Civil Engineering

Candidates can check the SRMJEEE PG syllabus for Civil Engineering below -

• Section I (Mathematics) - Vector calculus, Determinants and Matrices, probability and statistics, etc. 
• Section II (Structural Engineering) - Strength of materials, structural analysis, etc.
• Section III (Geotechnical Engineering) - Origin of soils, Mohr's circle, Stress distribution, Bishop's method, etc.
• Section IV (Water Resources Engineering) - Fluid mechanics and Hydraulics, Hydrology and Irrigation
• Section V (Environmental Engineering) -Air and Water Pollution and Waste Management
• Section VI (Tranportation Engineering) - Transportation Infrastructure
• Section VII (Geomatics Engineering) - Surveying and Mapping, Remote Sensing and GIS

To get admission to integrated BTech-MTech Civil Structural Engineering course at popular Indian colleges, you must secure at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 in the PCM subjects,  which may vary on the basis of the academic institution. For example, the IITs require at least 75% in Class 12 for admission to UG-level courses. For reserved category candidates, the marks eligibility requirement is usually relaxed by 5%.

Further, you have to appear for exams like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, or other state/university-level exams. You must secure a good rank in the entrance exam as it serves as the final call for admission.

After you successfully secure a decent rank in the entrance exam, you will have to appear for the counselling process conducted by universities where you will be allotted a seat according to your rank secured in the exam.

To prepare for RBI JE Civil Engineering, the following points must be kept in mind:

For RBI JE Civil Engineering recruitment, one must have a Diploma or degree in civil engineering. 

Diploma candidates must have at least two years of experience and degree candidates must have at least one year of experience. 

For RBI JE Civil Engineering recruitment, the age of the candidates must not be less than 20 years and not more than 30 years. 

RBI JE Civil Engineering exam consists of questions from English Language, Engineering Discipline Paper 1, Engineering Discipline Paper 2, and General Awareness. 

To prepare for RBI JE Civil Engineering exam, one must study the exam pattern and syllabus. 

To understand the basic concepts asked in the exam, one must study the books recommended by experts.

You can get admission to courses like B.E/B Tech Civil Engineering after the successful completion of Class 12 in PCM subjects with a score of at least 50 percent marks. Some institutions may have higher eligibility requirements like 75% in case of the top IITs in India such as IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, and IIT Madras.

Further, you must surely visit the website of the college or university you're targeting to check their specific criteria, if any, to avoid any confusion or problems at the time of admission. Also, you must prepare for entrance tests for Civil Engineering courses and score good marks in the same. The universities that offer admission on a merit basis may also conduct the PI or GD round for assessing your skills and knowledge.