B.Arch Scope

The career opportunities for architects are very high because of the boom in the construction and design fields. They are demanded by various governments and private organizations. You can work in the sectors of construction, urban planning, urban development corporations, public works departments, interior design, etc. Architects have lots of job opportunities in architecture firms, universities, consulting companies, etc. Global markets, especially in the USA, Australia, and Dubai, provide attractive careers and jobs for architecture graduates. Architects can work in the office as well as on the construction site. They work as designers in construction companies. You can also work independently and earn an occupation through consultancy charges that depend upon your skills, profile, and experience. As an architect, your job is not limited to designing a corporate workplace; you also have to design houses, colonies, apartments, hospitals, hotels, stadiums, shopping complexes, schools, industrial complexes, etc. Government agencies such as the Archaeological Department, National Building organisation, Ministry of Defense, Departments of Railways, Housing, Urban Development Corporation, Public Works Department, and others are hiring B.Arch. Candidates. Some other organizations that also hire architects are builders, state departments, consultants, local bodies for construction works, architecture firms, etc. As an architectural consultant, you can work for different construction companies. Job Profiles: Data Analyst, Architecture Designer, Architecture Engineer, Interior Designer, Architecture Draftsman, Staff Consultant, Technical Assistant, Project Assistant Manager, Sales and Business Development Manager, Architectural Assistant, Architectural Historian/Journalist, Art Director, Building Contractor, Landscape Architect, etc. Top Recruiters: Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj, L&T, PDF, Jindal's, IMAGE, Manchanda Associates, Architect Consultants, VSA Space Design (P) Ltd. , Edifice Architects Pvt. Ltd. , Chitra Vishwanath ArchitectsSahara Group, etc. Salary: The average salary of an architect is INR 4 LPA to INR 5 LPA. After 5 years of experience, you can get a salary between INR 8 LPA and INR 10 LPA. The salary will also depend on your job profile, company, location, and work experience.

