u/Local_Cat_3229

▲ 2 r/Architects+1 crossposts

For context: I'm a 17 y/o student from India who'll graduate 12th grade (PCM+CS stream) in 2027.

I'm planning to write JEE-2A as well as NATA and KEAM just in case.

I plan to do my bachelor's in India and my master's abroad and definitely don't want to work in India, I'm mostly interested in Middle East/ European countries for work—just not India.

I have been interested in Architecture since 8th grade and cannot see myself doing anything other than that so far (but I want to consider other options as well)

I was always interested in drawing (not my main reason for Architecture still) and started doing Archi-related ones focusing on perspectives and layouts for the past 3-4 years, and have been working on Aptitude as well. I'm above average in Math. I have okay public speaking skills but I'm trying to improve. I haven't done much in the software side yet but I'm willing to learn. I'm okay with not getting a high salary in my starting years (hopefully 5-6 years?). I don't have anyone close in my family who pursue Architecture.

All the stuff on internet about Architecture are downright terrifying... I have the passion but I know that alone isn't enough. It’ll be really helpful if I could get some honest opinions on whether I seem suited for architecture based on this.

I’d also appreciate any advice on what I should focus on improving at this stage, whether that’s skills, software, portfolio, or anything else I might be overlooking.

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u/Local_Cat_3229 — 11 days ago

If only the dandelions were more textured and less circle-y. I know it's too much to expect but it'd have been so much better if the dandelions were animated to wither away...

u/Local_Cat_3229 — 13 days ago