Civil Engineering

Hi Rakesh,
With the current trends, US is highly competitive. Australia and Canada are flexible options.

You cannot get a PR while still on study permit. You must graduate, get a job and stay there for some years. Check CIC website for PR details.

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Kalinga University Raipur offers B.Tech in Civil Engineering, as a full time undergraduate degree course. There is no course available via distance education.

Hi,
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Yes, of course there are many post-graduation courses in Canada for civil engineering as well as other engineering. Just go on google and type study abroad in Canada, you will find many colleges and universities.

Of course, lateral entry syllabus is same as B.Tech for every branch.

Yes, there is lateral entry programme for B.Tech.

You have to appear in any state or national level entrance exam (JEE Mains, JEE Advanced) .Pass the exam with qualifying marks so, you can eligible for admission in any government or private college.
The age limit for entrance - 18 years.
(For B.Sc candidates the limit is - 21 years.

Chances are less for BBA after Diploma, but I will suggest you that go for B.Tech in civil engineering, because as compared to BBA, Civil is much better because after B.Tech in civil engineering, the job prospects are more as well, as through your B.Tech degree, you can get PWD license, and by that you can set your future. So, choice is yours.