B.Arch

Yes, a NATA score is required for a BArch scholarship. Students seeking admission to the BArch course of Sharda University can get fee waivers through merit scholarships. Below is the criteria for the scholarship:CriteriaFee after Gold ScholarshipFee after Silver ScholarshipFee after Bronze ScholarshipSSE % or equivalent: 95 & aboveNATA Score: 151 and aboveINR 0INR 0SSE % or equivalent: 90- 94.99NATA Score: 141-150(60%) INR 4.52 lakh(50%) INR 5.65 lakh(40%) INR 6.78 lakhSSE % or equivalent: 85- 89.99NATA Score: 121-140(40%) INR 6.78 lakh7-(30%) INR 7.91 lakh(20%) INR 9.04 lakhSSE % or equivalent: 80- 84.99NATA Score: 111-120(20%) INR 9.04 lakh(10%) INR 10.17 lakh(10%) INR 10.17 lakhSSE % or equivalent: 75- 79.99NATA Score: 100 -110(10%) INR 10.17 lakh(5%) INR 10.73 lakh(5%) INR 10.73 lakh

For various All India and Home State candidates, HNBU has released the BArch cutoff in the form of opening and closing ranks. As per the Round 3 cutoff 2024, the BArch cutoff stood at 32061 for the General All India category. Likewise, the cutoff for General Home State category was 10347. Analysing the year-wise cutoff for BArch, a decreasing trend can be visible in the cutoff released over the period of three years. In 2022, the cutoff was 300189 and in 2023, the cutoff was 30247. Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the category-wise HNGU cutoff for 2024, along with a comparison for 2023 and 2022 for the BTech program.

B.Arch in Interior Design concentrates mainly on the overall designing aspects of a building. The focus is on the building's construction. While in B.Des in Interior design, the focus is on the designing of the interior of the building. It primarily is a study about the different techniques that are used to organize as well as decorate the interiors of a building.Those who have completed B.Arch can be called architects while those who have completed B.Des are called designers.Those who have completed B.Arch in interior design can work in Construction firms, Hotel Industry, Theatres, Town Planning bureaus, and Exhibition Organizing Firms as an interior designer, architect, or visual merchandiser. They can even be lecturers or assistant professors in various architecture institutes.