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See the degree grade →A combined Architecture & Planning undergraduate programme focused on design, built-environment thinking and urban/regional planning principles. It suits students interested in designing buildings, shaping urban spaces and engaging with technical and social aspects of the built environment.
The publicly available pages do not provide a detailed module list for this programme. Prospective students should expect study that combines architectural design, planning concepts and technical foundations typical of undergraduate architecture/planning degrees; for authoritative course content consult the institute's official programme pages or academic calendar.
Admissions for the B.Arch. and B.Plan. programmes at MANIT are handled through JoSAA/CSAB counselling as indicated on the institute site. Specific eligibility criteria, qualifying tests and document submission instructions are published in the institute's admission notices and information brochures.
The institute’s undergraduate architecture and planning routes prepare graduates for roles in architectural practice, urban and regional planning, design consultancies, and allied fields in the built environment. For placement details and discipline-specific career data consult MANIT’s placement/departmental reports.
MANIT publishes a fee-structure document for new admissions and maintains information on scholarships, notices and student support on its website. Applicants should review the institute’s financial pages and admission brochure for up-to-date scholarship and funding options.
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