Civil Engineering

Hi Rakesh,
There are many popular countries like USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, Canada etc. You have decide according to the admission requirements, budget, your profile etc. Every country has different admission requirements, you have to visit the university websites and do some research and decide.

Civil Engineering can be said to be this big umbrella, under which may disciplines and areas of specializations are sheltered. Job opportunities are available for B.E./B.Tech. Civil Engineering graduates in Government as well as Private sectors. Talking about Government sector, many enterprises such as ONGC, BHEL, IOC, PWD, Electricity boards, Town Planning department, NHAI, Armed Forces, Indian Railways etc requires qualified Civil Engineers. Salary scale is different in case of Private and Government sectors. But, the average starting salary is generally between 2-5 Lakh Rupees per year.

If you are jobless and have plenty of money, you can do B tech from any University. That too, in the second year!
However, you are on the job, the only option is doing AMIE which is recognised.
See following links:
1. About AMIE [http://www.amiestudycircle.com/about-amie.html]
2. AMIE recognition [http://www.amiestudycircle.com/recognition-of-amie-exam.html]

No. You can't. You can do AMIE.
See the following link:
http://www.amiestudycircle.com/about-amie.html

It's not about which one is easy to study. Pursue a course only if you are interested in the course else for sure you are going to feel the course difficult.
For the preference between Civil and EEE; I would choose civil because in upcoming years civil's demand is going to increase a lot.

Dear,
You can take admission without any problem by simply giving LEET (EXAM). But at the time of admission in any college, you should have qualification certificate (6th sem mark-sheet) as a proof that you have completed your diploma.
Best of luck dear.

Hi Mr. Sharma, you may consider universities in Germany, USA, Canada, Netherlands, Singapore, UK etc. You have to narrow it down basis your preference of budget, admission requirements , your profile and finally your career plans.