Civil Engineering

Hi,
NIT-Rourkela is one of the top NITs. So every branch is well taught.
Electronics and instrumentation engineering and civil engineering, both have same opening and closing rank.
So, both are excellent.
Good luck.

Hi,
Based on the profile information you have provided, chances of admission are quite high. Prepare a strong SOP. Outstanding LORs would be important.

Dear,
You should refer to the all Indian ranking.
Thank you.

If you are in the first year then this is not the correct time to start the preparation, you should start your preparations from the second-year by studying subjects in which you have a keen interest in civil exams but at the same time focus on engineering as well. Now, the third year increases study hours of civil exams but remember without the completion of engineering degree you are not eligible for civil exams. In the fourth year try to join the evening classes for civil exams because in the fourth year subjects are not very difficult.

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Civil engineering and architecture are different fields that cannot be compared as such.
Architecture is more of creativity and civil is the application part of that creativity. So, opt for a field in which you have a keen interest. Though in terms of scope in the government sector, I would prefer Civil engineering over architecture as per the current scenario.