B.Tech Civil Engineering

The university offers electives in its BTech Civil Engineering course. Candidates can choose the desired elective course. It is available in a number of semesters. Mentioned below are a few electives offered in the UG programme:

• Structural Dynamics
• New Age Transit System
• Construction Safety
• Introduction to Smart Cities
• Open Channel Flow
• Earth and Environment
• Advanced Surveying
• Structural Mechanics, etc.

The entrance tests for admission to B Tech Civil Engg. are conducted at the national/state/college levels in India and are considered highly competitive, especially the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams that see cutthroat competition every year. This is because of the popularity of the engineering specialisation over the decades. The state-level and college level exams also see good competition but are comparatively easier to tackle.

Not at all. Each B Tech Civil Engg. college has its own syllabus guidelines to follow, as per which the committee sets the BTech Civil Engineering  coursework structure at the beginning of the academic year itself.

There are more than 3,300 colleges in India where you can pursue BTech Civil Engineering in the full-time mode. Out of those, more than 1,500 colleges consider the JEE Main exam scores for admission to the course. Since it is one of the traditional and popular engineering specializations among students, the competition is also quite high, with relatively limited seats at top colleges, esp. the IITs and NITs.

You generally need to appear for entrance exams at the national/state/college level for admission to BTech Civil Engg. While the JEE Main, JEE Advanced, and CUET exams are some choices at the national level, there are several state-level exams as well that you can consider.
Some important ones are given here:
MHT CET - Maharashtra
AP EAMCET - Andhra Pradesh
KCET & COMEDK UGET - Karnataka
TS EAMCET - Telangana
KEAM - Kerala
WBJEE - West Bengal
For Tamil Nadu students, TNEA Counselling after 12th is a primary source of admission to government-funded BTech Civil Engineering colleges.

Well, this is quite subjective and depends on the individual pursuing the course. From a neutral point of view, the integrated BTech Civil Engineering + M.Tech Environmental Engineering can be an excellent option for students to take up after completing Class 12, as it allows you to have a dual degree in 5 years, saving your time and money. Further, it lets you learn advanced concepts of the field that may lead to better career prospects and earning opportunities in the future. 

So, the choice is completely up to you. Best of luck.

Hi, the top entrance exams that are required for admission to BTech in Civil Engineering colleges in India are JEE Main, MHT CET, Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, KCET, etc.

Hi, yes private colleges in India do offer good BTech in Civil Engineering programs and you can refer below for some of them:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.