Civil Engineering

If you are good in mathematics, physics and poor in drawing and visualizing, then you can go for civil, but if you hate mathematics, physics, chemistry and you are good in drawing, visualizing and can think out of the box, but still want a technical field or job then architecture is your take.

Hi Pratik,
You can use the KCET 2018 College Predictor option available on shiksha.com. College Predictor helps students to get an idea about the chances of admission in the college of their choice based on KCET 2018 result.
Please refer the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-college-predictor

Yes, you can pursue MBA. However, since you a BE & LLB, I would suggest you- first, you need to decide on what are your career aspirations and long term goals & based on it, take a call on pursuing further education.

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Aggregate is only for the eligibility criteria. Prepare for the government jobs in non tech field. If your core subjects is good, then you can also go in tech field, because in civil engineering there are lot of jobs offers in public sector by taking their own exam. Good luck bro and think according to your strengths.

Hi SANUGONDA,
This is a big dilemma for many students. I think this is generally suggested as a good option to join EAMCET college and the reasons put forth for this is that you need not waste one year and put your career back by one year. There is no guarantee that you may score exceptionally well hence it is better to take the admissions offered. Time is money and since studying at home is an option preferred by very few, another year of coaching will cost. This can be used towards the college fees for the first year of engineering. I hope I'm able to help you!
Thanks :)

Yes, you have a very good chance to get into MSU with the above mentioned scores.

Yes, as far as IITs, NITs and reputed government universities r concerned. It looks like these branches have not recovered from the effect of the recession that hit years ago. It is true that in engineering, all branches are not so profitable, some of them are managing to hold good salary in the companies, but some of them have too bad conditions in the market. Looking at a big side of the picture, many graduates are still looking for jobs and many of them satisfied with low paying jobs. This is totally clear that, the average starting pay scale of branches like Civil Engineering is too low.

Apart from CSE, Mech, Elec, EEE and ETC, you will get all branches in this college. You won't get civil but under the SSC course, you can get civil if luck favours.
Hope:-
If you study well for a year keeping in your mind to enjoy rest 3 years, study hard and be consistent in the first year, and keep a good CGPA and change your branch.

Apart from CSE, mechanical, electrical, EEE and etc. You will get all branches in this college. You won't get civil but under the SSC course, you can get civil if luck favors. Hope:-
If you study well for a year keeping in your mind to enjoy rest 3 years, study hard and be consistent in first year, and keep a good CGPA and change your branch.