For master in housing design eligibility specified on the CEPT admissions website, it is a bachelor of architecture with 55% per cent while for the reserved category, it is 50%. the application form is an online process, one has to visit the Cept admission portal and log in there, further follow the procedure. the admission process is very smooth and easy to follow.

The course is only eligible for planners, architects, and civil engineers. I found out about it through the CEPT website and got the required details by connecting to CEPT admission. The first shortlisting was done based on the experience + marks achieved in (10+12) and graduate + SOP submitted + exam. The shortlisted students were then called for interview and writing and final shortlisting was done. There was a sufficient buffer and time in the process to think and decide on the course. The student can opt for 2 courses as well. But I wanted to join only transport.

Application procedure is well explained on the CEPT website, Kindly refer to that. You can get in touch with admission cell for any queries. Cept has program ambassadors for every course who could also help in further procedures, following cept Instagram pages for updates will be helpful.

The admission process was online and was three steps, one was shortlisting based on your documents, the second was a general aptitude exam, and the last was course specific exam. The student has to pass all three to get in.

The admission process for the following course - Masters in Architectural History and Research was quite interesting in my opinion. For eligibility for the course to get an M.Arch degree, one should have a minimum bachelor's degree in Architecture with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks; while for the M.A degree, an undergraduate degree in civil, construction, planning, landscape and archaeology with 55% aggregate marks. One can go to the cept official website: cept.ac.in for the admission procedure as well as our Instagram handle: cept_ahr For the application process, one can look over the application requirements on the website itself where they mention in detail what in specific one has to submit.

Admission is through a NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) exam. You have to qualify for that exam to be eligible for admission. Students must have done 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics streams. Your HSC score and NATA score will be considered on a 50:50 basis, where a merit list will be prepared and your rank will be decided accordingly. There was no reservation system during my time.