
RVS Chennai has upgraed its 5 year B.Arch program to India’s first new and Innovative Architecture Program that integrates Technology into the curriculum. This unique approach prepares the next generation to be FUTURE Ready. The program is designed with National and International Tutors who will be shaping these minds and indulging in a hands on making approach that helps them to Build their dreams and think beyond the Usual.
Students who want to pursue this five year bachelor of architecture program should be eligible as per the following categories :
The procedure of B.Arch Admission in Anna University affiliated college are through University Counselling and through the college’s management quota. The students are marked for counselling based on consolidation of 12th total marks (converted to 200) and NATA marks (out of 200). The qualifying exams to enter the course are as follows:
Kindly follow our admission procedure:
Step 1: Fill the Application
Step 2: Check your email for Application Copy PDF
Step 3: Our Representatives will call and confirm your Application Submission.
My favourite thing about architecture is I get to be creative and imaginative. The most challenging thing about life as an architecture student is keeping up with the workload . It’s important to be well organized and plan each day . If you’re very interested in being an architect, you’ll find you have passion for your work , which will ensure you stay focused.

I really love architecture. I feel it has made me a very different person, from my confidence, time management, group skills and all, they improved drastically. And in this course, we have to get to visit so many places in and around our city and view them all in different point of perspective. As we are used to getting grounded so much that it helps us leave behind all our inhibitions and enjoy the course and work no matter.

For me architecture always seemed like a course where we could express ourselves which is one of the main reason I was always fascinated by it , and it is one of those course where you are able to learn new things every single day.

I enjoy art, architecture, nature and anything that gives me insight into the history and soul of the place I’m in. Architecture shapes not only structures but also humans.

I’ve resolutely learnt that Architecture doesn’t deal only with the Form, Material or Construction. But also is cognate with Human values, Expressions, Ethics, Virtues, Morals and Principles.
Just like Nature, a simple change at particular point in Architecture has the ability to induce an emotion within a person.

Architecture exhibits and manifest the past and shall morph and dictate the future of human civilization
It tells stories and will continue to do so, of humans, what they are best known for admiration and creativity.
I would like to express my part of story, that will carry on for centuries, being a part to morph and dictate the future of best to come. Most of all being an admiration to others.

I see architecture as lifestyle more than a course, it reflects culture, and you’ll get the sense that it’s less of a profession and more of a world-view, a lens with which to interpret all of your surroundings.
I believe creativity, exploration ,travel, humility, intellectuality are all fruits of the tree ‘ARCHITECTURE’.

Architecture-It’s a journey without a endpoint because you can never stop learning and creating. As long as you find inspiration around you, the architect within you is never dead. It’s a beautiful medium to unlock oneself and express their thoughts into artform; exploring and experimenting it practically. It has changed my approach towards life, adding professionalism and making me a better person.



1. What is B.Arch and why should I choose it?
B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture) is a 5-year professional degree that combines creativity, engineering concepts, sustainability, and design thinking to prepare students for careers in architecture and the built environment.
2. What is the eligibility criteria for B.Arch admission in India?
Students must typically complete 10+2 with Mathematics as a compulsory subject or an approved equivalent qualification. Final admission criteria may vary by institution and current COA regulations
3. Is NATA compulsory for B.Arch admission?
Many architecture colleges in India consider NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) or other accepted entrance pathways as per institutional and regulatory norms. Students should check the latest admission requirements of the college.
4. What skills are important to succeed in architecture?
Students pursuing architecture should have creativity, analytical thinking, problem-solving ability, visualization skills, communication, technical understanding, and attention to detail. Interest in design, sustainability, and spatial planning is also valuable.
5. Why is the B.Arch program 5 years long?
Architecture is a multidisciplinary profession involving design, engineering concepts, planning, materials, environmental understanding, and practical application. As per Council of Architecture (COA) norms, B.Arch is structured as a 5-year full-time professional degree to provide comprehensive academic and practical training.
6. Is internship included in the B.Arch program?
Yes. B.Arch programs generally include practical training/internship exposure for one semester allowing students to gain industry experience in architectural firms, construction projects, urban design studios, and planning organizations.
7. What career opportunities are available after completing B.Arch?
Graduates can pursue careers in Architecture, Urban Planning, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Sustainable Design, Construction Management, BIM Modeling, Project Consultancy, and Real Estate Development. They may also work in public sector organizations, design firms, and infrastructure projects.
8. Can I practice as a professional architect after completing B.Arch?
After successfully completing B.Arch and fulfilling the required registration process with the Council of Architecture (COA), graduates can pursue opportunities in professional architectural practice, design consultancy, and related fields as per applicable regulations.
9. What is the difference between B.Arch and Civil Engineering?
Although both fields are related to the built environment, B.Arch focuses on architectural design, planning, aesthetics, functionality, and user experience of spaces, while Civil Engineering primarily deals with structural design, construction methods, infrastructure development, and engineering systems. B.Arch is ideal for students interested in creativity and design, whereas Civil Engineering suits those interested in technical construction and infrastructure.
10. What software and tools do B.Arch students learn?
Architecture students are commonly trained in modern industry tools such as AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, BIM tools, 3D visualization software, digital drafting, and design presentation tools to support technical drawing and design development.

