How is the faculty and infrastructure of National Institute of Technology for B.Arch?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

The standard of architecture is one of the most essential indicators of the extent of civilization of any society. The department of architecture is one of the innovative Departments of this Institute that goals at educating the coming generations of the art and science of making buildings. The endeavor of this department is produce architects who could be able to consciously design spaces and built forms that would not only solve the issues of built environments these days but also could shape it for the future generations. With developing industrialization and increasing demand for professionals in the field of architecture, the department has been successfully delivering the need for those professionals. The college has a great state of the art infrastructure. It has got 2 buildings one for architecture and the other one for engineering. All the laboratories are well-equipped and well-maintained. The placement and training office (PTO) has also got a separate building with very attractive infrastructure.

manpreet 2 years ago

National Institute of Technology has adequate faculty and infrastructure.

manpreet 2 years ago

Dear! In India, after IITs, the word which comes to the mind for engineering and architecture is National Institute of Technology. Nobody can raise a question regarding the quality of the faculty members here. In NITs, you will find the best of teachers that are available in the country. The faculty members are extremely qualified and well experienced in the practice field of the industry. Their architecture labs are all equipped with all the necessary barometers, tools and instrument that are going to be used during the course. And there tools are all updated as per the industrial standards. Many students get placed in some well-reputed building companies from NIT placement drive. So, if you are getting the opportunity to take admission in this college then don't waste it. Hope this helps. Good luck.