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barkha manral
Contributor-Level 6
The one in which you are interested in, because your interest will be the only one thing you will enjoy to work on.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Eligibility Candidates applying for this course are required to have acquired 10+2/equivalent qualification with a minimum aggregate score of 45%. Candidates who have completed a Diploma in civil engineering are also eligible to apply for this course through lateral entry. Along with these requirements, candidates are also needed to appear for entrance examinations to get admitted into this course. These examinations are generally conducted at the level of the institute.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Undergraduate Courses:
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Geology, Earth science, Environmental science
Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Geology
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Geology, Earth science, Environmental science
Postgraduate Courses: It is two year duration courses.
Master of Science (M.Sc) in Geology, Applied Geology
Master of Science (Hons.) in Geology
Master of Technology in Geology, Applied Geology
Doctoral Courses:
PhD in Geology
Areas of specialization
Economic geology
Geochemistry
Marine geology
Engineering geology
Structural geology
Volcanology
Mineralogy
Geomorphology
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Geology, Earth science, Environmental science
Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Geology
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Geology, Earth science, Environmental science
Postgraduate Courses: It is two year duration courses.
Master of Science (M.Sc) in Geology, Applied Geology
Master of Science (Hons.) in Geology
Master of Technology in Geology, Applied Geology
Doctoral Courses:
PhD in Geology
Areas of specialization
Economic geology
Geochemistry
Marine geology
Engineering geology
Structural geology
Volcanology
Mineralogy
Geomorphology
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are advised to appear for GATE to do M.Tech on civil engineering. Incase you are interested in technical career you may appear in MBA Entrance Examinations such CAT, XAT, MAT etc. In case you want to go abroad for PG, you may appear in GRE and GMAT.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Full time MBA is a better option in comparison to part time MBA because:
(a) Better learning because of case studies, workshop and other techniques
(b) Campus placement can help you to get better job.
(c) Opportunities to interact with faculty and fellow students.
(d) Opportunities to develop leadership skills.
(e) Summer training to practice learning while undergoing studies.
(a) Better learning because of case studies, workshop and other techniques
(b) Campus placement can help you to get better job.
(c) Opportunities to interact with faculty and fellow students.
(d) Opportunities to develop leadership skills.
(e) Summer training to practice learning while undergoing studies.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
M.Tech. Civil Engineering or Master of Technology in Civil Engineering is a postgraduate Civil Engineering course. You can only do M.tech in Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering program includes designing, supervision and construction activities of public works like roads, bridges, tunnels, buildings, airports, dams, water works, sewage systems, ports etc. and offers a multitude of challenging career opportunities. It is awarded after two years specialization program in any one of the various streams of Civil Engineering. These two years are further divided into two semesters each. The course is an important and valuable which opens ma
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Varun Aamooru
Beginner-Level 5
Alright. I understand. I'd suggest Instrumentation and Control engineering. It has better placements and scope for higher studies as it's a developing field which is getting more and more prominent in the practical world. However, you really need to work hard if you take ICE. All the best :)
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hello,
Branch selection is always the biggest dilemma a student encounters, so select that branch only which fascinates you, rather than going for scopes go for interest, if you have interest in something you can turn something big out of small things, however considering your branch choices it will be better for you to go for IT, as per the latest scenario.
Branch selection is always the biggest dilemma a student encounters, so select that branch only which fascinates you, rather than going for scopes go for interest, if you have interest in something you can turn something big out of small things, however considering your branch choices it will be better for you to go for IT, as per the latest scenario.
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Hardeep Sidhu
Contributor-Level 8
Hello King,
Both fields are good in their own work areas. For civil engineering, there's a bit problem for freshers because the infrastructure's companies needs experienced people. One have to take experience whatsoever the circumstances are. In electronics, nanoelectronics is on high demand. Electronics is better according to me for a fresher.
Both fields are good in their own work areas. For civil engineering, there's a bit problem for freshers because the infrastructure's companies needs experienced people. One have to take experience whatsoever the circumstances are. In electronics, nanoelectronics is on high demand. Electronics is better according to me for a fresher.
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