Civil Engineering

Please click the link below for details. https://www.tum.de/en/studies/degree-programs/detail/bauingenieurwesen-master-of-science-msc/.

Hello,
Both are different field, if you want to make your career in civil social services, then go for an IAS. If you want to see your career in civil engineering, then go for higher education. You can give IES exam also, if you are having interest.

The final AIR will be declared after April 2019 considering the best score out of the two JEE Main attempts for all the applicants, hence based on current percentile we cannot predict whether you will qualify for NIT or not. Wait for the final AIR declaration.
Details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/how-to-calculate-jee-main-rank-from-percentile-blogId-19953.

You are on the edge. Chances are there. But, you will get metallurgy and biotechnology branches for sure.

Obviously, civil engineering is better when compared to metallurgy and biotechnology branches. It is the oldest branch, and you can have both government jobs and private jobs.

Yes, definitely but you have to enrol in an undergraduate programme as universities abroad don't have lateral entry scheme for polytechnic candidates.
Also, shortlist country first as compared to college/university due to various visa regulations, work regulations, etc.

Admissions will be offered on the basis of merit in 10+2 exam. If you are interested to join the course, you can apply online with required information on the link below.
http://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/sde/

Hi,
The marks required to get admission will be a very tough thing to tell, as admissions are rank based and the marks fluctuate every year both in percentage as well as absolute due to varying difficulties of the JEE each year. You can check the relevant ranks and other data on JoSAA website. It is the most reliable resource as JoSAA is the body that sees the admission process through JEE. http://josaa.nic.in/Result/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx.