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Quick Facts
Total Fees
7.56 Lakhs
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Seats
24
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Fees Details
Course Details
- Mode: Full time
- Duration: 2 Years
Urban housing, apart from being a shelter, is seen as means of access to employment and livelihood, urban and community services, proximity to desirable neighbours. Majority of urban housing is supplied by the market where land and finance play a major role. Access to decent housing that is affordable for all is key to a habitable city. However cities across the developed and developing countries are grappling with varying degrees of housing unaffordability as per the specifics of local land and labour markets. Policy making and planning to ensure access to decent affordable housing for all income groups is a complex process and requires multi-pronged approach. It requires framing of policies and regulations that will enable local markets to generate adequate, affordable and decent housing stock. At the same time it requires framing of policies, programs and regulations that will provide assistance to households, living in substandard housing not catered to by the formal markets, to access decent affordable housing. It is only when such a multipronged approach is adopted, that cities will be able to efficiently address the issue of housing unaffordability in their specific land and labour market.
Admission Process
The applications received within the prescribed time limit will be evaluated in five stages as mentioned below:
Stage 1 - Scrutiny for Eligibility:
The applications will be scrutinized based on information provided/uploaded by the candidate in the application forms. This scrutiny is to check whether the applicant meets the eligibility criteria mentioned above [section 2(C)] for the program for which application is submitted. Only those applicants who meet the eligibility criteria of at least one of the programs will be considered for stage 2.
Stage 2 - Short-listing for Group Discussion (GD) & Personal Interview (PI):
This stage of shortlisting of applicants is for Stage - 3 (Group Discussion and Personal Interview). The shortlisting will be based on a merit list prepared using the following criteria of academic performance in the qualifying degree and work experience:
Eligibility Criteria
- Bachelors Degree (or equivalent) in Architecture,
- Bachelors Degree in Engineering/Technology (or equivalent) in Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering,
- Bachelors Degree in Construction Technology,
- Bachelors Degree (or equivalent) in Planning,
- Masters Degree (or equivalent) in Geography, Economics, Sociology,
- Masters Degree (or equivalent) in Social Works
Note: Minimum of 55% aggregate marks for General category candidates and 50% aggregate marks for reserved categories candidates.