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CTES COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTUREwww.ctescoa.com
Vision StatementGoverning Council
Shri. Leeladhar B. Dake (President)Shri. Mohan V. Purandare (Vice-President)Dr. Shashikant D. Pradhan (Vice-President) Shri. Ramesh A. Mhapankar (Gen. Secretary)Shri. Subodh S. Acharya (Joint Secretary)Shri. M. N. Ramamurthy (Treasurer)Shri. Deepak N. Chauhan (Int. Auditor)Shri. Keshavji U. ChhadvaShri. Avinash R. TambeShri. Sharad N. PatilShri. Radheshyam S. PandeySmt. Parvati L. PariharDr. Maya Parihar-MalhotraShri. Rajiv R. MhapankarShri. Anil B. ChauhanShri. Sandeep R. ChavarkarShri. Harshavardhan R. PandeyShri. Parag L. DakeShri. Shailesh Shashikant AcharyaShri. Shashikant N. AcharyaShri. S. SrinivasanShri. Venugopalachari
Academic Council
Shri.Subodh AcharyaShri. Deepak ChauhanDr. Maya Parihar-MalhotraShri. Rajiv MhapankarAr. Pournima RajeShri Parag DakeShri. Anil GachkeProf. Madhav DeobhaktaProf. Ar. Anand PanditAr. Harshad BhatiaAr. Kishore PradhanEr. Mahesh NerurkarProf. Anil Nagrath (Principal, CTESCOA)
The CTES College of Architecture in Chembur, Mumbai was established in July 2014 by the Chembur Trombay Education Society. The Chembur Trombay Education Society was formed in 1978, and has been running a College of Arts, Science and Commerce as well as several other disciplines. It is the only College of Architecture in the Eastern Suburbs.
Course: Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)College Timings: 8.00am - 3.00pm
Various Committees have been set up in College for welfare of students:1. Anti-Ragging Committee2. Women Grievance Redressal Committee (WGRC)3. College Women Development Cell (CWDC)4. Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)
"Ragging is totally prohibited in the institution and anyone found guilty of ragging is liable to be punished.”
To see Anti-ragging regulations visit UGC websiteswww.ugc.ac.inwww.ugc.ac.in/page/Ragging-Related-Circulars.aspx www.antiragging.in
If you are being Ragged, Call UGC Anti-Ragging Helpline 1800-180-5522 (24X7 toll free) or send an email to [email protected] Anti-Ragging committee of CTES COA022-25217343/ 9757027483
1. The CTES College of Architecture aspires to be a Premier Institution in the field of Architectural Education, which will encompass the related disciplines impacting the Built Environment.
2. It is a Centre for Excellence in imparting Skills, Knowledge and Wisdom to make young Men and Women responsible Professionals in a fast progressing Society. High Standards in Academic pursuits will be strived for, which can be applied in actual practice.
3. There is a focus on Holistic Understanding of the Habitat needs of all sections of society, through studying the Social, Cultural, Economic and Environmental characteristics.
4. Humane and Sustainable Design is emphasized keeping in mind the Global view on the Environment as well as Local tradition , Climate, Ecology and Economy. The Curriculum incorporates various related and relevant subjects that will go beyond the conventional, and offers a wide choice.
5. It provides a platform for Dialogue between the various related Disciplines and Professionals, National and International, as also between Professionals and the general Public, thus creating greater awareness of the role and importance of the Profession. Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Exhibitions and Conferences is regularly organized for the benefit of the Students as well as the Community.
6. It will be a Centre for Research, Documentation and Dissemination of Knowledge of the Built Environment. Public Oriented Projects will be taken up by the Institute.
7. Set in Chembur, with its History and Culture, the School engages itself with the community and plays a significant role in the development of a vision for the betterment of the citizens.
. Understanding the Past . Interpreting the Present . Shaping the Future
“Architecture is a discipline that encompasses various Arts and Sciences. The aim of Architectural education is to develop a well balanced creative and analytical mind, with an understanding of People, Culture and Place.Design of all Elements of the Built Environment at various scales with a judicious inter-relationship of Space, form, function and technology is what we strive for.”
