Short answer
The Council of Architecture is the statutory body for the architecture profession and architectural education in India. University recognition by UGC does not replace CoA’s requirements. Confirm the programme on CoA’s official site before you enrol.
Why this is a separate check
Architecture sits with a professional council. A university may be recognised and still offer a programme that does not meet the council’s current conditions for that qualification.
Minimum standards, recognised qualifications and the register of architects are CoA’s domain. Read those pages rather than a college’s placement claim.
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What you should check yourself
- Whether the exact B.Arch or related programme is recognised by CoA for your intake
- UGC or university status as a separate fact
- Whether online or distance delivery is permitted for that qualification
A common misconception
That UGC recognition of the university is enough to practise as an architect.
Optional guidance
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