Courses Offered

Admission is made on the basis of Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JOSAA 2022). Students must qualify requirements as per Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB).

JOSAA 2022  |  CSAB 2022

The key objective is to equip students with fundamental aspects and specialised techniques of spatial planning ranging from neighbourhood to regional planning. The curriculum imparts basic skills in settlement patterns, growth, and design—preparing students for careers in planning, development, and management agencies in the public sector as well as private consultancy organisations.

The programme is multi-disciplinary, drawing from city planning, architecture, engineering, geography, economics, sociology, management, and law. Adequate emphasis is given to practical and lab-oriented design exercises, enabling learning by doing.

Qualifying Degree: B.Arch.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC candidates; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST candidates. EWS as per GoI norms.

The programme develops skills, knowledge and understanding related to environmental sustainability, construction and building technology—adopting principles of sustainable building design while responding to challenges such as climate change and environmental degradation.

Study moves from broad aspects of Man and Environment, energy and climate zones, through alternative materials and technologies, urban sustainability issues, to energy and environmental assessment. Topics include Waste management, Intelligent buildings, Eco cities, and Passive & Active solar strategies. Students are encouraged to challenge orthodoxies and explore cultural and technical responses to a changing world.

Qualifying Degree: B.Arch.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The programme develops an overall understanding of landscape design and related aspects including history of landscape architecture, contemporary landscapes, environmental/ecological issues, geological/drainage patterns, watershed, and hydrological principles. The curriculum also covers natural, cultural, and social systems that affect design decisions, as well as the language and literature of landscape architecture.

Qualifying Degree: B.Arch.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The objective is to develop a deeper understanding of cultural heritage and its association with integral development of settlements. The programme provides comprehensive and integrated conservation management, equipping students with adequate skills to comprehend various aspects that determine heritage in all contexts.

The course provides necessary exposure to various approaches in understanding, assessing, and making necessary interventions of heritage components ranging from archaeological sites to urban settings.

Qualifying Degree: B.Arch / B.E. or B.Tech (Civil Engineering or Building & Construction Technology or Construction Technology or Construction Technology & Management).

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

This programme enables students to acquire knowledge in state-of-the-art construction techniques and related topics such as Materials, Construction finance, Quality management, Contracting, Safety and legal issues, Value engineering, Organisation, Human resource management, Advanced technologies, and Operational Research.

It emphasises the importance of today's construction needs for a rewarding management career in the infrastructure Construction Industry.

Qualifying Degree: B.Arch.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The Master of Urban Design programme is an advanced postgraduate course equipping students with comprehensive understanding of urban design principles, methods, and practices. The programme focuses on developing skills for designing sustainable and liveable urban environments.

Students explore contemporary urban challenges and develop innovative solutions integrating design thinking with planning and development strategies.

Qualifying Degree: B.Planning / B.Arch / B.Tech (Planning or Civil Engineering) / B.E. (Civil Engineering) / Master's Degree in Geography, Economics, or Sociology.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The overall objective is to sensitise students towards the intricate ecological relationship between nature and human settlements and equip them with skills to comprehend, analyse, and plan for urban and regional issues with the pretext of maintaining ecological balance.

This involves comprehension of physical, socio-economic, cultural, political, and ecological dimensions of human settlements, with particular focus on recording and interpreting environmental resource baselines and their local and regional capacities to deal with human needs.

Qualifying Degree: B.Planning / B.Arch / B.Tech (Planning or Civil Engineering) / B.E. (Civil Engineering) / Master's Degree in Geography, Economics, or Sociology.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The key objective is to equip students with adequate skills to comprehend urban and regional issues and to analyse physical, socio-economic, cultural, political, and ecological dimensions of human settlements. The course exposes students to various planning processes, emerging trends, and advanced technical knowhow.

It aims to create professionals in the field who can cater to specific needs of industry and academia. Students are given ample opportunities to interact with subject experts and relevant organisations, and gain real-time experience through involvement in ongoing or live projects.

Qualifying Degree: B.Planning / B.Arch / B.E. or B.Tech (Planning or Civil Engineering) / Master's Degree in Economics, Statistics, or Operations Research.

CGPA of 6.5 on a 10-point scale (or 60% marks) for General/OBC; CGPA of 6.0 (or 55% marks) for SC/ST. EWS as per GoI norms.

The key objective is to equip students with adequate skills to comprehend transportation and infrastructure related issues. The programme focuses on various key aspects such as urban transportation, public transportation, highway planning, smart mobility, logistics, and freight distribution.

The doctoral programs are designed to develop advanced research capabilities in specialised areas of Architecture and Planning, emphasising original research contribution, theoretical development, and practical applications.