-Prof. Ar. Anil Nagrath,Principal, CTESCOA
Faculty Members
PrincipalProf. Anil Nagrath (M.Arch)
Core FacultyProf. Pushpagandha Shukla (M.Arch)Assoc. Prof. Anuprita Surve (M.Arch)Assoc. Prof. Alka Tawari (M.E Const. Tech & Mgmt.)Assoc Prof. Anju Kapoor Bareja (M.Landscape Arch)Asst. Prof. Tanvee Joshi (B.Arch.,M.A. (Archaeology)Asst. Prof. Divya Butala (M.Arch)Asst. Prof. Gayatri Narkar (B.Arch)Asst. Prof. Pooja Shah (B.Arch, M.A Art & Aesthetics)Asst. Prof. Mitali Hindlekar (M.Arch)
Visiting FacultyAr. Anil Darshetkar (PG Dip in Mgmt of UD)Er. Mahesh NerurkarEr. Amodh Luman (B.E Civil)Ar. Kirti Desai (M.Arch)Er. Meghadatta Basu (M.E. Civil)Ar. Aditi Gupte (B.Arch)Ar. Bobbie Vijayakkar (G.D. Arch)Ar. Madhav Maroju (B.Arch M.Tech(Planning)Ar. Prafull Mhatre (M.Arch)Ar. Zankhana Damania (PGD in Proj. Mgmt &Bldg.Const.)Ar. Rashmi Pookkotil (B.Arch, PGD in Const. Mgmt.)Ar. Sunanda Satwah (M.Arch)Mr. Nilesh Powalkar (G.D. Art)
The CollegeChembur Trombay Education Society
CTES College of Architecture
Vision StatementGoverning Council
Shri. Leeladhar B. Dake (President)Shri. Mohan V. Purandare (Vice-President)Dr. Shashikant D. Pradhan (Vice-President) Shri. Ramesh A. Mhapankar (Gen. Secretary)Shri. Subodh S. Acharya (Joint Secretary)Shri. M. N. Ramamurthy (Treasurer)Shri. Deepak N. Chauhan (Int. Auditor)Shri. Keshavji U. ChhadvaShri. Avinash R. TambeShri. Sharad N. PatilShri. Radheshyam S. PandeySmt. Parvati L. PariharDr. Maya Parihar-MalhotraShri. Rajiv R. MhapankarShri. Anil B. ChauhanShri. Sandeep R. ChavarkarShri. Harshavardhan R. PandeyShri. Parag L. DakeShri. Shailesh Shashikant AcharyaShri. Shashikant N. AcharyaShri. S. SrinivasanShri. Venugopalachari
Academic Council
Shri.Subodh AcharyaShri. Deepak ChauhanDr. Maya Parihar-MalhotraShri. Rajiv MhapankarAr. Pournima RajeShri Parag DakeShri. Anil GachkeProf. Madhav DeobhaktaProf. Ar. Anand PanditAr. Harshad BhatiaAr. Kishore PradhanEr. Mahesh NerurkarProf. Anil Nagrath (Principal, CTESCOA)
The CTES College of Architecture in Chembur, Mumbai was established in July 2014 by the Chembur Trombay Education Society. The Chembur Trombay Education Society was formed in 1978, and has been running a College of Arts, Science and Commerce as well as several other disciplines. It is the only College of Architecture in the Eastern Suburbs.
Course: Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)College Timings: 8.00am - 3.00pm
Various Committees have been set up in College for welfare of students:1. Anti-Ragging Committee2. Women Grievance Redressal Committee (WGRC)3. College Women Development Cell (CWDC)4. Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)
"Ragging is totally prohibited in the institution and anyone found guilty of ragging is liable to be punished.”
