A: In India, the architectural profession is regulated by the Council of Architecture (CoA), which was established by Parliament through the Architects Act, 1972.  Professional architects can build careers as independently practicing architects, as architects working within architectural firms, as academics focused on teaching and research, or within non-governmental organizations.

A: Postgraduate opportunities include advanced architecture design,  all planning and allied fields, specialized fields such as landscape architecture, urban design, urban/town planning, interior design, architectural conservation and regeneration, architectural history, theory and criticism, other design fields such as product and furniture design,  as well as degrees in fields like project management, law, business, real estate development, sociology, anthropology, social work, education, and public policy.

A: This is a five-year-long program that leads up to the award of the B. Arch. degree.  It equips students with the competencies necessary for being effective professional architects and exposes them to the aesthetic, technical, social, political, and ethical dimensions of the built environment.  Though the B. Arch degree is sufficient for professional registration with the CoA, many architects pursue postgraduate and doctoral studies.  When doing this, one can continue focusing on architecture, concentrate on fields such as architectural conservation or urban design, or shift to allied professions such as urban planning or construction management.  

A: Bachelor of Architecture degree

A: Being a University recognized by (UGC) University Grants Commission under section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956, CEPT University is authorized to initiate and continue courses with the approval of its Board of Management.  While CEPT University remains committed to pursuing and receiving all necessary statutory approvals/accreditations, the University is not obligated to acquire any non-statutory approvals.

A: No, as prescribed by Council of Architecture you will need a higher secondary education with PCM subjects or 10+3 Diploma of any stream with Mathematics as a compulsory subject to be eligible to apply for B. Arch

A: Yes, 10+3 Diploma  of any stream with Mathematics as a compulsory subject

A: No, Students must clear the higher secondary board exams.

A: No. Students must submit their certificate of higher secondary board examination.

A: No, there is no separate entrance for B.Arch at CEPT.

A: No, for more information on eligibility, see the CEPT webpage - 

https://admissions.cept.ac.in/undergraduate/faculty-of-architecture/bachelor-s-in-architecture

A: Program fees will be similar to other undergraduate programs at CEPT University.

Fees Information for UG Programs will be updated soon.

A:   Information will be updated soon.

A: Yes. Please visit the following link  - http://cept.ac.in/student-services/student-financial-aid

A: For the bank loan CEPT has tie-up with a few banks. Students can also avail of bank loans from their home-town. In either case, a bank loan subsidy to the tune of 50% is given on the interest paid to the students as per CEPT University criteria.

A: All programs at CEPT University are non-residential. Regardless, limited hostel accommodation is available for new incoming students. This is available on a first-come-first-served basis after an application to the Student Services Office. Apart from this, the Student Services Office also facilitates the home-stay arrangement for out-of-town students for an initial period of two weeks. They also facilitate and support students in identifying external housing options based on their preferences and budget.

A: No. All the application procedures for this program should be done online.