Civil Engineering

Hi,
Bachelors in Architecture course trains you to design spaces. Architecture is an art, Science and practice of designing and constructing buildings. It is both, the process and product of Planning, Designing and Construction of a space. It requires manipulation and co-ordination of material, technology, light and shadow. Whereas Civil engineering is trains you more about site execution.

Civil engineering branch is evergreen branch in this kind of top NITs.

Please check college's last cut off mark.

You can get admission in BIT Sindri, if you have performed well in JEE Mains entrance examination. As admission is done via JEE Mains score and ranks. Also, you need to pass your intermediate board exam also to be eligible.
Best of luck.

You can take lateral entry in IPU. It is easy, but remember apply date carefully and do better studies and score well in final year.

Hi,
You need to pursue B.Arch course to be an Architect. Firstly, complete your Diploma, register for NATA exams/JEE paper 2 exams and qualify in it to seek admission to a 5 year B.Arch Degree course, once the course is completed you become an Architect. Check the link below to get a list of approved Architectural Colleges. https://www.coa.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=0&linkid=25&lid=26.

Hi,
Placements are not there is Architecture, but definitely higher job opportunities with good packages are in the field of Architecture.

Hi,
Instead, choose a field of interest, complete your 12th take up either BE in Civil engineering or B.Arch for Architecture course.

Hi,
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.

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.