BArch is a 5-year UG course that is pursued by students after completing their class 12th exam through different entrance exams. In this subject, students are taught to construct and design buildings, monuments, bridges, and other construction-able structures.
Candidates who wish to pursue BArch must have completed at least 10+2 from a recognized board or diploma from a recognized university with 50% aggregate marks. Students who fulfill the process of eligibility criteria have to go through an entrance exam such as NATA or JEE Mains to get admission and get selected for the BArch course.
Some colleges even offer BArch in distance learning mode in which students are selected on the basis of their marks in the last qualifying exam. The top colleges in India providing BArch courses are IIT Mumbai, Panjab University, and IIT Delhi and there are many other options available for the candidates.
BArch also provides great opportunities for students in the job sector like architecture designers, architecture engineers, staff consultants, managers, art directors, building contractors, etc. . Some of the best recruiters of BArch course students are L&T, IMAXE, DLF, VSA Space Design, and many more.
The average salary package offered after completing the course is around INR 4 lacs to INR 5 lacs per annum, which is the beginning only, and can also move to 10 Lacs even around the global companies.
Since the popularity of this field is ever increasing, there are many new colleges coming up for the BArch aspirants to provide the best of the course.
The fee structure can range from Rs 20,000 up to 7 Lacs as well.
The Fees structure of the government colleges of the BArch courses are nominal and hence start usually from around Rs 15,000 or 20,000 and can stretch up to Rs. 40,000 approximately. Even at Kolkata’s Jadavpur University, the fee structure is Rs. 2400.
But the fee structure for private colleges usually starts from Rs. 2, 00,000 and can stretch up to Rs. 7,00,000 which is very high sometimes. One thing to be noted here is that the hostel fees and other fees are not included in either of the college fees, be it the government or Private,
