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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD

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There is vast difference between an architect and a civil engineer. In short, an Architect designs, executes and supervises a project, where as a civil engineer is responsible for onsite construction of a project.

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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD

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No, an undergraduate civil engineer cannot be an Architect. He will have to go through 5 years of B.Arch degree course again to be an Architect. The Pros would include many, in short An architect would design rather than just execution on site like a civil engineer. Cons in your case would include investing 5 years more. Its like a double degree.

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narendra pratap singhI think a good learner is a good teacher

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Architect deals with drawing and structures only, and all the other things are dealt by the civil engineer.

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narendra pratap singhI think a good learner is a good teacher

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That is the branch which has various and the largest government jobs. it is a king branch of all other branches . this branch has largest practical work

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narendra pratap singhI think a good learner is a good teacher

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To do civil engineering means first you muast have to clear jee main after your 12th then go for councelling and then take any engineering college govt or private and do civil engg and become a civil engineer

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narendra pratap singhI think a good learner is a good teacher

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A civil engineer is the one done who constructs buildings, bridges, ports, airports, roads, etc.

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Dheeraj Roy

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You can go for structural design after finishing it and earn a lot. The other new options are-construction & maintenance, infrastructure development etc.

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REEBA KHAN

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Hi,
If you are a civil engineer, and you still want to be really good professional and learn more from it, you must pursue M.Tech. And, if you wish to go for business dealers stuff from engineering go for MBA. The decision is still yours. It is completely based on your likes and interest of where you want to stand 5 years ahead. All the best.

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Akshay Bajaj

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The total seats for lateral entry are 120, you have to contact the college authorities for exact number of seats for civil engineering
Check out the link below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-lateral-entry-madan-mohan-malaviya-university-of-technology-mmmut-gorakhpur-234023
MMMUT conducts its own entrance exam. You have to crack the MMMUT entrance exam.

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