Civil Engineering

Hello Navneet,
These days, on job training during the engineering course is debated in the country. This was as a result of different studies finding freshly passed out engineers not capable of taking on job immediately. AICTE is therefore mulling to include this in 4 year engineering course. But presently there is no training in the syllabus of engineering courses across India.

Hello Ravi,
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All the best.

Hi Ankita,
The placements for ME in Civil Engineering from BITS are quite good. The students who appear for the placements get amazing offers from Core Civil Engineering companies visiting at the campus. For more details, visit this link: http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/pilani/CivilEngineering/DepartmentofCivilEngineering
Best Wishes.

Hello Navneet,
At least, presently there is no mandatory training while doing engineering. However, AICTE is thinking of introducing this in coming years to improve employability of pass out engineers. But then, this is in future at present.

Hello Shivraj, you can go through this link to check the cut off:-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-civil-engineering-b-v-bhoomaraddi-college-of-engineering-and-technology-hubli-55569?q=B.V.+Bhoomaraddi+College+of+Engineering+and+Technology&rf=searchwidget&landing=clp.
Hope this was helpful. Thank you.

Yes, you can apply for BE in Civil engineering by lateral entry.
You will get Direct Second Year Admission in Civil engineering. I prefer you to confirm it by your college.

For admission in Ph.D civil, you need to apply to the institute and thereafter you will be called for an admission test.