Hey.

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Best of luck 

Dear,

Architecture is a vast subject. An architect is one person who knows few things about everything. Not wasting much time, I would like to give you the details of subjects you will get to meet when you join this course.

Things which will be covered in 1st year:

Drawing communication: You get to learn the basics of art, learn about tints, shades, colours, line work, pencil work, sketches, etc.

Art and Design: You learn about product packaging, design, fashion, art, positive and negative spaces, etc.

Architectural Design: You design buildings.

Building Construction: You learn about construction techniques and how they are carried out.

Climatology: You study about climates and how they matter in designing. You also learn about ways to curb the harsh weather.

History of Architecture: History is a great way to know about the past and the changes and challenges resulting in the present. History can work as a teacher and can tell you which styles to choose from the past, and whether or not it is appropriate in the present era.

Sociology: You will understand how social relations and interactions play an important role in shaping up the architecture.

Theory of Structures: You learn about structures and their calculation of loads, etc.

Surveying and Leveling: It tells us how site is surveyed while construction or study.

Model Workshop: You learn to make models using thermocol, sunboards, woods, etc.

Computer and Technology: You will learn how to use various softwares.

During the second year, few subjects like Computers, drawing communication, Theory of structures, building construction, History, etc will remain. Other subjects are:

logical reasoning is nearly 40/200 questions

Hello Md Asif,

Your question is lacking in a few particulars. Please specify the exact college you want, as the number of seats vary accordingly with rank.

Hey.

The cut off for admission in DU for the LLB course for the general category was 226 marks in the fourth list. Considering this you will be required to score atleast more than this range for a  fair chance of admission.

The entrance exam contains total 100 questions for 400 marks.

As far as books are concerned, you can use Universal's guide to LLb or Universal’s Delhi University Law Faculty LL.B. Entrance Test Solved Papers includes the question paper.

For the legal section focus on basic level of Constitution like fundamental rights, directive principles. Be thorough with legal maxims according to previous year papers. You can also use the below given e book for DU LLb

https://law.careers360.com/download/du-llb-ebooks

• First of all just prepare the time table of your daily routine study.
• In that time table give the time for each and every subjects according to your convenience. 
• Always try to study more than your limits such that in exam you can able to fetch good score.
• After completing your syllabus for each and every subjects give 3 - 4 mock test of every subjects such that you will be able to realise your mistakes
• Solve previous 10 years JEE mains and Advance papers.
• And lastly don't divert your mind by seeing other's preparation.

Hi Parwana,

You always want to lean towards something extremely specific (the effect of mobilized strength of granular soils in the presence of hydrocarbon-based contaminants was my thesis), or something multi-modal (how do two systems or components interact).

As somebody who reviews white papers, try to focus on MECHANICS, not products. Otherwise, your paper appears to be an advertisement - i.e. How does (company X) (product Y) improve (condition Z) under (circumstances A)

Good Luck!