Hello,

Hope you are doing well,

SPA (School of Planning and Architecture) located in Delhi is a reputed and popular school which students opt for pursuing architecture and similar courses. Since you have not mentioned at which level you want to apply (UG/PG), I will talk about the overall college

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see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on certain factors like number of candidates, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category etc. however as per last year closing score of  1652 as home state,  1610 as all india quota , you have decent chances for selection.

to

Hello ,

Sir Jj college of architecture , Mumbai.

The courses offered in that college are B.arch and M.arch  , The students rating for this college is 4.4/5 , many facilities are also available library , sports , auditorium , IT infrastructure and laboratories , Sir Jj college of architecture

Hello Aspirant,

Both the institutes you have mentioned are great in their own way. Both of them are recognized in terms of giving quality education of Architecture. Both are good in terms of faculty, study environment and research activities.

But the fees of NIT Hamirpur is a bit higher as

Hello Aspirant,

Seeing your NATA score and category, and previous years cutoff trends, there is a fair chance of getting admission into this college. But every year the cutoff varies depending upon your category, 12th marks , seat availability which is less otherwise and exam difficulty level.

Since, this college

Hello Aspirant, hope you are doing good.

The cutoff for getting architecture at IGDTUW for ST category , for people outside delhi is 5923, so with your ST rank it's very probable that you will get a seat in architecture in this college.

For more details for this college, you

Hello Aspirant,

Getting admission into Chandigarh college of Architecture depends on the rank list released by the JAC authority. Also, in order to take admission, you need to score more or equal to the cutoff that is released. Various parameters like no. of students appeared, exam difficulty level, seat availability