Civil Engineering

Hi, You have companies like TVS, Chettinad Cements and 20+ core companies for you guys.

Hello,
Hope you are doing well. You don't have any chance for MIT- college of engeineering with 95430 ranks in JEE Mains. you were supposed to secure around 20-25000 rank in JEE mains to make yourself eligible for this college.
Go for semi government or private colleges you will definitely get one.
All The Best.

Hello Hrutik, I am sure you are talking about lateral admission. Right? With your marks, I am sure you will get admission. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information even though it is for year 201718. http://dse17.dtemaharashtra.org/dse17/index.php/hp_controller/impDates

Every field has its own merits and demerits. The difficulty level depends solely on the student's determination and interest towards the subject. However, answering your question, mechanical engineering is felt by most people as slightly more difficult when compared to civil. You have to be good at maths for both fields but mechanical demands more skill and knowledge about gadgets.
All the best! I would really suggest mechanical engineering. Please upvote my answer if it is helpful.

If you want a good job, let me tell you that instead of short courses, go for masters.
If you are not interested in the technical side, like M.Tech or M.E, you can opt for Management, i.e. and MBA.
You can target the following specializations:
Real Estate & Urban Infrastructure
Construction Economics & Quantity Surveyors
Construction Project Management.

Hello Ravi,
You have quite good a rank in WBJEE. I feel that you should get admission in your desired college. However, to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college for you-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

Both branches are equally important and good. It depend on your interest. Moreover, if still you have to choose keeping in mind your aim to prepare for the civil services exam, I would suggest you to go for mechanical as a backup option.