MPhil in Architectural Conservation (Master of Philosophy in Architectural Conservation)

M.Phil (Architectural Conservation) is a 3-year doctorate level course. It describes the process through which the historical, material, and structure integrity of any heritage are prolonged through carefully planned interventions. Which candidates pursue this course they all known as architectural conservator-restorer. As well as the decision is value based: a combination of contextual, artistic, and informational values is normally considered and in some cases a decision to not intervene may be the most appropriate choice. Which candidates complete this course they have many career option in various fields. Architectural  conservation depicts the procedure through which the material, verifiable, and structure trustworthiness of any assembled legacy are drawn out through deliberately arranged intercessions. The individual occupied with this interest is known as a structural conservator-restorer. Choices of when and how to take part in an intercession are basic to a definitive preservation rebuilding of social legacy.

Eligibility:

• To seek after M.Phil., one needs to have a Master's degree in Architectural Conservation. Up-and-comers need to gain 55% stamps in the subject picked for M.Phil. course or an associated subject at the postgraduate level to be viewed as qualified for the course. The rate Norm may fluctuate from Institute to Institute. 
• A composed test possibly directed to evaluate the competitor's learning. The individuals who qualify in the composed test will be required to show up in a meeting. Certain establishment's waiver passageway test if the applicant has qualified in NET, SET or proportionate national level assessment.