As a B.Arch student at SPA Bhopal, I have had a really good experience with the faculty and the comprehensive curriculum.The focus is on practical learning through design studios and projects help develop skills. A very major emphasis is given on softwares and peer learning also helps in this a lot. Architectural design is the most important subject and other subjects are also given equal attention with professors who specialise in the field along with some guest faculty who are mostly working professionals to gain more practical insights.

B. Planning is suggested for students who are interested in urban development and facilities and about its studies. every semester we have site visits to different sites to study about the area. the faculties are highly qualified and experienced. there are 2 exams in a semester (6 months) mid-term and the end term both are moderate-level examinations.

The course is very unconventional compared to Engineering or Medical Colleges, it is a design college, and they will try to extract a radical mind out of you. They want you to think and explore things out of the box. hate him, also you'll get frustrated. But eventually, in 2nd year, you'll get to. After 1st Year you'll be assigned to design spaces(built environment or building), there you'll get to know how circulation works, and what to place where according to the given conditions and restrictions, and you'll explore various things in the course. About fees, it's 25K(tuition fee)+23K(Hostel and other fees) for each semester. Mess fees are around 138 rs per day, so we'll have to pay for no. of days you stayed in a hostel. for General Candidates no scholarship. For ST/SCs there is no Tuition fee plus they get a scholarship of around 68 K per year.profit-11K per semester????

From childhood I wanted to be an architect so I chose this. The faculties do their job well and give us assignments on how to understand the subject and we have studio subjects for improving our skills as well. We have an end sem examination which includes both written and viva voice . The difficulty increases as we pass on semesters. The cost of study is less compared to private colleges

I chose the course as architecture was my passion. The faculties are qualified but use traditional and mainstream teaching methods. Exams are decent enough for everyone to make through and happens at the end of every semester for architecture. You can avail many government scholarships for which you will be aided by the training and placement cell. There is no such fee hike policy in place