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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sandip ,
The main criteria to study in Germany is to have very good academic scores. 55% is not even recognized there. Please check universities in other countries like Australia or even SPP colleges in Canada which requires a minimum of 55%. You may also try Belgium, Italy, etc. but not Germany.
The main criteria to study in Germany is to have very good academic scores. 55% is not even recognized there. Please check universities in other countries like Australia or even SPP colleges in Canada which requires a minimum of 55%. You may also try Belgium, Italy, etc. but not Germany.
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9 years agoWhich PG course should I pursue? I have completed civil engineering and have good leadership skills.
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Radhesh Bhat NI'm a graduate Working at Shimoga in an MNC
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Sajad,
Most of the states will be having entrance exams for it. Go through that exams you will be having questions depending upon your specialisation in Diploma and as per the CET ranking you will be allotted with the college.
Thanks.
Most of the states will be having entrance exams for it. Go through that exams you will be having questions depending upon your specialisation in Diploma and as per the CET ranking you will be allotted with the college.
Thanks.
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aakash sharma
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Hi Saptarshi,
B.Tech (Civil) and B.Arch are two entirely different courses, where in civil you get work opportunities with construction companies, with B. Arch you get same kind of field but the work you're required to do is limited with designing.
There are many similarities in the course but if you're highly creative and your designing is better then you should opt for B. Arch itself. It's a choice you have to make on the basis of your field of interest.
Meanwhile, you can apply for admissions in any of the two, the admissions are open in many universities,
Here's a link for Admission Criteria in Thapar University, Patiala, where you
B.Tech (Civil) and B.Arch are two entirely different courses, where in civil you get work opportunities with construction companies, with B. Arch you get same kind of field but the work you're required to do is limited with designing.
There are many similarities in the course but if you're highly creative and your designing is better then you should opt for B. Arch itself. It's a choice you have to make on the basis of your field of interest.
Meanwhile, you can apply for admissions in any of the two, the admissions are open in many universities,
Here's a link for Admission Criteria in Thapar University, Patiala, where you
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Dhyey Limbasiya
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After completing your diploma, you can do interior designer course and also, develop your architecture skills if you are interested in that stream.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Teju,
All the three branches are at the same pedestal. It's not possible to distinguish between them. However, you must select that branch which is nearer to your heart and will give you satisfaction.
All the three branches are at the same pedestal. It's not possible to distinguish between them. However, you must select that branch which is nearer to your heart and will give you satisfaction.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Shrikanth,
It's good to have aim / dream in life. Once we have it then we can go all out to achieve it. For becoming a civil engineer, you will have to get admission in any engineering college. For this, you need to appear for and clear entrance test of your state or JEE Mains & /or Advanced.
That's it.
It's good to have aim / dream in life. Once we have it then we can go all out to achieve it. For becoming a civil engineer, you will have to get admission in any engineering college. For this, you need to appear for and clear entrance test of your state or JEE Mains & /or Advanced.
That's it.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Shrikanth,
It's good to have aim / dream in life. Once we have it then we can go all out to achieve it. For becoming a civil engineer, you will have to get admission in any engineering college. For this, you need to appear for and clear entrance test of your state or JEE Mains & /or Advanced.
That's it.
It's good to have aim / dream in life. Once we have it then we can go all out to achieve it. For becoming a civil engineer, you will have to get admission in any engineering college. For this, you need to appear for and clear entrance test of your state or JEE Mains & /or Advanced.
That's it.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to do MBA after B.Tech in civil engineering if you have more than 50% marks in graduation. You are advised to appear for top management entrance examinations such as such CAT, XAT, MAT, etc.
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