To see Anti-ragging regulations visit UGC websiteswww.ugc.ac.inwww.ugc.ac.in/page/Ragging-Related-Circulars.aspx www.antiragging.in
If you are being Ragged, Call UGC Anti-Ragging Helpline 1800-180-5522 (24X7 toll free) or send an email to [email protected] Anti-Ragging committee of CTES COA022-25217343/ 9757027483
1. The CTES College of Architecture aspires to be a Premier Institution in the field of Architectural Education, which will encompass the related disciplines impacting the Built Environment.
2. It is a Centre for Excellence in imparting Skills, Knowledge and Wisdom to make young Men and Women responsible Professionals in a fast progressing Society. High Standards in Academic pursuits will be strived for, which can be applied in actual practice.
3. There is a focus on Holistic Understanding of the Habitat needs of all sections of society, through studying the Social, Cultural, Economic and Environmental characteristics.
4. Humane and Sustainable Design is emphasized keeping in mind the Global view on the Environment as well as Local tradition , Climate, Ecology and Economy. The Curriculum incorporates various related and relevant subjects that will go beyond the conventional, and offers a wide choice.
5. It provides a platform for Dialogue between the various related Disciplines and Professionals, National and International, as also between Professionals and the general Public, thus creating greater awareness of the role and importance of the Profession. Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Exhibitions and Conferences is regularly organized for the benefit of the Students as well as the Community.
6. It will be a Centre for Research, Documentation and Dissemination of Knowledge of the Built Environment. Public Oriented Projects will be taken up by the Institute.
7. Set in Chembur, with its History and Culture, the School engages itself with the community and plays a significant role in the development of a vision for the betterment of the citizens.
. Understanding the Past . Interpreting the Present . Shaping the Future
“Architecture is a discipline that encompasses various Arts and Sciences. The aim of Architectural education is to develop a well balanced creative and analytical mind, with an understanding of People, Culture and Place.Design of all Elements of the Built Environment at various scales with a judicious inter-relationship of Space, form, function and technology is what we strive for.”
-Prof. Ar. Anil Nagrath,Principal, CTESCOA
Faculty Members
PrincipalProf. Anil Nagrath (M.Arch)
Core FacultyProf. Pushpagandha Shukla (M.Arch)Assoc. Prof. Anuprita Surve (M.Arch)Assoc. Prof. Alka Tawari (M.E Const. Tech & Mgmt.)Assoc Prof. Anju Kapoor Bareja (M.Landscape Arch)Asst. Prof. Tanvee Joshi (B.Arch.,M.A. (Archaeology)Asst. Prof. Divya Butala (M.Arch)Asst. Prof. Gayatri Narkar (B.Arch)Asst. Prof. Pooja Shah (B.Arch, M.A Art & Aesthetics)Asst. Prof. Mitali Hindlekar (M.Arch)
Visiting FacultyAr. Anil Darshetkar (PG Dip in Mgmt of UD)Er. Mahesh NerurkarEr. Amodh Luman (B.E Civil)Ar. Kirti Desai (M.Arch)Er. Meghadatta Basu (M.E. Civil)Ar. Aditi Gupte (B.Arch)Ar. Bobbie Vijayakkar (G.D. Arch)Ar. Madhav Maroju (B.Arch M.Tech(Planning)Ar. Prafull Mhatre (M.Arch)Ar. Zankhana Damania (PGD in Proj. Mgmt &Bldg.Const.)Ar. Rashmi Pookkotil (B.Arch, PGD in Const. Mgmt.)Ar. Sunanda Satwah (M.Arch)Mr. Nilesh Powalkar (G.D. Art)
The CollegeChembur Trombay Education Society
CTES College of Architecture
Course StructureCTESCOA offers a five year degree programme of Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch), recognized by the Council of Architecture (COA) and the University of Mumbai. The overall course structure is formulated within the framework of the Mumbai University Syllabus. The course is broadly divided into three categories that are interdependent.
