School of Planning and Architecture Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Approximately 76% of students are placed in our study. The biggest recruitment agencies are Ignis Partners, Shaheer Associates, LandArt Designs, etc. The highest and lowest salary packages are 25 LPA and 5 LPA, respectively. The average salary is 15 LPA. Top roles include Landscape Architecture Manager and Landscape Designer. About 66% of students get internships.

Placements: It's a course where there aren't many campus placements. A few come and take a select few students. They generally check the CGPA and portfolio of the students and choose the tentative students based on that. The interview process usually consists of a few general and a few professional questions. The tentative percentage of students placed is somewhere between 20 and 30 percent.

Placements: Only a few students get placed every year as there are very few jobs in architecture, the recruiting companies pay very little, the working hours are very high, and there is no work-life balance. The only way out is to start your own firm. Most students pursue Masters either in planning or go abroad rather than getting placed.

Placements: If you are into placements, then please don't choose architecture. Placements are average here; you can expect 4 to 5 LPA. But after a few years of experience, you can be at 10 to 12 LPA. We do have a placement cell but that is not that active at bringing high-paying companies up to this point in time.

Placements: If you believe that you will secure a job placement after obtaining a B.Plan degree, let me dispel that notion. Not only in SPA but in all colleges offering this degree, there are no placements at all. You will have to search for a job on your own. Opting for higher studies in any IIT or a similar institution is always a better option.

Placements: Placements depends on the portfolio and mainly on the works that you've done already If you have skills on AutoCAD and other systamatic works you'll be considered on top of others. Students who have been good at academics and in overall performances can be noticed and can get good placement as per recommendations

Placements: The percentage of students placed in our college is extremely low, as this course is not much in demand and therefore most of the students are willing to open their venture, which makes the placement percentage in our college low, i.e., 82%, according to data for our year.

Placements: There are no placements in this course. But studying here will help you produce a good portfolio for recruitment. A good portfolio is a result of personal efforts and development.

Placements: The application process for jobs has to be carried out by the students alone. The training and placement cell is not that great with finding good job opportunities for the students. The graduates are hired as fresher architects. But I would say the SPA tag adds to having you stand out in the market.

Placements: This particular course did not have any placements, but it provides students with options for self-growth. But students can see themselves if they are fortunate enough to crack our respective states' assistant town planner jobs. Students can even apply for any real estate company for a consultant or surveyor.

Placements: Only 25 percent of the students got placed from our batch. Annual gross salary offered were in the range of around 5 Lacs to 6 Lacs. Recruiters approached were mainly privately owned educational Institutions and universities. Internship was compulsory for all for M Arch Conservation in SPA Bhopal. Practicing on site conservation procedures or performing research under a Senior Professional expert, working in an NGO or any other organisation which undertakes Conservation and restoration projects ...

Placements: The placements in SPA, Bhopal have started this year, after a lot of struggle dealt by authority of institute. The placements for Masters are okay for now, it is increasing, and there is hope for Bachelors. But as observed from previous records, it is better than other institutes.

Placements: The college has a placement cell, but there are no college placements. The student has to get a job in a company for our own. It depends on your work and skill, and the remaining doesn't matter. Most of the companies visit the college and hire for internships.

Placements: No placements, 100% internships -internship is mandatory for 6months present scenario for 2015-20 batch, for later on batches 1 year is compulsory. Internships are done in both national and international during internships 70000inr (max in foreign in 2018)-for free also min there is placement cell, useful in providing firms information useful during internship time.

Placements: Much cannot be said about the placements as the architecture graduates do not prefer the in-campus placements. Also, the average salary offered after graduating from Bachelors of Architecture is nearly Rs. 20,000 per month. The minimum is somewhere near to Rs. 15,000 per month and you can expect up to Rs. 30,000. For the internships, students are easily placed and can expect stipends starting from Rs. 5,000 per month to even Rs. 50,000 at times. Also, 10 to 15 students intern overseas here.

Placements: Basically, there are no campus placements done in the field of planning and architecture, but internships are there in the college. We need to have a good experience in order to get a good job. But who knows what may happen, maybe the architecture companies will also do campus placements in the coming years. But if they do so, SPA-Bhopal will be on the top of their priorities as our college has had produced so many great architects.

Placements: Our college has a training and placement cell, though right now, it only provides recommendations. Most of our seniors are placed at good firms either through recommendations or the connections we develop throughout our academic period. The minimum salary offered was around Rs 30,000 in the beginning and the maximum is around Rs 50000 (again starting).

It is an institute of national importance (INI) by MHRD. Has an amazing academicals and extracurricular experience. Faculties are really intellectual and I made great friends here. The new campus is still under construction and will need few more years to be fully functional but the atmosphere inside is anything you can imagine in a typical architecture college. Graffiti everywhere, fun loving people with DSLRs roaming around and the pressure of submissions always keeps your awake during nights....

Though this newly developed institute has a lot of potential, a lot of internal problems is destroying its future, especially concerned about the planning department (the major problem is because of higher authorities being partial to architecture department). There is already a scarcity of urban planners in our country (urban planners plan the future of a city and its growth pattern. They are required to plan for smart cities, which is our prime minister's vision). There is even the scarcity of...