Hello!

So between NMIMS Mumbai or DY Patil school of architecture NMIMS is better as it has modern campus and has good placement records But if you are looking for slightly more affordable option than DY Patil is also good for you.

Based on your NATA score that is 79 you can consider these colleges:

1. Rizvi College of Architecture

2. L.S. Raheja School of Architecture

3. IES College of Architecture

4. Aditya College of Architecture

Yes, based on her AIR of 3424 in General and 970 in OBC category in JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch), your daughter has a good chance of getting admission in Architecture to MNIT Jaipur under the OBC category. In previous years, the closing ranks for OBC category at MNIT Jaipur for B.Arch have gone to around1500-1600, so a rank of 970 is comfortably at the lower part of that bracket. However, the final allotment will depend on yearly cutoffs, matrix of the seats and choices filled for JoSAA counseling. Check here for more information: MNIT jaipur

When designing a school, architects need to consider several factors, from the layout and flow of spaces to the aesthetics and structural integrity. The design process often involves creating architectural drawings, including plans, elevations, and sections, which represent the building in different ways.

These drawings and considerations are integral to creating school environments that are not only functional and safe but also inspiring and supportive of student learning and development. You can find numerous examples of school architecture and detailed drawings on platforms like ArchDaily and Pinterest.

Hope it helps!!

The MHT CET CAP (Centralized Admission Process) for B.Arch is expected to start in the second week of August 2025 for the online submission and confirmation of the option form. The provisional allotment of CAP Round-I will be displayed in the second week of August as well. The final merit list for MHT CET will be displayed on July 17, 2025.

Dear candidate ,
To secure admission at PSGIAP ,  you must first clear the NATA exam with at least 70 marks . However , to be truly competitive , especially for general - category seats , aim for a score closer to 120-150 out 200 - which aligns with typical cutoffs seen in similar architecture institutes .

With 61% in 12th boards and 74 marks in NATA, getting admission in top architecture colleges in Maharashtra through government quota is difficult, as the cutoff for good colleges is usually 90+ in NATA.

However, you can still aim for:

• Private Architecture Colleges with low fee structures accepting lower NATA scores.
• Management quota seats in mid-tier colleges.
• Some self-financed institutions may have flexible cutoffs in mop-up or spot rounds.

Possible Colleges with Lower Fees:

• Sinhgad College of Architecture, Pune
• Smt. Manoramabai Mundle College of Architecture, Nagpur
• Vishwaniketan’s Institute of Design, Raigad

With a JEE Main Paper-2 CRL rank of 3438 and OBC-NCL rank of 949, you have a fair shot at some top architecture colleges.

SPA Vijayawada:
You stand a good chance here. Previous years show OBC-NCL closing ranks around your range, especially in Round 2 or 3. So yes, SPA Vijayawada is possible.

NITs to focus on:

• NIT Hamirpur: Safe. Cutoffs often go well beyond 5000 CRL.

• NIT Raipur / Patna: Possible. Both have closed around 3900–4000 CRL in recent years.

• MANIT Bhopal: Slightly tough but worth trying.

• NIT Rourkela, Calicut, Nagpur: Unlikely. These usually close much earlier.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for a diploma in architecture in West Bengal with 41% in the Madhyamik exam of the West Bengal Board.

Madhyamik Pass with an overall of 35% is required for the diploma entrance examination, JEXPO entrance Exam. For the architecture Diploma, you need to ensure that you have mathematics and Science in your Madhyamik.

If you clear the Entrance exam, then you need to take part in the counselling. There, you have government and private colleges based on your merit ranks, you can get into the college.

Wishing you all the best for your future endeavors. Thank you!

Yes, with 41%, you are eligible for a Diploma in Architecture via JEXPO.

• You must appear for JEXPO , which tests Math, Science, and English at the Class 10 level.

• Admission is based on your JEXPO rank , not just your Madhyamik marks.

• A good rank can get you into Architecture or related diploma streams.

Hello,

Since you’ve scored 41% marks in your Madhyamik examination under the West Bengal Board, your chances of getting admission into a Diploma in Architecture course might be slightly limited. Most polytechnic institutions in West Bengal offering diploma courses, including Architecture, require candidates to qualify the JEXPO entrance exam and also expect a minimum percentage (often around 35% to 50%) in Class 10 with Mathematics, Physical Science, and English. Since you’ve passed Madhyamik, you do meet the basic eligibility to appear for JEXPO, and if you can perform well in the entrance exam, you could still secure a seat in a diploma college.

Hope this helps. All the best!