Civil Engineering

Hello Sachin,There are plenty of options, which you can choose after completion of your B.Tech in civil engineering. You can opt for civil services to become an IAS or IFS officer, you can appear for Combined Defence Services Exam of UPSC to get commission in armed forces, you can become an entrepreneur, you can start of a factory producing goods, you can become a contractor who can construct houses or buildings for industrial, use you can do MBA to further your employment chances in the industry. Actually sky is limit. It's only your thinking which can provide you in which direction you want to go. There are literally hundreds of ways, hundreds of directions which you can choose to follow and succeed in life. Best wishes to you.

At present, CSE is saturated with so many students who pass out every year, and the tech companies don't differentiate between electronics, IT, Computer and electrical. So, there is a competition from other branches as well in CSE. A lot of my friends who were into these streams have ended up doing MBA. (When you eventually wanted to do MBA, why did you join Science stream? Could have taken commerce. So, many students who are ranked low at entrance exams are deprived as these people occupy their seats.
Anyways, civil has tremendous scope in many fields. Be it construction, transport, geotechnical, fluid mechanics, repair and maintenance, seismic retrofitting of structures, testing of materials. So, basically there are endless opportunities than CSE.

Hi Apson,
Firstly, every university must be approved by UGC. Now, if your course is not approved by AICTE, then it may or may not create some problems for you in future. If you are studying in a deemed university or in CAMPUS of the university (not in its affiliated colleges) approved by UGC, then even if your course is not approved by AICTE, it will not create any problem. This is because universities do not require AICTE approval compulsorily. They might apply for approval from AICTE just to add another feather to their cap. It is the colleges which require compulsory AICTE approval, so if you are directly studying at the university you do not need to worry. On the other hand, if you are studying in a college affiliated to some university and your course is not approved by AICTE, then it can create a lot of problems. For eg. , you will not be considered for government jobs, you may be declined a private job (even if you are better than other candidates), etc.

Hello Akhil,It is indeed very nice to hear your aim of doing MBA in finance that too after completion of your civil engineering of course. MBA is in a different league altogether and these days many engineers are opting for MBA after their graduation. This is perhaps because an engineer MBA gets well placed than mere engineer. The subjects of MBA finance differ from University to University or from college to college. In addition you will find not only the subjects but complete syllabus on the website of your intended University. As a sample I am attaching a link which will give you all the required information of this course from Nirma University. http://www.nirmauni.ac.in/IMNU/85/Subjects
Best wishes.

B.Tech Civil Engineering
UPSEE - 2017
Category
Schedule Caste
5267
Schedule Tribe
13237
Other Backward Class
2345
General Girl
3383
GeneralPH
8341
OBC PH
24600
OBC FF
35603
SC FF
56765
Round 1
B.Tech Civil Engineering
UPSEE - 2016
Category
General
1265
Schedule Caste
8911
Schedule Tribe
14524
TFW
1562
Other Backward Class
2172
General Armed Forces
2487
General Girl
2973
OBC Armed Forces
3232
OBC Girl
4822
General FF
6876
SC Girl
10386
GeneralPH
14997
OBC PH
29797
Round 1
B.Tech Civil Engineering
UPSEE - 2015
Category
General
619
Schedule Caste
7165
Schedule Tribe
4451
TFW
763
General Armed Forces
1190
Other Backward Class
1418
General Girl
1767
OBC Girl
2964
OBC Armed Forces
3708
General FF
3837
SC Girl
10553
SC Armed Forces
11481