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Sir J. J. College of Architecture will be a better option based on the following points :
Faculty
The faculty members are a nice blend of old and young professors and the interesting part is that a lot of visiting faculty members are invited at regular times to take the lectures, in their area of expertise. The head-of-departments are the permanent faculty members, and needless to mention about their experience. Also, they are good teachers and can explain concepts well. Some of the faculty members have been the student of J.J. College itself, and are very flexible with handling things.
Infrastructure
The infrastructure falls nothing short of whatever is required. The Laboratories, computer facilities, library are all well-equipped and up-to-date. Campus being the best part of the college comprises 2 buildings for the various departments and workshops. Talking about the classes and the studios where most of the academic learning takes place, are also good, and you do not need to ask for more. The things not functional are replaced frequently, so no issues about the maintenance of infrastructure. The library at Sir J.J. College of Architecture is very rich with some volumes dating back to the time the school was established, i.e. around a century ago.
Placements
At J.J. everybody gets a placement, so that's never going to bother you, but not without proving your mettle. 20-25 architecture firms come to the campus every year. Students also get good 5th-year internships at these firms, and then a 6-month thesis follows. The purpose of the internship is to get the thorough practical knowledge before you actually become an architect.

School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi offers admissions to the student on the basis of entrance exam followed by personal interview. This is an admission interview that's why the questions asked in the interview are not so hard, it's just for checking the communication skills.
Here are few interesting questions:
1. We are finished with the interview and after that, you find 10 million$ lottery, what would you do?
2. What were you like in your high school?
3. The funniest thing happened to you recently.
4. What do you want to do when you grow up?
5. What do you do in your free time?
6. Estimate how many buildings are there your city?
7. If you wake up and have 2,000 unread emails and you can only answer 300 of them, how would you choose which ones to answer?
In admission interview, questions are asked in an easy way to check the creativity and the other side of student apart from the academic side.

College of Engineering, Trivandrum and Rajasthan Technical University are the best colleges for some course, but if anyone has to choose among both for M.Arch then College of Engineering, Trivandrum is the best option. CET is the 1st engineering college in Kerala Est. in 1939 and the college has been ranked 28 among top 100 best engineering colleges in India. This college offers higher education to more than 4500+ student with more than 350 academic staffs. For admission in UG B.Arch programme student have to appear in KEAM exam. College offers B.Arch, M.Arch Urban Design, M.Planning housing to eligible student.
Campus of CET is spread over 125 acres of land and full of all the facilities needed by the student during their study time. The campus is one of the most spacious campuses in the country. The college has many laboratories for practise and training purpose. Overall, CET Kerala is the best option as compared to RTU Rajasthan.

Hello,
For the KIITEE B.Arch exam, you first need to know about the syllabus. Which is neither too vast nor difficult as such.
Below I am mentioning some of the most important topics/chapters that are very frequently asked in the KIITEE exam.
(#) For physics portion, the basic understanding of classical mechanics is quite enough. However, you must have a very strong command over certain topics like Electrostatics and Magnetism. In addition to this, you have to learn a slight about Thermodynamics and waves & oscillation.
(#) For mathematics, you must have to learn the entire calculus (preferably differention & integration). It has a great weightage in the examination. In addition, straight lines and circles are also frequent. Apart from the basics, arithmetic will be enough for this exam.
(#) For chemistry portion, the physical chemistry is highly prioritized. After that organic chemistry. It is seen from the past year that inorganic chemistry is not preferred so much. Doing so will surely ensure that you get good marks. However, to get much more than good marks, you have to learn a lot.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

Sir J.J. College of Architecture is the first college for architecture established in 1913. College is affiliated to Mumbai University. This college is ranked 1st by Outlook magazine since last 4-years and has beaten almost all top IIT, NIT, SPA and many good colleges. College offers the best education to the student for a better career. Admission is done on the basis of common entrance test organized by the state for admission in all Maharashtra college.
The college organizes various facilities for its student such as past as present, geometry and architecture for betterment and experience about the architecture. Many big people of this field and alumni came to these events. College has a big library, seminar hall, and many other facilities for overall development of the student. Not just this, the college creates a gateway and invite many company for internship and placement for the eligible student of M.Arch.
For more details about the college, visit the link provided.
http://www.sirjjarchitecture.org/

SRM Institute of Science and Technology KTR Campus is one of the best private colleges for M.Arch. A student who scored more than 55% marks in B.Arch can apply for this course by appearing in SRMJEEE exam. SRM College has the best faculty member who supports student for all-round development. The college has a strong connection with their alumni and many of them get a job abroad. SRM helps the students in research programme which works on quality not quantity in many topics of architecture. In M.Arch, a student learns all about the subject in details which helps the student to create a masterpiece in complex architecture. Many companies came for placement in SRM institute and almost all the eligible students of M.Arch course get the placement with a decent salary. The student also gets abroad training and internship offers during their course time by the college.

School of Planning and Architecture (SPA)-Delhi is one of the best and old private colleges Est in 1940. For admission in SPA, a student has to score good marks in the exam and interview. SPA provides training to students in various aspects of their course. SPA faculty members are quite better and provide full support to the students for their development.
SPA collaborated with many colleges and companies for training and internship purpose which helps students for better placement opportunity. SPA organize various events and functions in which alumni and many experienced people came for sharing their experience which helps the student to enhance their knowledge.
Many companies came for the placement for M.Arch course. The average salary offered to an M.Arch student is Rs 5 LPA.
For more details about the placements, visit the link provided below:
http://placements.spa.ac.in/

In the field of textile engineering, the private sector has more job opportunities than the Government sector. In the Government sector, the Ministry of Textiles is the prime recruiter.
Jobs offered by the Ministry of Textile include lab based jobs, production based jobs, quality control jobs, marketing and merchandising jobs etc.
Besides Ministry of Textile, State wise Textile Corporations are also known to recruit textile engineering graduates to fill up the above mentioned job posts (based on vacancy). To land Government sector job, one must crack the relevant selection examination (UPSC or State-wise PSC exams).
Job profiles available to textile engineers includes:
Quality Control Engineer
Process Control Engineer
Production Engineer
CAD Specialist
Marketing Professional
Plant Supervisor
Product Designer
R&D Professional

Hi,
Going for the higher studies or getting a job after completing Bachelors in visual arts is totally up to you. If you want to do a government job or you are very keen to study further then you should go for higher studies. Otherwise, if you want to do private jobs only, then it's better you start early because in the industry, experience is always more valuable than a Master's degree. So, why to pay fee for another two years. It's better you earn money and add up to your experience because what you learn in the industry is totally different than what you learn in the college.
Whatever you choose to do, just make sure first that what you want from your life. I hope you make a good decision.
All the best.

Arwachin World Business School (AWBS, Hapur) is surely good for management courses, but when it comes to BJMC the college doesn't really have a good image. The subjects when I passed out was standard (same for many years) and so were the professors/ teachers. Few of them were good others were not so good and I would rate them average. However, I feel after so many years that is how it is in any school or college. few professors/ teachers are good not all.
There were few extra-curriculum activities in-house and inter-collegiate. Infrastructure was okay not so great. Only indoor gymkhana with basic facilities was available. Normally Male student participated in sports more. In other college festivals, the participation levels were equal.
The college doesn't have good placements.