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Sreemukhi MSerendipity
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Only a few colleges cover your requirements. Graphic Era University, Dehradun is one the best colleges meeting all your requirements.
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Abhishek yadavengineer civil and blogger
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Yes, you can easily pursue the course and can apply through link given in shiksha.com or college website.
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Sreemukhi MSerendipity
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If an engineer does an MBA finance, after that, he doesn't remain related to civil engineering at all. The reason is MBA finance is different from engineering and this knowledge is not required. I mean to tell you that once you do MBA you lose touch with civil engineering completely then what is the need of doing engineering and spending four years!
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Hi,
The KIIT is the youngest deemed University and awarded 42nd rank by National institutional ranking framework (NIRF) among the other Indian Universities. While its engineering college have the over all ranking of 51st. So overall this is a very good college for pursuing B.Tech in civil engineering if you are selected there.
Further civil engineering is broadest and oldest engineering disciplines that deals with the skill and knowledge of building dams, bridges, highways, water supply systems, modern townships, waste management and pollution prevention etc. There are several jobs opportunities available in government, PSUs and privat
The KIIT is the youngest deemed University and awarded 42nd rank by National institutional ranking framework (NIRF) among the other Indian Universities. While its engineering college have the over all ranking of 51st. So overall this is a very good college for pursuing B.Tech in civil engineering if you are selected there.
Further civil engineering is broadest and oldest engineering disciplines that deals with the skill and knowledge of building dams, bridges, highways, water supply systems, modern townships, waste management and pollution prevention etc. There are several jobs opportunities available in government, PSUs and privat
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Shreya MKLead a life with integrity :-)
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Yes, you can change your college, but you have to tackle some problems you will face. All the best.
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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No ,it's very difficult so continue your autonomous college study
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SREYA MAHIPALAStudent Coordinator of Public Relations
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It is based on your passion. If you are interested in Mettallugy then you have to pursue that. NIT Trichy is the best among all NITs with excellent placement records. But if your passion is in Civil then go for it.
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