whether studying B.arch is very tough ? And please tell me about the job details

B.Arch is an Aspiration. With your learning path in the right hands you can sculpt your creativity and methodical procedures of architecture to shine as the best architect in Chennai. It's all about how much you are ready to indulge yourself into it. The first step towards this path is being the B.Arch student at RVS Chennai. The Best place to realize your dreams. Check them out at rvschennai.edu.in

Hello Sandhiya!

In 2011, Architecture was chosen to be the toughest course by the Guinness Book of World Records due to large number of university exams, assignments, projects and internships. My brother is himself a student of architecture and I get to see the hard work first hand.

Architecture is a five- year long course, including 6 months of internship in any firm that usually takes place at the beginning of the fourth year. It is largely a practical subject and therefore, projects and assignments are very regular. AutoCad, model making, thesis review, site- studies, site- visits are the things that surround the B.Arch course. Nonetheless, everything is achievable with hard- work and persistence. And that is what B.Arch students do. While, there might be a large number of assisgnments, one does it in the company of fellow batchmates and this way, things become a lot easier and more fun. So if you have got a passion for designs and infrastructure, don't let it die down by getting worried about the obstacles and difficulties. Obstacles and difficulties are parts of our daily life; if you avoid one, you land on another. So, don't run away from them, rather face them with courage and determination. and enjoy the process.

JOB PROSPECTS OF ARCHITECTURE:

Once you complete your Bachelors course, you can work as an employee in private or governmental firms. you can take up independent projects from organisations. You can also pursue Master's Degree followed by PhD and take up teaching line. Architects also have greater chances of starting their own firms. The initial pays are generally low, but once you are into the job, it keeps rising and can reach an impressive amount.