Civil Engineering

It is difficult to get into Sastra University, unless you score 900 and above. But, if luck goes your way, then you will get it.

Hello Rasool Khan,It is very interesting and fascinating to know that even at this stage in life you want to study further and for specialization in structures. Well, very laudable thing. Can you spare time of two years to go to college? I suppose the best way would be to do the same thing by correspondence course. In this way you can study at your convenient time and method without compromising on your routine activities. If you Google, you would find out different universities or institutions that are offering this course. Best wishes to you.

Yes, it's compulsory. The minimum eligibility criteria for admission to these courses is a pass in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as the main subjects with minimum 60% marks. Selection of candidates is done on the basis of JEE score.

Pursuing Diploma in Civil engineering after a long gap is a great idea and, But let be clear few things first about Bright International Educational Trust, Jayanagar. This Institute is offering the various UG and PG distance programs for working class professionals. The Institute does not offers Diploma program in Civil engineering. Further diploma/Btech from distance mode are not valid, hence never do these through distance mode. So you have to choose another institute for regular diploma program.

Hey Pradeep,
This is the total fees, i.e, for 4 years.

Hi Pratik,It solely depends on your college. If you study in private college, then certainly it will be higher, whereas in IIT's and NIT's it is around INR. 70,000 per semester.

Hi Pratik,It solely depends on your college. If you study in private college, then certainly it will be higher, whereas in IIT's and NIT's it is around INR. 70,000 per semester.

Hello Akshay,
Postgraduate course in interior design after your B-Tech in civil engineering will definitely enhance your capability to execute many projects and also give your insight into the designing aspects. I feel you should do this course for not only getting placement butt enhancing your knowledge and understanding of the whole gamut of design and interior design of buildings that you may do in future.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Sujit,
It is nice to see your enthusiasm to go for Summer Internship programme during your civil engineering education. However, at Shiksha we do not provide this facility. Normally speaking there will be a facilitator in your own college who will enable students like you to get internships in different companies or industries. I suggest you approach the registrar of your college or the principal of your college and seek their intervention to get internship for you during summer vacation. Best wishes to you.