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Shabana Bee
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Yes, you can change. After your admission completion there will be course change programme in your college in which you can apply and change.
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Arnab Kanti Roy
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It would only be possible if you score well in the college (obviously private) entrance exam. Apart from that, state government engineering colleges are also a better option. Appear for that, if not just get a seat, opt for a private college later.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
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After your B.Tech in civil you can pursue M.Tech specialisation in structural engineering. It is the better option to do Diploma in architecture.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Ayushi,
Design is a broad field, you did not mention which area of design you are interested in i.e., fashion, interior, landscape, automobile, etc.
Design is a broad field, you did not mention which area of design you are interested in i.e., fashion, interior, landscape, automobile, etc.
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