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Total Fees

3.60 L

Exam

GATE

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Fees Details

General

₹ 3.60 L

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Course Details

MODE

Full time

DURATION

24 Months

The proposed program titled as, “Masters in Architecture (Traditional Indian Architectural Knowledge Systems)‟, by MIT ADT University, School of Architecture, Pune, resonates between various disciplines such as arts, crafts, design, architecture, technology, languages and literature, and so on. Thus, this program will be in alignment with the interdisciplinary objective of the new NEP.

This program is designed to offer a comprehensive formal knowledge of Traditional Indian Architectural Knowledge Systems that encompasses the study of Vaastushilpashatra based on ancient texts, scientific study of building biology, Indology, traditional knowledge systems in arts, crafts, design, and architecture, supported with state-of-the-art software skills. This program will offer knowledge of research methodologies, give hands on experience with different art and crafts, opportunities to learn regional/ Sanskrit language. Multiple choices will be offered for art, craft and design electives.

The progressive design studios will ensure the practical application of the core theory and research. The documentation part in the design studios will enhance analytical skills. This program will enable architectural professionals to confidently project them as Vaastu experts. This will enhance their individual practice. Large firms will also be eager to appoint them as they will have the scientific knowledge of Vaastu for their large projects. Appointing these experts will be another feather in the cap of large companies. Architects who are genuinely inclined towards research will also be benefited by this program.

This proposed program will be reinforced with the latest digital skill sets, thus creating professionals who will act as the ambassadors of rich traditional Indian knowledge across the globe. This course is approved by Council of Architecture New Delhi. The syllabus is designed as per the Council of Architecture, New Delhi guidelines.

Important dates

Exams and Events	Dates

GATE Score Card Date (Mode - Online)	22 Mar'24 - 30 May'24
GATE Score Card Date - Score cards available for download by paying a fee of Rs. 500 per test paper (Mode - Online)	31 May'24 - 30 Dec'24

Eligibility Criteria

A student seeking admission to Master in Architecture must have passed B.Arch. from a recognized university securing minimum CGPA 6.0 out of 10 (55 % aggregate marks).

Valid GATE score or valid score of Common Entrance Test (PERA-CET) conducted as per rules and regulations of MIT ADT University.

In addition to the above, it would be desirable if the candidate has experience of heritage travel visits and is proficient at any local language.

An interview for assessing the candidate would be conducted.

Admission Details

Students seeking admission to First year of Masters of Architecture M.ARCH (TIAKS) must fulfil the eligibility criteria laid down by Council of Architecture and the MIT ADT University as applicable from time to time.

The admission processes are governed by the guidelines of Council of Architecture, New Delhi (COA) and the MIT ADT University. Course begins in the summer semester (July/August). Admission window opens when aspirant submits the Statement of Purpose (SOP) along with the form for Masters of Architecture, and application materials are made available to prospective applicants at this time.

The Admission process for M. Arch. Program consists of submission of application forms, submission of Statement of Purpose (SOP) along with the form, Interview on basis of SOP, declaration of merit list and counselling for application in the month of late July or early August.

The counselling sessions are co-ordinated by the faculty members under the guidance of the principal.