Ÿ HISTORY & THEORYŸ DESIGN Ÿ TECHNOLOGY
History and Theory
Humanities - Timeline Study
Architecture Theory - Headgear Design
Design Technology
First Year (Semester I & II)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction & Materials04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
Second Year (Semester III & IV)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction & Materials04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing05 - Theory & Design of Structures
06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Humanities08 - Environmental Studies09 - Architectural Theory10 - College Projects11 - Elective
Third Year (Semester V & VI)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
05 - Theory & Design of Structures06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Humanities08 - Architectural Theory09 - College Projects10 - Elective
Fourth Year (Semester VII & VIII)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing05 - Theory & Design of Structures
06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Professional Practice / Professional Training08 - College Projects09 - Elective
Fifth Year (Semester IX & X)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Theory & Design of Structures05 - Architectural Building Services06 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
07 - Environmental Studies08 - Professional Practice 09 - Design Dissertation10 - Elective 0111 - Elective 0212 - Advanced Theories
05 - Theory & Design of Structures06 - Humanities07 - Environmental Studies 08 - College Projects09 - Elective
Course Structure
Humanities - Model of Stupa
Allied Design - Alice in Wonderland
Architectural Design - Bus Stop Design
Architectural Design - External Jury
Allied Design - Extruding lines
Building Services - Site Visit
Building Construction - Practical application
Building Construction - Grillage Foundation
Building Construction - Brick Bonds
Course StructureCTESCOA offers a five year degree programme of Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch), recognized by the Council of Architecture (COA) and the University of Mumbai. The overall course structure is formulated within the framework of the Mumbai University Syllabus. The course is broadly divided into three categories that are interdependent.
Ÿ HISTORY & THEORYŸ DESIGN Ÿ TECHNOLOGY
History and Theory
Humanities - Timeline Study
Architecture Theory - Headgear Design
Design Technology
First Year (Semester I & II)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction & Materials04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
Second Year (Semester III & IV)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction & Materials04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing05 - Theory & Design of Structures
06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Humanities08 - Environmental Studies09 - Architectural Theory10 - College Projects11 - Elective
Third Year (Semester V & VI)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
05 - Theory & Design of Structures06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Humanities08 - Architectural Theory09 - College Projects10 - Elective
Fourth Year (Semester VII & VIII)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Architectural Representation & Detailing05 - Theory & Design of Structures
06 - Architectural Building Services07 - Professional Practice / Professional Training08 - College Projects09 - Elective
Fifth Year (Semester IX & X)01 - Architectural Design02 - Allied Design03 - Architectural Building Construction04 - Theory & Design of Structures05 - Architectural Building Services06 - Architectural Representation & Detailing
07 - Environmental Studies08 - Professional Practice 09 - Design Dissertation10 - Elective 0111 - Elective 0212 - Advanced Theories
05 - Theory & Design of Structures06 - Humanities07 - Environmental Studies 08 - College Projects09 - Elective
Course Structure
Humanities - Model of Stupa
Allied Design - Alice in Wonderland
Architectural Design - Bus Stop Design
Architectural Design - External Jury
Allied Design - Extruding lines
Building Services - Site Visit
Building Construction - Practical application
Building Construction - Grillage Foundation
Building Construction - Brick Bonds
Origami
Theatre
Apart from the mandatory courses several extra-curricular courses and activities are offered under Electives and College Projects.
