Faculty of Architecture - Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Lucknow

Placements: Since, there are no placements in Architecture, after graduation a student has to decide whether he/she wants to work under a firm as a junior architect or start his/her firm and practice as an individual architect. The college also runs a consultancy cell, wherein they undertake various architectural projects.

Placements: The placements through this college are like always be 100% without any doubt. The companies handpick the students. Concerning the quality of work, the salary would considerably increase in short time. Recently, Supreme has visited and offered jobs up to 5 students. All kind of role like a designer has been offered to students. Every year, we will get 100% internship from the college, and the stipend varies.

Placements: Architecture students are not generally placed. But my batch got a 50% placement for further studies (postgraduation) from reputed colleges of the country like IIT, NID, NICMAR etc on the basis of what they scored in various exams like GATE, CAT, CEED, NID etc.

Placements: The placement is perfect. They give good offers for jobs to all students. The highest package gone till date is Rs 60 lacs. Our college offers jobs from many firms in Delhi and Ahmedabad. They give good job experience, and the offices are also good. If you get placed in good company, your life is set.

Placements: The course is a five year long programme. The practical training is there in fourth year. There are no campus placements as the field is very subjective. But the students passed out from here has been placed in some of the top firms. Students can go for Masters in designing as well as in Architecture field.

Placements: You need to go on internships by yourself. There is no placement in architecture so you all should be prepared before taking admission. But the college is like a brand. Anyone gives you a job just by hearing that you are from gca. As college is formerly known as government college of architecture.