ASADI Kochi: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Asadi was established in 2012 and is situated in Kochi, Kerala; it is one of the emerging institutions that offer schooling in the Asian School of Architecture and Design Innovations (ASADI). This is a co-educational institute of architecture affiliated to the Council of Architecture which provides education in a specialised field of architecture. ASADI Kochi, or the ASADI architecture school as it is more frequently referred to, is located on Silversand Island, Vyttila which create rather special conditions for architecture students. 

Asian School of Architecture and Design Innovations, Kochi has all the necessary facilities that make leaning easier to the different students who attend the school. It has well appointed teaching rooms and contemporary working studios to help create the most conducive climates for intellectual as well as practical process. The conference room is set up to integrate discussions and lecturers so people may contribute their ideas and works, whereas the central technical library is source of information for Students / Faculty/Members. It has central computing facilities and also a reliable campus wide network, even the students get connected with Wi-Fi. To support a holistic learning environment, tents for educational needs, are separate admission hostels for both male and female students; these hostels give outstation students a home feel. Other facilities present are sporting facilities to enhance exercise, sporting practices and team players among the campus students. The necessity of a cafeteria to provide appropriate meals to ASADI community is met and the college transport facility also provides accessible means of transport from different parts of the city.

The Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) namely is the flagship programme of ASADI in the sphere of academic activities. Lauded as one of the most comprehensive academic courses in the field of architecture, this full-time programme is set for the next five years to produce architecture talent with innovative ideas. The programme is targeted for 40 students and the college has set an approved capacity for the programme intake to ensure they do not compromise on the student faculty ratio. 

The admission procedure in ASADI Kochi has been set to identify candidates that will study architecture based on their potential. The institute accepts scores from two nationally recognised entrance examinations: that is the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is also qualified by the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main.