No, engineering colleges are going to provide engineering course itself as the name suggests. If you are deeply interested into painting and drawing, then there are special colleges for the same too, you can choose them.

Some Of the top painting and drawing colleges in  INDIA are -

1. Rabindranath Bharti University, Kolkata
2. Parul University, Vadodara
3. University of arts, Delhi
4. LPU University Jalandhar
5. MSU, Vadodara

And if you are interested into engineering, then mechanical branch has engineering drawing subject too, you can take that stream if you want to.

Refer to the links below to get a more detailed information -

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ma-in-fine-arts-universities-in-india

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mechanical-engineering-course

Best wishes. Thank you.

Dear Aspirant

The previous year cut off for SPA Delhi for B>Arch was as follows

B. Arch ( General)

Opening rank: 7

closing rank : 414

B.Arch ( General with disability)

opening rank : 9

closing rank: 14

The rank also depends on the number of applying candidates.

Hope this helps

Hello Farhan!

It would have been helpful if you mentioned the exam name as well.

Assuming you are talking about NATA, there are 2 sections : Part A(Drawing test for 10 questions and 100 marks) and Part B(PCM, aptitide questions). According to the revised guidelines, part A of NATA will have MCQ and PTQ questions and it will not be drawing on paper. And it is required to attend both the parts.

If you are talking about JEE Paper 2, then it has 3 sections for B.Arch : Math, Drawing and aptitude. If you do not attend any section then you will lose the entire marks for that section.

Now, if it is any other exam kindly mention. Also, you might feel less confident about drawing part now, but with practice you can definitely improve it. So put more efforts and you will be confident in drawing section too.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-exam-pattern

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-exam-pattern

All the best!

Hello student ,

Here I will suggest you that ypu should go according to interest in any particular field because your interest will let you achieve your goal easily with lots of knowledge and skills . If you are good at drawing and sketching and want to proceed this further then you can for this also as it has good scope and if have interest in physics , chemistry or want to do B.tech then you can go for this course because here we could not predict you anything as we are aware of your interest , knowledge in any field . So I will suggest you to ask yourself before going for any course .

Hope it helps !

Hi there,

I am answering in my opinion here:

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), formerly the All India Pre-Medical Test, is an entrance examination in India for students who wish to study undergraduate medical courses and dental courses in government or private medical and dental colleges in India.

Common Law Admission Test is a centralised national level entrance test for admissions to twenty two National Law Universities in India. Most private and self-financed law schools in India also use these scores for law admissions.

Please notify that whichever subjects you like to study, do consider that as an option. For NEET, you need to study PCB as subjects, so if you are interested in pursuing them in higher studies as well, then you should take that as an option.

As for CLAT, if you want to study about law and related courseworks, if you enjoy court case studies, problem solving and debating, then you should consider it as an option.

It completely depends on your interests and since a good conversationalist, thinker is required in both of the fields so you have both the options open for you. As for the scope, both of the every domain has scope only if you are good at it and like to be indulged in it wholly.

Hope this helped...

Best Wishes !!

Hello dear student

You can use laptop in drawing table it is very less load.

Please post your questions if any further information regarding your study's our team definitely help you.

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Hello

Here are best  books for the subject you have mentioned in the question

For engineering chemistry: pc jain (Dhanpat rai publications)

For engineering drawing- ND. Bhatt

For engineering mathematics- higher engineering maths by B.S grewal. (Khanna publications)

Good Luck.

Hello Umesh Krishna,

For answering the UCCED exam in offline mode, there will be sketch based questions wherein you have to draw sketches according to the question asked so you need to have a good imagination as well as basic drawing skills. You need to be good at fine art to be able to draw fine for art based questions.

But, if the exam is conducted in online mode or I should say computer-based, then you won't have any questions to sketch but the questions will be asked on fundamentals of drawing.

Good luck and stay safe!