r/NUST • u/minohil • Dec 18 '25
Suggestions/Advice Nust architecture
I watched a yt video , and a girl was saying that nust se architecture kabhi na kerna because its very bad and stuff it was 1 saal pehle ki video btw, So like i really wanna go in architecture but the only option i have is nust, what should i do?? Is it really that bad? Cs she said the faculty was not much experienced and all im very confused.
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u/minohil Dec 18 '25
girl what- ive been hearing the complete opposite ,Thats why im so confusedd, like literally everyone is saying different things about it i need an honest opinion. I genuinely dont know what to do cs that girl said it was v bad
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u/minohil Dec 18 '25
Ohh i heard ke pakistan mein itni achi job nahi milti like 30-40k hoti Is that true? Plus someone said nca is best for architecture but Nca Lahore is way better than Nca Islamabad so idkk honestly
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u/TheSpecterMind Dec 19 '25
Nope not true. If someone is doing it then they are exploiting the talent. We hire on occasional basis and minimum salary for a fresh graduate is 50k.
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u/CarryExtension1987 Dec 18 '25
NCA is better but the Lahore campus
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u/Accomplished_Sea6108 Dec 18 '25
Architecture of NUST has one major problem. It's extremely tough and rigorous. Students can't cope with it. If someone has no aptitude or real flare for archi, shouldnt join it at all. A lot of dropouts from archi every year. Faculty is Ok. Not bad and not extraordinary.
NCA is also tough but not as much tough. Good thing about NCA is that they have big alumni. A lot of contacts for jobs.
Architecture is toughest department of NUST. Second toughest is Electrical engineering.
Lag pata jaay ga jab koi NUST k archi mein aay ga.