TSAP - Thakur School of Architecture and Planning

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help out. They're not strict at all, super friendly and willing to share their knowledge with us. I feel lucky to have such great teachers.

Placement: Many students from the first batch have graduated and are now working in the industry, doing a master's degree, or starting their own businesses. I haven't heard much about placements for the first batch, but I've noticed professionals getting involved in school events. I went to the farewell party for last year's students and talked to them. They seemed really happy that they studied at Thakur School of Architecture and Planning.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in every classroom, which is awesome. They also have a big computer lab and a library that's really helpful. I love that they organize a sports day with indoor and outdoor games. And the best part is that the whole college, including the classrooms, computer lab, and library, is air-conditioned. Plus, each classroom has a projector, which is super convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really friendly. They don't boss us around, which makes it a great place to learn. Most of them have studied special things after finishing their architecture degree, which makes their knowledge top-notch. It's cool that we have teachers from different areas because we get a good mix of info. The course is good, but I think they could add more modern stuff. Sometimes students struggle with their thesis projects because they're not prepared for real-world stuff. It would be awesome if the college did more hands-on stuff like site visits, workshops, and new design techniques.

Placement: I wasn't sure how many students got jobs through placements because there weren't any official campus placements. Instead, we were sent to companies with job openings for interviews, just like any other job interview. I appreciate that the college made the effort to help us find jobs, which is not common for architecture colleges. The average salary offered was between 10,000 to 15,000 INR, which is decent.

Campus: Our college has the best infrastructure for an architecture college. I've been to many colleges, but none compare. We have everything a student needs - big classrooms, studios, computer labs, library, seminar hall, and more. The campus is huge, with lots of activities and spaces. It's all air-conditioned and has great internet. The facilities are top-notch, clean, and secure. Food and other services are reliable too. I'm proud to be part of this college!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to assist. There are plenty of mentors available for students, which is great. They come from different backgrounds like environment, project management, urban planning, and urban design, giving us a good range of experiences. The course follows the University of Mumbai's curriculum. We also get to attend workshops, seminars, and software training sessions that have been super helpful in getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: I'm not sure about the first batch since they just graduated. Some of them found jobs in good companies, while others are doing master's degrees or working at start-ups. The college has a placement and training cell that pushes us to join certification programs and workshops early on.

Campus: I love my college campus! It's cool, safe, and super spacious. The buildings are modern and well-kept. We've got awesome facilities like computer labs and workshops. The campus is perfect for studying. Plus, there's a canteen and refreshment rooms for lunch. They keep everything clean, so we can't litter or eat outside designated areas. It's a great place to learn!

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and easy to talk to when you have questions about your classes. They always try new ways to teach us, so we learn better. It makes studying more interesting and helpful.

Placement: The architecture field doesn't really have a set way for students to get jobs right now. Companies don't come to our college to hire us. But TSAP is trying to improve this. They have teachers and students working together to help us find placements.

Campus: TSAP has amazing infrastructure in Mumbai. They make sure all facilities are top-notch for students to have the best learning environment. Keeping the campus in great shape is a big deal for them.

Admission: I really like the course curriculum at TSAP. It's designed to match what's happening in the real world, so we can be prepared. The faculty are awesome - they're corporate, helpful, and really know their stuff. They're always there to help us out and share their knowledge.

Placement: I loved how our college helped us find jobs. It's cool because not many other colleges in the city do that. A bunch of us landed jobs in big companies here. Some of us even started freelancing. And a few students began working at private firms. It's great to have options after graduation.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff for students, like computer lab, library, material lab, and exhibition hall. Wi-Fi is in every classroom. There's also a sports room, medical room, and more. The college has top-notch facilities compared to others in the city.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do and know their stuff well. They're friendly and easy to talk to, always ready to help out. They've been great at pointing us in the right direction and making learning fun.

Placement: The first group of students just graduated. Some got jobs, others are doing master's degrees, and a few even started their own businesses. Professionals are interested in what we do at our college.

Campus: TSAP has really good infrastructure for students. There are big studios with air conditioning, computer labs with updated software, wi-fi, and a library with e-books. They even have workshops for students to use. It's great for studying and working on projects.

Admission: The teachers at our college have lots of experience, around 5-6 years each. They really know their stuff and make learning easy. Some classes even have hands-on learning, which is super helpful. The courses are practical and give us a chance to try things out in workshops.

Placement: We're in our third year now, and the first group of students already graduated successfully. Some of them have awesome practical skills. Many students who did internships landed jobs at well-known companies. Almost all the students, around 90-95%, got hired after college. The main roles are urban designer and landscape architect, which play a big part in shaping how a community works.

Campus: I really like the college environment here. The facilities are great for students. It helps us talk more with teachers and older students. The library and labs have everything we need. The college is big on competitions with other colleges, both in sports and academics.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning a breeze because they're experts in their field. The course content is spot on and totally relevant. Plus, we get to do real-life case studies which bring everything to life. It's awesome!

Placement: Most students, about 60-70%, get jobs from college. The highest salary was Rs. 20,000 monthly and the lowest was Rs. 15,000. Companies like Ahmed and Associates, Tangent Architects, and Architect Hafeez Contractor hire a lot of students. Other companies like Sandeep Sikre Architects, Reza Kabul, HH Architects, DSK, Hafeez Contractor, Sagi Architects, etc., also come for placements. They offer roles like designer, assistant architect, and junior architect.

Campus: Thakur College is all about great infrastructure. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and the air-conditioning is centralized. The desks are really top-notch. TSAP has the best drawing tables you can find in any college in the country. Everything here is just top-notch.

Admission: I heard that the Institute is really organized in 2018. The teachers, staff, and support team are all nice and helpful. They come from different backgrounds like urban design, planning, and project management. The courses at TSAP are cool because they cover research, design, and technical stuff. The work we do during the semester is tough, and they don't let us slack off. They keep track of attendance and have meetings with parents if needed. The pass rate is super high because they help students who fall behind. It's a great place to study!

Placement: The Institute has a Placement Cell and a TSAP Career Advisory Cell that help students with job opportunities and starting their own businesses. They organize events and workshops to prepare us for our careers. They also offer guidance for studying abroad and help with setting up entrepreneurial ventures. About 60% of students get jobs through placements, 15% go for Masters to advance their careers, and 25% start their own businesses. It's great to have these options for our future!

Campus: The campus at TSAP is top-notch with modern facilities that match those abroad. We've got cool labs with fancy computers for graphic design. The exhibition area and museum are pretty cool too. The whole place is air-conditioned and has security cameras everywhere. The cleaning crew keeps everything spotless. It's in a quiet neighborhood with shops nearby for food and supplies.

Admission: The faculty here are top-notch. They really go all out for us students. Their teaching rocks and they have a cool approach. They prepare us well for the industry.

Placement: In our batch, we have 80 students. We got the opportunity to work with Sir Hafeez Contractor. A lot of us decided to do internships on our own. It's cool to see many students collaborating with awesome architects.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities! We've got everything we need - library, computer lab, seminar hall, exhibition room, workshop, classrooms, and canteen. The best part? Our classrooms are air-conditioned and have comfy drafting tables. It's really cool!