Electives include:
Origami Street Art Art of Illustration
Carpentry Revit Architecture Photography
At CTESCOA, we believe in engaging ourselves with the communities and study the city we live in by studying Social, Cultural, Economic and environmental characteristics. For this, we have introduced Discovery of Mumbai (DOM) as a part of College Projects, where the students visit a part of Mumbai and study in detail.So far we have visited:
Tata millsChurchgate precinctDhobi GhatBangangaKhotachiwadiDadar Parsi Colony
Artist VillageChembur GaothanRanwar VillageDadar ChawlsKanheri CavesBallard Estate
Others topics covered in College Projects are:Book ReviewChembur FestivalOrganizing ExhibitionsDesigning College MagazineSoftwares like Photoshop, SketchUp, AutoCAD & Revit
Ar. Atul ChemburkarAr. Harshad BhatiaProf. Madhav DeobhaktaProf. Pradnya ChauhanAr. Martina SpiesAr. Kishore PradhanAr. Anand Pandit
We also invite a range of guest speakers every month as a part of our College Project. So far we have had 21 Guest lectures including eminent architects like:
Ar. Shakti ParmarProf. Ravi HazraAr. Kamu IyerAr. Sharad BondaleProf. Sen KapadiaAr. Ravi SaranganProf. Akhtar Chauhan
Communication Skills Apparel Design AutoCAD
Bhau Daji Lad MuseumBhuleshwarRanwar VillageVersova Fishing Village Chapel Road, BandraLower Parel Mills
Ar. A. AlimchandaniAr. Sachin AgshikarAr. Vikas DilawariAr. Nitin KillawalaAr. P. K. DasAr. Neera AdarkarAr. Minaz Ansari
Every year Study Tours are organised in the month of December and January. So far, the tours have gone to:
Hampi - Badami - Pattadakal - BijapurAhmedabad - Jodhpur - Jaisalmer - UdaipurKochi - Thiruvanthapuram - Bengaluru Delhi - Chandigarh - Agra - Fatehpur Sikri Nashik & Aurangabad
Carpentry - Use of machinery
College Projects
Discovery of MumbaiChembur Gaothan Kanheri Caves Versova Fishing Village
Guest LecturesAr. P. K. Das Ar. Kamu Iyer Ar. Abhin Alimchandani
Study Tours
Delhi, Chandigarh, Agra Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer Nashik, Aurangabad
AutoCAD
Electives
Ar. Sen Kapadia
Origami
Theatre
Apart from the mandatory courses several extra-curricular courses and activities are offered under Electives and College Projects.
Electives include:
Origami Street Art Art of Illustration
Carpentry Revit Architecture Photography
At CTESCOA, we believe in engaging ourselves with the communities and study the city we live in by studying Social, Cultural, Economic and environmental characteristics. For this, we have introduced Discovery of Mumbai (DOM) as a part of College Projects, where the students visit a part of Mumbai and study in detail.So far we have visited:
Tata millsChurchgate precinctDhobi GhatBangangaKhotachiwadiDadar Parsi Colony
Artist VillageChembur GaothanRanwar VillageDadar ChawlsKanheri CavesBallard Estate
Others topics covered in College Projects are:Book ReviewChembur FestivalOrganizing ExhibitionsDesigning College MagazineSoftwares like Photoshop, SketchUp, AutoCAD & Revit
Ar. Atul ChemburkarAr. Harshad BhatiaProf. Madhav DeobhaktaProf. Pradnya ChauhanAr. Martina SpiesAr. Kishore PradhanAr. Anand Pandit
We also invite a range of guest speakers every month as a part of our College Project. So far we have had 21 Guest lectures including eminent architects like:
Ar. Shakti ParmarProf. Ravi HazraAr. Kamu IyerAr. Sharad BondaleProf. Sen KapadiaAr. Ravi SaranganProf. Akhtar Chauhan
Communication Skills Apparel Design AutoCAD
Bhau Daji Lad MuseumBhuleshwarRanwar VillageVersova Fishing Village Chapel Road, BandraLower Parel Mills
Ar. A. AlimchandaniAr. Sachin AgshikarAr. Vikas DilawariAr. Nitin KillawalaAr. P. K. DasAr. Neera AdarkarAr. Minaz Ansari
Every year Study Tours are organised in the month of December and January. So far, the tours have gone to:
Hampi - Badami - Pattadakal - BijapurAhmedabad - Jodhpur - Jaisalmer - UdaipurKochi - Thiruvanthapuram - Bengaluru Delhi - Chandigarh - Agra - Fatehpur Sikri Nashik & Aurangabad
Carpentry - Use of machinery
College Projects
Discovery of MumbaiChembur Gaothan Kanheri Caves Versova Fishing Village
Guest LecturesAr. P. K. Das Ar. Kamu Iyer Ar. Abhin Alimchandani
Study Tours
Delhi, Chandigarh, Agra Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer Nashik, Aurangabad
AutoCAD
Electives
Ar. Sen Kapadia
Outside the Classroom
Our students have been participating in various sports competitions in and around Mumbai. Our sports facilities include a turf pitch for Football and Cricket, and a gymkhana in the campus.We have also been engaging with a local BMC School and have painted the walls of the School.Students life in the campus also comprises organising Exhibitions and the Annual Festival ‘Archinova’ and programs for Foundation day.Other events like Freshers day & Navratri are an also organized at CTESCOA
The scope of knowledge and exposure at CTESCoA extends beyond the academic
boundaries and into cultural events, intercollegiate sports, architectural festivals
and other opportunities that provide immense networking and learning to
develop as a professional in this field of designing.
