1. Understand the real-life situation in architectural practice and recognize the dialectic relationship between people and the built environment     (especially with reference to the Indian sub-continent) with reference to their needs, values, behavioural norms, and social patterns.
2. Work collaboratively toward synthetic design resolution which integrates an understanding of the requirements, contextual and environmental     connections, technological systems and historical meaning with responsible approach to environmental, historical and cultural conservation.
3. Apply visual and verbal communication skills at various stages of the design and delivery process.
4. Thrive in a rigorous intellectual climate which promotes inquiry through design research.
5. Produce professional quality graphic presentations and technical drawings/documents.
6. Critically analyse building designs and conduct post-occupancy evaluations.
7. Work in a manner that is consistent with the accepted professional standards and ethical responsibilities.
8. Work in collaboration with and as an integral member of multi-disciplinary/interdisciplinary design and execution teams in the building industry.
9. Conduct independent and directed research to gather information related to the problems in architecture and allied fields.
10. Students able to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary/inter-disciplinary team in the building industry, by providing 3600 knowledge of architecture.