BVCOA, MAH M Arch CET Cutoff 2023 for GOPENS Category is listed below. The overall cutoff percentile for MAH M Arch CET is 46
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I choose this college because of its location and because it comes under Mumbai University. Plus it has a great reputation . I choose this college over other colleges because I've lived in my hometown for years and I have exposure there but I needed a new perspective which I can get here.
Good faculty, experienced teachers whose teaching is top notch. Huge Campus with big spaces which give a lovely feel. It has its own Boys and Girls hostel which so helpful for students from outside Navi Mumbai. Easy admission process. One of the best colleges in Navi Mumbai.
Overall a Good studio and learning environment. Sometimes face some problem .but a very good experience. The admission procedure and dates are clearly published in the college's website. College have the hostel facilities, separate for both boys and girls , within the campus itself , near to Kharghar railway station.
According to my score, which is 105 this was the best college I could get admission in. Also, in the list of colleges this is the college that falls under mumbai University. The college is at a walking distance from my house. Being an architecture student it was necessary for me to get a college near to my house.
I took architecture because it is a combination of concepts and creativity which sounded perfect for me. I applied through their online application then I got a mail for counseling and then I got admitted after getting short-listed. I had to wait for a week or more after the counselling session.
I got entry through clearing Nata test. And it's mandatory to get entry in B.arch course.It's held after your twelveth HSC results.And admission starts near in July uptil August upto seats are available.Many students prefer this as there are not many options for Architecture.And even it is located near to Kharghar station in Navi Mumbai and even has many points for hangout and roam.
I got the admission in this college through a process called CAP allotment process. The admission process is conducted by Directorate of Technical Education of Maharashtra state which alots admission to the student keeping their merits in perspective. Which i think is fair enough.
First, I gave the NATA exam useful for the admission in architecture then I waited for the merit list. My 60 percent of Nata marks and 40 percent of 12th marks were counted for the admission. Then I was been admitted to Bharati Vidyapeeth college of architecture because my number on list was in the merit of this college. And then I filled the form and fees.
First you want to pass 12th with min 50% with Mathematics compulsory, Then there is entrance exam called NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture). After you passed in entrance exam you will eligible to applied for number of colleges through CAP round, After certain period of time merit list display and you done with your admission process.
The college management is helpful & extends help and assistance in many ways as possible. It is basically a network of many colleges under different streams, such as Architecture, Engineering, Hotel Management, Schooling and so on.
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