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Acharya’s NRV School of Architecture is one of the colleges of the Acharya Group of Institutes. Acharya’s NRV School of Architecture was founded in the year 2009. It is affiliated to (VTU) Visvesvaraya Technological University and is approved by both AICTE and Council of Architecture of India. It offers a 5 year graduate program in Architecture (B.Arch.). The Council of Architecture (COA) has accredited its (B.Arch.) program. For getting admission candidate has to appear in NATA, which is compulsory with minimum 40% marks. The campus is located in Bangalore city and covers area of 120 acres.

Facts and Figures of Acharya School of Architecture

Why to Join Acharya School of Architecture

1. Amazing Infrastructural Arrangements for practical exposure: A widespread campus of Acharya School of Architecture is established in the area of 120 acres. The campus is 24x7 Wi-Fi enabled with 40 mbps broadband connectivity, a multipurpose stadium with a seating capacity of 10000 people, tutorial halls, studios, Computer Laboratories, workshops and seminar halls, auditorium having over 500 seats.

2. Well equipped Hostels & Canteen: Acharya School of Architectureprovides hostel accommodation for both boys and girls with all the essential facilities. The hostel mess serves students with both North and South Indian foods. The college has cafeteria, canteen and a food court, which serves vegetarian food. The campus also has a Coffee Day Xpress which is managed by Coffee Day.

3. Cultural Activities  for students development: There are some of the cultural events and activities organized by institute like Acharya Habba which is a cultural festival in which 300 college participate across Karnataka and attracts for about 3000 students. The college also organizes Fresher’s Day and Ethnic Day for the students.

4. Industrial visits for corporate exposure: The College conducts industrial visits for students wherein they get an opportunity to have a wide corporate exposure in order to make them experience the future prospects for them.