Various government agencies require planning professionals who are well versed with policy-making, designing, and getting the plan approved following the rules and regulations applicable. E. G. State Urban planning departments, State Transport corporations, NHSRCL, Municipal corporations etc.

Professionals with advanced knowledge in urban planning get the opportunities to teach in educational institutes like schools and colleges.

Urban Planners working in the research field are responsible for conducting an in-depth study about how the land and the resources can be utilized and safe environment can be created effectively. Research is one of the most exciting and interesting fields in urban planning as coming up with innovations and ideas lets an individual bring a difference in society.

Urban planners work on the overall development and management of urban areas, addressing issues such as land use, transportation, housing, and environmental sustainability

Town planners focus on the planning and development of individual towns, considering factors like infrastructure, zoning, and land use regulations

Architects play a vital role in designing and planning buildings and infrastructure within urban areas, ensuring functionality and aesthetics. After completing B. Plan one can pursue M. arch and become an architect.

Transportation planners design and optimize transportation systems, including roads, public transit, and pedestrian infrastructure to reduce traffic congestion and improve mobility.

Environmental planners work to minimize the environmental impact of urban development and create sustainable and eco-friendly urban areas.

Landscape architects design outdoor spaces, parks, and green areas within cities, enhancing the quality of urban living.

Infrastructure planners focus on the development and maintenance of essential urban infrastructure, including utilities, water supply, and sewage systems