M.Arch Interior Design | Master of Architecture at MGM University

M.Arch (Interior Design)

Program Thumbnail By Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College.

Program: Postgraduate (PG)
Duration: 2 Year(s)
Intake: 20

Program Outline

The Master of Architecture in Interior Design at MGM University, offered through the Department of Architecture, JNEC, is a future-forward postgraduate program designed to cultivate spatial visionaries who can shape the built environment from the inside out. Rooted in architectural rigor and enriched by design innovation, the program empowers students to conceptualize, detail, and execute interior spaces that are not only functional and sustainable but
also emotionally resonant and experientially rich. This two-year curriculum is structured to provide a deep dive into advanced interior design studios, material and service integration, digital visualization, and research-led practice. It responds to the evolving demands of the industry by aligning with global trends such as biophilic design, adaptive reuse, wellness-centric interiors, smart technologies, and sustainable materiality.

Fees Structure

Particulars	Amount	Remarks
Tuition Fees	₹150000/-	Yearly
Application Form & MGMU-CET	₹2000/-	One Time
Examination Fees	₹5000/-	Yearly
Student Activity	₹2000/-	Yearly
UMIS & Student Insurance	₹3000/-	One Time
Caution Money Deposit	₹5000/-	Refundable
Eligibility Fees	₹5000/-	One Time
Alumni Association Membership fees	₹2000/-	One Time

Eligibility

1. Candidates shall be admitted to Post Graduate full time degree or Certificate Programme unless the candidate has passed the B. Arch. Degree or equivalent with at least 50 percent aggregate marks of equivalent CGPA.

2. The candidate needs to qualify an entrance test PGETA for the Postgraduate programme in Architecture complying with the admission Norms by COA.

3. Reservation of seats and relaxation in percentage of marks obtained in the qualifying examination for admission shall be as per the reservation policy of Central Government or respective State Governments.