Sports
Sports - Football Team
Archinova - Zumba Workshop
Archinova - Landscape Painting Workshop
Navratri CelebrationFoundation Day - Prize Distribution
Orientation Workshop
Guest Lecture - Foundation Day
Organising Exhibition
Community Engagement - Painting Municipal School
Community Engagement - Chembur Fesrtival
Freshers Party
Organising Exhibition
Outside the Classroom
Our students have been participating in various sports competitions in and around Mumbai. Our sports facilities include a turf pitch for Football and Cricket, and a gymkhana in the campus.We have also been engaging with a local BMC School and have painted the walls of the School.Students life in the campus also comprises organising Exhibitions and the Annual Festival ‘Archinova’ and programs for Foundation day.Other events like Freshers day & Navratri are an also organized at CTESCOA
The scope of knowledge and exposure at CTESCoA extends beyond the academic
boundaries and into cultural events, intercollegiate sports, architectural festivals
and other opportunities that provide immense networking and learning to
develop as a professional in this field of designing.
Sports
Sports - Football Team
Archinova - Zumba Workshop
Archinova - Landscape Painting Workshop
Navratri CelebrationFoundation Day - Prize Distribution
Orientation Workshop
Guest Lecture - Foundation Day
Organising Exhibition
Community Engagement - Painting Municipal School
Community Engagement - Chembur Fesrtival
Freshers Party
Organising Exhibition
Admission ProcedureFacilities
Studios
Computer lab
Auditorium
Classrooms
I) EligibilityŸ The candidate should be an Indian national.Ÿ No candidate, with less than 50% marks in aggregate, shall be
admitted to the architecture course unless she / he has passed an examination at the end of the new 10+2 scheme of Senior Certificate Examination or equivalent with Mathematics as subjects of examination at the 10+2 level.
Ÿ The Candidate should have obtained at least 40% marks at National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA), conducted by the Council of Architecture
II) Documents to be submittedŸ Application formŸ SSC (Std.X) mark sheetŸ HSC/Diploma/B.Sc. mark sheetŸ NATA mark sheetŸ School Leaving CertificateŸ Certificate of Indian Nationality
III) Fee Structure per yearAppx. Rs. 1,30,000
IV) Attendance RequirementA student whose attendance is less than 75% for the course is not eligible to appear for the end semester examination for that course.
Equipped with chairs with writing pads, Public Address system & projection facility.
With drafting tables, Stools, Lockers, Projection facility & Public Address system.
Over 40 computers equipped with AutoCAD 17, Revit, 3DMax, SketchUpMake, Photoshop & Microsoft Office.
Open access library over 850 books, 200 e-books & Digital archive of Guest Lectures, Computers and Printer.
Used enthusiastically by all students. The machines are used during carpentry elective, for making models and installations.
With a display of architectural and interior building materials, structural members, sanitary fixtures & construction tools
Auditorium with seating capacity of 300 persons.
