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Sanjay Question by Sanjay on Mar 29, 2024Hindi
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Hi, My daughter is doing B.Arch from Mumbai University. This is her final year. Now She wans to M.Arch in US. She has received admission confirmation from North Eastern University, Boston , South California Institute of Architect (SAI-ARCH) , Los Angles and Illonios Institute of Technology, Chicago. Can you suggest which is the better University for M.Arch. ?

Ans: Hello Sanjay. Thank you for reaching out to us. Congratulations to your daughter on being accepted by some prestigious universities in the US. All three universities your daughter has been admitted to—Northeastern University in Boston, Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in Los Angeles, and Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chicago—are reputable institutions with distinct strengths in architectural education. The choice of university will depend on what your daughter prefers in her choice of program, career aspiration, choice of subjects, learning style,etc.
All 3 universities focus on well-rounded architectural education by emphasizing experimentation, creative exploration, and cutting-edge design facilities. Your daughter can expect to study in a vibrant environment with the latest equipment, including design studios, technical labs, and a lot more.

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Sir, I scored 96.6 in CBSE Board XII and the 99.4 percentile in CUET 2025, totalling 816 marks out of 1000 in PCM and English. I am planning to take admission in B.Sc. (Physics) at DU, preferably at St. Stephen's, Hansraj, Hindu, Kirorimal, Ramjas, or Khalsa College. What are the chances for an admission in those colleges, and which one do I have to opt for higher study (MS and research in physics)? Kindly advise.
Ans: Param, Your 99.4 percentile in CUET 2025 and 96.6% CBSE XII score place you well above the estimated cut-offs for B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics at all six colleges: St. Stephen’s (expected CUET ≥550), Hindu College (≈520), Hansraj College (≈490), Kirori Mal College (≥425), Ramjas College (≈735 marks equivalent to 98%), and Khalsa College (≈700 marks equivalent to 93–98%). All six colleges indicate first-list admission based on these thresholds.

For pursuing an MS and research in physics—where having knowledgeable teachers, good research facilities, connections with industries, and chances to work on different projects are important—Hansraj and Hindu are the best options because they have strong physics departments, high rankings, modern labs, and many research publications. Kirori Mal and Ramjas offer strong mentorship and campus placements in scientific roles, while Khalsa provides solid project-based learning on North Campus. St. Stephen’s, lacking an Honours Physics programme, is less aligned with specialized research pathways.

Recommendation: Choose Hindu College or Hansraj College for B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics to maximize exposure to advanced research projects, collaborative faculty, and a robust peer network essential for seamless progression into MS and research programmes in India and abroad. Hansraj’s notable research grants and Hindu’s interdisciplinary centers make them prime choices. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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