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Aftab Azim
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Structural engineering is a part of civil engineering, but due to popularity and extensive focus on basic structures, it has been made as a separate engineering branch.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Akshay,
Logistics and supply chain is used in every sector even in civil engineering. You can find its application I construction and civil engineering and relate to it accordingly while applying to colleges. Ask yourself why you want to study supply chain management, a good justification has to be made. If you are confident and you have a good profile you will surely be considered.
Logistics and supply chain is used in every sector even in civil engineering. You can find its application I construction and civil engineering and relate to it accordingly while applying to colleges. Ask yourself why you want to study supply chain management, a good justification has to be made. If you are confident and you have a good profile you will surely be considered.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Just check colleges nearby your location and check the eligibility criteria for the same colleges. If you fit in this eligibility then contact college about admission process and take admission.
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Atharva BhangeI am preparing for JEE and SAT!!LOVE SCIENCE
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Check the eligibility criteria for college on Shiksha.com.
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ANSU KUMAR GUPTA
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You should know IES syllabus and compare with your college syllabus. Topics which are matching, try to cover it by class and NPTEL lectures which you can easily access at youtube. For the topics which will be uncovered in lectures watch it from NPTEL lectures.
The most important thing in preparation of IES is the selection of books. My advice will be always going for standard books, not local author's book. If you can then try to have notes of IES preparing coaching as Made easy notes. Which you can get from photocopy shops beside made easy Delhi.
Developing conventional approach is a must for IES. For prelims your vast knowledge matter
The most important thing in preparation of IES is the selection of books. My advice will be always going for standard books, not local author's book. If you can then try to have notes of IES preparing coaching as Made easy notes. Which you can get from photocopy shops beside made easy Delhi.
Developing conventional approach is a must for IES. For prelims your vast knowledge matter
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi,
Consider USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Hong Kong, UK, The Netherlands, Singapore, etc.
Consider USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Hong Kong, UK, The Netherlands, Singapore, etc.
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