Ÿ Candidates shall apply through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) conducted ONLINE by the Competent Authority Directorate of Technical Education (DTE)
Ÿ The Online Application form has to be confirmed and documents have to be verified at the facilitation centre by the candidate.
Ÿ A Final Merit List will be displayed and published on the website.Visit DTE Website for further Information:
www.dtemaharashtra.gov.inStudios Classroom
Computer Lab Library
Material Museum
Playground
Workshop
Auditorium
Library
Material Museum
Workshop
PlaygroundFacilities for playing outdoor games like football and cricket on an artificial turf and indoor games in Gymkhana.
NATA Schedule:Date and Time of Exam: 16.04.2017 (11am - 2pm)
Publication of Results: By 10th June, 2017
NATA Syllabus:Ÿ Part A: Mathematics (40 Marks)General Aptitude (80 Marks)Ÿ Part B: Drawing Test (80 Marks)
Visit NATA Website for further Information: www.nata.nic.in
Admission ProcedureFacilities
Studios
Computer lab
Auditorium
Classrooms
I) EligibilityŸ The candidate should be an Indian national.Ÿ No candidate, with less than 50% marks in aggregate, shall be
admitted to the architecture course unless she / he has passed an examination at the end of the new 10+2 scheme of Senior Certificate Examination or equivalent with Mathematics as subjects of examination at the 10+2 level.
Ÿ The Candidate should have obtained at least 40% marks at National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA), conducted by the Council of Architecture
II) Documents to be submittedŸ Application formŸ SSC (Std.X) mark sheetŸ HSC/Diploma/B.Sc. mark sheetŸ NATA mark sheetŸ School Leaving CertificateŸ Certificate of Indian Nationality
III) Fee Structure per yearAppx. Rs. 1,30,000
IV) Attendance RequirementA student whose attendance is less than 75% for the course is not eligible to appear for the end semester examination for that course.
Equipped with chairs with writing pads, Public Address system & projection facility.
With drafting tables, Stools, Lockers, Projection facility & Public Address system.
Over 40 computers equipped with AutoCAD 17, Revit, 3DMax, SketchUpMake, Photoshop & Microsoft Office.
Open access library over 850 books, 200 e-books & Digital archive of Guest Lectures, Computers and Printer.
Used enthusiastically by all students. The machines are used during carpentry elective, for making models and installations.
With a display of architectural and interior building materials, structural members, sanitary fixtures & construction tools
Auditorium with seating capacity of 300 persons.
Ÿ Candidates shall apply through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) conducted ONLINE by the Competent Authority Directorate of Technical Education (DTE)
Ÿ The Online Application form has to be confirmed and documents have to be verified at the facilitation centre by the candidate.
Ÿ A Final Merit List will be displayed and published on the website.Visit DTE Website for further Information:
www.dtemaharashtra.gov.inStudios Classroom
Computer Lab Library
Material Museum
Playground
Workshop
Auditorium
Library
Material Museum
Workshop
PlaygroundFacilities for playing outdoor games like football and cricket on an artificial turf and indoor games in Gymkhana.
NATA Schedule:Date and Time of Exam: 16.04.2017 (11am - 2pm)
Publication of Results: By 10th June, 2017
NATA Syllabus:Ÿ Part A: Mathematics (40 Marks)General Aptitude (80 Marks)Ÿ Part B: Drawing Test (80 Marks)
Visit NATA Website for further Information: www.nata.nic.in
Contact Us
CTES College of ArchitectureAcharya College Campus,
N.G. Acharya Marg,Chembur, Mumbai 400071,
Maharashtra, India.
022 - 25217343
Facebook: facebook.com/CTESCollegeofArchitecture
Website: www.ctescoa.com
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V. N. Purav Marg
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CTES COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
N. G. Acharya Garden
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Statue
Dr. Ambedkar Circle
(Sion-Panvel Highway)
Towards Navi Mumbai
Govandi Station
