for masters in architecture is necessary only if you want to study in the US and for particular courses. That too, it weighs only 10–15% of your application. Rest is taken by your portfolio(up to 50%), your statement of purpose & references, followed by GPA.

These are more or less all the possible exams you can sit for the course that you mentioned.

Now coming to the preparation, if you are aiming for the IIT’s and other top colleges then prepare for jee paper-1 then JEE advance and then AAT.

For any entrance exam of architectural studies, you should be well prepared for sketching, perceptive views, and color compositions.

NATA and JEE Mains are somewhat different from each other. According to me, JEE Mains gives you multiple options to get a high score.

For JEE Mains, practice maths from any coaching or tutor and buy a guide book for the aptitude part that you favor and prepare yourself for the last three questions from a reliable source. This will also help you in NATA.

Stay focused and devote at least 4 - 6 hours for the prep daily. Invest more time in preparation and you will definitely get a prestigious institute.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!