Civil Engineering

Hello Aditya,
The opportunities are every where the point is the market is currently has a CS trend, regardless you have to look for a right market for the job, like for example automobile engineer has to look for a job in Germany, etc. countries. You have to look for the right market that's it. Hope it helps! All the best!

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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-cut-off-predictor

Hello Hithesh,
Click on the link given below to know more about the M.Sc colleges in UK:
https://www.graduateshotline.com/uk/

VIT Vellore should be preferred over SRM since VIT has must better affiliation to the foreign colleges and you will be benefited much better for your foreign education.

Hello Gopal,
No, I don't think so. KCG is a decent college for other engineering branches, but for civil engineering, there are no placements that are up to the mark.
For more details refer: https://kcgcollege.ac.in/departments/civil-engineering/

Greetings from Shiksha.
KCG Engineering College in among good engineering colleges. So, for civil engineering, it is a good college in terms of education, training and placements.

Civil engineering will leave you with more options. With a construction management degree you can work in construction management. Civil engineering includes: geotechnical, structural, construction management/engineering, transportation, water, materials, etc.
When my friend went through my co-op interviews he interviewed for 5 or 6 construction management positions. None of them would turn away civil engineering majors, several asked specifically for civil. You can get entry level jobs for more than 30k/yr with either. Just about any intern/co-op, at a decent place, can make that with no experience or degree.