3-Month Program · Architectural & MEP BIM Coordination
Revit — BIM
24 hands-on modules · 18 tools & platforms · 90+ hours of training · 3D Building Information Modelling for architectural and MEP coordination on real construction projects. Covers families, architectural modelling and MEP systems, built around real coordinated BIM projects from day one.
Who this course is for
Built for diploma/degree architecture & civil engineering students, working professionals and AutoCAD users who want dedicated, focused training on Revit for architectural and MEP BIM — basic CAD familiarity is helpful but every core concept is taught from the ground up.
By the end you'll build accurate architectural building models, create custom parametric families, model MEP systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical), and produce a complete, coordinated BIM project with clash detection and construction documentation the way a design office expects.
1Program structure
Three phases over 12 weeks — from Revit fundamentals and architectural modelling, through families and documentation, to MEP modelling and coordinated project delivery.
| Phase | Modules | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 — Revit Fundamentals & Architectural Modelling | 01–08 | The Revit interface, project setup, and core architectural modelling elements |
| Phase 2 — Families, Detailing & Documentation | 09–16 | Parametric families, views, schedules, sheets and construction documentation |
| Phase 3 — MEP Modelling, Coordination & Project Delivery | 17–24 | HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems, clash detection and coordinated project delivery |
2Full curriculum — all 24 modules
Click any phase to expand its modules, or open a module directly for a detailed description.
Phase 1Revit Fundamentals & Architectural ModellingModules 01–08The Revit interface, project setup, and core architectural modelling elements+
01Introduction to Revit & the BIM Workflow+
Getting comfortable with the Revit interface, project browser and the parametric BIM workflow used in every module.
02Project Setup: Templates, Levels & Grids+
Starting a project from the right template and setting up levels and grids as the structural framework of the model.
03Walls, Doors & Windows+
Modelling walls with correct types and layers, and placing doors and windows as hosted families.
04Floors, Roofs & Ceilings+
Creating floor, roof and ceiling elements with correct hosting, slopes and material assignments.
05Stairs, Railings & Ramps+
Modelling vertical circulation elements — stairs, railings and ramps — that meet standard code parameters.
06Rooms, Areas & Room Schedules+
Placing rooms and area elements, and generating room schedules directly from the model.
07Site & Topography Modelling+
Building a toposurface and placing the building model correctly on site.
08Building a Simple Architectural Model+
Combining everything from Phase 1 into a complete, multi-level architectural building model.
Phase 2Families, Detailing & DocumentationModules 09–16Parametric families, views, schedules, sheets and construction documentation+
09Introduction to Family Editor & Parametric Families+
Understanding family categories, parameters and the family editor workspace.
10Creating Custom Component Families+
Building custom, parametric door, window and furniture families for reuse across projects.
11Views: Plans, Sections, Elevations & Callouts+
Setting up and formatting plan, section, elevation and callout views for documentation.
12Annotations, Tags & Dimensioning+
Adding tags, text notes and dimensions that stay linked and update with the model.
13Schedules & Quantity Takeoffs+
Generating door, window, room and material schedules directly from model data.
14Sheets, Title Blocks & Drawing Sets+
Placing views onto sheets with a professional title block to build a complete drawing set.
15Detailing & Construction Documentation+
Adding detail views and construction-ready annotations to close out documentation.
16Phasing, Design Options & Worksets+
Managing project phasing, alternate design options and workset-based collaboration.
Phase 3MEP Modelling, Coordination & Project DeliveryModules 17–24HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems, clash detection and coordinated project delivery+
17Introduction to Revit MEP & System Basics+
Understanding MEP disciplines in Revit and how system-based modelling connects to the architectural model.
18HVAC Ductwork Modelling+
Laying out ductwork systems with correct sizing and connections for a building floor.
19Plumbing & Piping Systems+
Modelling water supply and drainage piping systems with correct routing and fixtures.
20Electrical Systems & Circuiting+
Placing electrical fixtures and equipment, and building circuits for a coordinated electrical layout.
21MEP Family Placement & Equipment+
Placing mechanical, plumbing and electrical equipment families with correct connectors.
22Clash Detection & Coordination Workflow+
Running interference checks between architectural and MEP models, and resolving common clashes.
23Linking Models & Collaboration (Worksharing)+
Linking architectural and MEP models together and working in a shared, multi-discipline project.
24Capstone: Coordinated Architectural + MEP BIM Project+
Delivering a fully coordinated BIM project — architectural model, MEP systems, clash report and documentation set.
318 tools & platforms you'll use
Everything is taught on real, industry-standard Revit tools you'll use later on the job — not simulations. Swipe or use the arrows to browse every category.
4How each module is taught
Every module follows the same practical, real-drawing lens, so you always know what to expect in class.
Concept Walkthrough
Trainer explains the concept with a real building model or coordination scenario first, then the tool or workflow.
Live Along
You build the same model element, family or system step by step, right alongside the trainer.
Hands-on Exercise
An independent task applying the concept to a new building or coordination problem.
Doubt Clearing
One-on-one help for anyone stuck, before the class moves to the next module.
Weekly Assessment
A short practical AutoCAD test every week so gaps are caught early, not at the end.
5Projects & portfolio
Four practical, portfolio-ready BIM projects across the full syllabus — the kind of work you'll show in interviews.
- Project 1. Complete architectural model of a small building with levels, rooms and a documentation set
- Project 2. Custom parametric family set (doors, windows, furniture) with linked schedules
- Project 3. MEP model — HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems for a building floor
- Project 4. Capstone: coordinated architectural + MEP BIM project with a clash detection report and construction documentation
6Assessment & certification
Weekly practical assessments covering architectural modelling, family creation and MEP coordination workflows, with instructor review and feedback.
Final practical exam across all three phases, plus the capstone project used as your demonstrable, portfolio-ready proof of skill.
Certificate of completion, plus resume and drawing portfolio support through our 100% Placement Assist program.
7Quick answers
Do I need prior AutoCAD or architectural drafting experience?
Basic familiarity with CAD or building drawings is helpful but not required — every Revit concept, from walls to MEP systems, is taught from the ground up.
Do I need my own laptop with Revit installed?
A laptop with Revit and reasonable specs is strongly recommended since you'll be practicing daily and building a portfolio, but institute computers with Revit are also available in class.
Will I actually model real building projects, or is it mostly theory?
You'll model real architectural and MEP elements from week one. Every module includes hands-on practice on real or realistic building scenarios, ending in a full coordinated project capstone.
Is this course only about architecture, or does it cover MEP too?
This course covers both — architectural modelling and documentation, plus HVAC, plumbing and electrical MEP systems with clash coordination. Advanced structural BIM is covered in specialised tracks.
Are classes online, offline, or both?
Both. Offline batches run at our Alpha-1, Greater Noida campus; online live batches follow the same curriculum with the same trainers. Morning, evening and weekend timings are available.
What can I do after completing this course?
You'll be ready for BIM modeller, Revit architectural/MEP technician and BIM coordinator roles, with a project portfolio, and can progress into advanced BIM management tracks with the same placement support.