Pranita Kamble's Journey From Revit Architecture to Revit Structure at ABC Trainings, Wagholi

Pranita Kamble's Journey From Revit Architecture to Revit Structure at ABC Trainings, Wagholi

Most students who walk into a BIM training centre pick one course, finish it, and move on. Pranita Kamble did something a little different. She completed Revit Architecture at ABC Trainings' Wagholi centre in late November 2025, and came back less than two months later, in January 2026, to complete Revit Structure under the same trainer. That kind of return is worth paying attention to, because it usually says more about a course than any marketing copy can.

Starting With Revit Architecture

Pranita's first course at ABC Trainings was Revit Architecture, delivered at the Wagholi centre under Santosh Sir. In her review after finishing the programme, she pointed to something specific: "One of the biggest positives is the teacher's patience and ability to break down complex topics in a clear, easy-to-understand way." She also noted that the class stayed organised and leaned on real-world examples rather than abstract theory — a detail that matters more than it sounds, because Revit Architecture is a tool that only makes sense once you have modelled an actual building, not just watched someone else do it.

Why She Came Back for Revit Structure

Architecture and structure are two different disciplines inside the same Revit environment, and in a real project they have to talk to each other constantly — a structural change upstream affects the architectural model downstream, and vice versa. Engineers who only know one side of that conversation are limited in what they can do on a live project team. Pranita's decision to add Revit Structure on top of Revit Architecture is exactly the kind of skill-stacking that turns a single-software user into someone a BIM coordination team actually wants to hire.

What Made the Training Work, in Her Own Words

On completing Revit Structure, Pranita described Santosh Sir's teaching as combining "clarity, engagement, and making difficult subjects easy," and went further than most reviews do, calling him "a mentor — motivating, supportive, and focused on practical guidance and personal growth beyond just academics." That is not the kind of line students write for a certificate; it is the kind of line they write when a trainer changed how confident they felt walking into a design conversation.

The Wagholi Centre and What This Kind of Progression Signals

ABC Trainings' Wagholi centre on the Pune-Ahilyanagar Highway runs both Revit Architecture and Revit Structure as standalone, project-based courses, which is what made a sequential path like Pranita's possible without her having to switch institutes or trainers. If you are a civil engineering student or diploma holder in Pune deciding where to start, her path is a useful template: begin with one Revit discipline that matches your background, get comfortable with the software and the workflow, and then add the second discipline once you can see where the gaps in your resume actually are. Our civil engineer jobs and BIM salary guide for Pune breaks down which combinations of skills hiring managers are actually paying more for.

What This Means If You Are Deciding Between Courses

You do not have to decide your entire BIM career in one enrolment. Pranita's experience shows a realistic, low-risk way to build depth over a few months rather than trying to learn everything at once. If you want to understand how Architecture, Structure and MEP fit together in one coordinated project instead of as separate silos, our explainer on what a complete BIM workflow actually looks like is a good next read before you pick your first course.