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 Deciding to pursue a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) can be the beginning of an exciting career path in architecture. However, getting into a B.Arch program involves a few crucial steps. This guide aims to help you navigate the admission process smoothly. Understand the Eligibility Requirements Before you dive into the application process, it’s  important  to  check if you meet the eligibility criteria for  B.Arch programs. Generally, you must have completed your 10+2 schooling or equivalent with mathematics as a subject. Most colleges also require a minimum percentage in qualifying exams (usually around 50%). Make sure you meet these requirements before proceeding. Prepare for the Entrance Exams To get into a B.Arch program, you’ll likely need to clear an entrance exam.  The  National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) and the  Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main Paper 2 are two  common  exams for architecture admissions. Focus o...

  When choosing an engineering degree, many students weigh the options between a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) and a Bachelor of Engineering (BE). Both degrees are popular choices in engineering and  are offered  by numerous universities and colleges, including several  B.Tech colleges in Karnataka .  Despite their similarities, some key differences  between the two  can influence a student's decision. Curriculum Focus The main difference between B.Tech and BE lies in their curriculum focus and teaching approach. B.Tech degrees are generally more practically oriented. They focus on applying engineering principles through hands-on projects and practical exams.  B.Tech programs  often include more lab sessions, workshops, and  practical  assessments than BE programs. On the other hand, BE degrees tend to be more theoretical. They focus on the scientific theories and mathematical aspects of engineering. BE programs usually emphasize ...