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No, applicants cannot join Manipal School of Architecture and Planning (MSAP) directly. Applicants have to follow the admission process for the course you are interested in. MSAP offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in architecture, design, and urban planning. The admission process varies depending on the course and the category of the candidates. Given below the selection criteria for different courses admission in MSAP:Merit List based on qualifying exam score, Statement of Purpose (SOP) & Portfolio of Work (POW)Course Selection CriteriaBArchNATABDesHome Based Test (HBT), Portfolio of work (POW), Personal interview (PI)BDes (Lateral Entry)- Interior Design- Fashion DesignMerit- BasedM.ArchMerit List based on qualifying exam score, Statement of Purpose (SOP) & Portfolio of Work (POW)BDesMA Fashion ManagementMerit- Based, SOP

MSAP offers two branches in BDes i.e., Interior Design and Fashion Design. The college offers different scope and opportunities in both the courses and have their own scope and opportunities its totally depends on student interest and skills. The college also provide lateral entry in BDes in both stream and the admission is merit based. The duration of both the branches is 4 years and the annual fee is INR 5.6 Lakh. Applicant who want to take admission in BDes given below the eligibility and selection criteria:CourseEligibilitySelection CriteriaBDesA pass in Class 12 with 50% aggregateHome Based Test (HBT), Portfolio of work (POW), Personal interview (PI)BDes (Lateral Entry)- Interior Design- Fashion DesignA 3year Diploma in Fashion Design with 50% aggregate scoreMerit- Based

The eligibility criteria for Manipal School of Architecture and Planning (MSAP) vary from one course to another. To be eligible for a UG course, a candidate must have completed Class 12 with 50% aggregate from a recognised board. For PG courses, however, students must have completed their undergraduate degree with at least 50% aggregate. Given below is a table giving a brief overall of all MSAP courses and their eligibility criteria:Course EligibilityBArchA pass in Class 12 with 50% aggregate with PCM subjectsBDesA pass in Class 12 with 50% aggregateBDes (Lateral Entry)- Interior Design- Fashion DesignA 3year Diploma in Fashion Design with 50% aggregate score M.ArchA pass in BArch with 50% aggregateMDes- A pass in BArch/ BTech (Civil/ Electrical/ Mechanical) froma recognised university, with a minimum of 50% aggregate- Weightage is given to GATE-qualified applicantsMA Fashion ManagementA pass in graduation in any stream with 50% aggregate

To get admission to Manipal School of Architecture and Planning, Applicants can apply through the official website of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). The college offers both merit and entrance based admission depending on the course selection criteria. Some courses accept scores of different entrance exams. However, there are a few courses that offer direct admission to the students, such as BDes (Lateral Entry). If candidates want to be admitted to BArch, they must score well in the NATA entrance exam, Similarly, candidates must apply, appear and qualify the HBT conducted by MSAP for admission to BDes course. These entrance exams vary from course to course respectively.

The question of whether a B.Pharma programme at Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MCOPS) is "expensive" depends on your own circumstances and viewpoint.Factors affecting costs:Tuition: The total cost of attending Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MCOPS) for a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) degree is INR 8.28 lakh. A one-time admission fee of INR 10,000 and a hostel cost of INR 4.79 Lacs are also required. Extra fees: Take into account extra expenses such as study guides and test fees. These can accumulate to a considerable amount.When compared to other institutions, hostels are a little more expensive—they start from about INR 1.25 LPA. Even yet, the rooms are quite cozy, and students have the option of choosing an AC single room if they so choose. Thus, it depends on your  individual financial situation.