Will the professional exam as proposed by the Council of Architecture really help?
Rajesh Advani
Council of Architecture has proposed a qualifying exam in the Architects (Amendment) Bill, 2018. Will it help?
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Council of Architecture has proposed a qualifying exam in the Architects (Amendment) Bill, 2018. Will it help?
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Council of Architecture India in its proposed amendments to the Architects Act has suggested an additional qualifying examination for the students after completion of the B.Arch Course.
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Mrinalini Ghadiok is an architect by training, a visualizer by heart and a writer by passion. Having worked in the fields of architecture, lighting design,
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