The top college for B Architecture is Chandigarh University. Career in Architecture is attractive, high paying, and has lots of potential in terms of growth. India needs more than 10,000 trained professionals in various government and private organizations. Top Recruiters in government. Sector
Municipalities
City Development Corporation
State Architectural Department
Architecture and Building Development Firms
Town Planning Department
Housing Boards
Urban Development Corporation
State Public Work Departments
Public Service Commission
Civil Service
Public Sector Banks
Defence
Department of Railways
Department of Post and Telegraph
National Building organisation
Hindustan Prefab Limited
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
Top Recruiters in Private Sector
Design Consortium, Ar. Naman Lochan
S. E. P Planning and Architects
Environment Creations Ar. T. M. CYRIAC
Lavanay Architects
Morphogenesis
Gian P. Mathur & Associates Pvt. Ltd. Habitat Architects
Arcop Associates
Design Consortium.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. A Bachelor of Architecture has a good job scope in today developing world. Any student who has completed a B.Arch degree can get placed in the college placements (if it exists in their institution). Other than that, there are various job opportunities in both the private and government sectors. Job openings are almost equal to the number of students, thus providing it for everyone. Furthermore, depending on their skills, a wide range of roles are available, thus allowing even freshers to get a job of their choice. Mostly it is considered a cakewalk for the graduates to get placed in an architectural firm. However, after the B.Arch course, the aspirants can be considered professionals because of the course structure, thus making them capable of having a good job scope and skills. In fact, at times, most of the graduates educate themselves more, which makes them more capable of working. Another reason for ease in getting the job is the campus interviews. Jobs for B.Arch graduates:
Architect
Urban planner
Assistant architect
Interior Designer
Job designation for B.Arch graduate with experience:
Architecture Designer
Architecture Engineer
Each country uses a different pay structure for the aspirants who have completed their Bachelor of architecture degree. It has a high job scope in every country, but since every place demands a different skill set, the job and the offer depend on the student's qualifications and scores. Other than India, European countries give a wide variety of offers to the graduates. Even Australia is a good place for qualified people to work as an architect or other roles offered.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Most of the jobs after undergoing this course are in the field of construction and town planning. Some of the job profiles in this field are Architect, Lead Architect, Landscape Architect / Designer, Interior Designer, Interior Stylist, Associate Architect, Surveyor, Project manager, etc. The average salaries range from INR 4,50,000 to INR 11,45,00. After completion of this course, students can undertake Masters programs in architecture or planning. Further, they may take up M.Tech and then go for M.Phil. Or Ph.D. programs. An architect or an architectural engineering professional has a huge scope, whether in the job sector or in academics. Some of these future opportunities have been enumerated below:
A number of private and government organizations offer jobs in this field. Most of the openings in this field are in the construction industry. With numerous construction projects being taken up these days, there is a huge demand for architects and other related professionals. Those interested in higher education and research in the field can undertake M.Tech in Architecture Engineering after completion of B.Tech. Further, one may take up an M.Tech and then go for M.Phil. Or Ph.D. programme in an allied field. Other than the construction industry, one may pursue a career in academics by joining one of the architectural colleges as lecturers and professors.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Asking someone else which course is best for you is your first mistake. Instead read the course details, differences, and then ask yourself which course would suit you better. As mentioned, no matter which course you graduate from, you would find a job, but, what kind of job do you want to do? Based on the answer peruse the suitable course. B.Arch scope:
Most of the jobs after undergoing this course are in the field of construction and town planning. Some of the job profiles in this field are Architect, Lead Architect, Landscape Architect / Designer, Interior Designer, Interior Stylist, Associate Architect, Surveyor, Project manager, etc. The average salaries range from INR 4,50,000 to INR 11,45,00. After completion of this course, students can undertake Masters programs in architecture or planning. Further, they may take up M.Tech and then go for M.Phil. Or Ph.D. programs.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. While both the courses offer the same level of salary and job opportunities, these courses should be selected based on their interests. Never allow someone else to decide the best course for you. Here is everything about civil engineering and B.Arch. That you need to know. Scope of the subject : Civil engineering course teaches a candidate how to inspect, plan, execute the architectural design for a building or any structure. Civil engineering focuses on the structural elements of the design and sees that these structures are properly built. On the other hand, B.Arch. Graduate has to design buildings and structures based on the customers demand and requirement. The course focuses more on how to increase the look, feel, functionality, and aesthetics of a building or structure. All these done while keeping in mind the structural elements of building it. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Civil Engineering is much broader than Architecture and deals with the design, planning, and construction of buildings, roads, bridges, dams, tunnels, and other infrastructure projects. Civil engineers are involved in all the construction phases (designing, planning, overseeing the construction process). However Arch is the most preferable programme. The students get a lot of opportunity for getting a job or for pursuing a Masters degree abroad after completing a Bachelors in Architecture. Moreover, in general, civil engineers are equipped with more knowledge than architects in terms of complex mathematics, analysis and structural design and so they are paid more than architects. Hope it helps.

At first if I talk about Interior Design then the growing infrastructure due to urbanisation and urge of people to renovate interiors of buildings for a change is never going to stop which leads in high demand of Architects and Interior Designers. Interior Designing is a career with endless opportunities and ever growing demand thus have a lot of scope. Secondly about the furniture design, it goes hand in hand with the interiors or exteriors of a building, In today's world of customisation, people are more likely to have specific kind of requirements in their furnitures and want to have unique design and look. So scope of Furniture design is equally good. If you are into it and really interested in any of the two mentioned design courses then you should definitely go for it. They have really good career opportunities.

Being alumni of LPU, I recommend LPU for this programme. LPU is recognised by COA. LPU is amongst the top 5 School of Architecture, Design, and Planning disciplines in India and the top 100 schools globally by 2025 by becoming a Center of design excellence in Academics, Consultancy, and Research. LPU School of Architecture and Design is among Punjab best colleges and ranked among the top ten promising architecture institutes of India by Higher Education Review. In an era of smart cities, sustainable buildings, and contemporary interiors, we train our students to become lateral thinkers by focusing on the critical design approach. With exposure to an international environment, access to the latest tools, software, and technology, our students become architects that create buildings and infrastructure that are globally acknowledged. Architecture Students documented the buildings and learning from Live Case Examples during experiential learning week. They pay regular site visits and gaining their knowledge on the latest construction techniques and implement them into their design projects. They attended seminars and guest lectures by experienced and professional architects are held frequently to enhance the knowledge of the students. World acclaimed architect Raj Real, Ar. PSN Rao, Ar. Sangeet Sharma and many others. They give emphasis on case studies and Case-based teaching to develop skills in analytical thinking and reflective judgment by reading and discussing complex, real-life scenarios.