Civil Engineering

Hi,
Somehow, both are related. Both have good prospects in the US. You can perhaps narrow down your specialisation and check out the prospects.Check the SOL, every country has a skilled occupation list.

Both M.Tech and MBA are equally good options after B.Tech in civil engineering. If you are technically oriented then you may opt for M.Tech else you may opt for MBA.

Hi,
There is no clear guideline from UGC or AICTE for the Distance mode B.Tech programme. So, for the safer side, you must plan your education especially in engineering (B.Tech) programme in regular mode only from a recognized university or institute.
Through regular mode you would knowledge, practical experience, interaction with companies and guidance from faculties.

Hi Sagar,
The best universities for civil engineering in Canada are:
1. UBC.
2. University of Toronto.
3. University of Waterloo.
4. University of Alberta.
5. Queens University.
6. McGill University.
7. Montreal University, etc.

Hi Patel,
Below mentioned are some of the top branches in civil engineering:
1. Construction engineering.
2. Structural engineering.
3. Geo technical engineering.
4. Transportation engineering.
5. Environmental engineering.
6. Mining engineering.

Hello Anu,
Civil engineering is the oldest branch of engineering and it has still not lost its charms. I would not hesitate in advising you to go for this.

Delhi Institute of Technology and Management, Delhi Technological University and KCC Institute of Technology and Management-Noida are offering civil engineering course in Delhi and Noida.

Hi Chetan,
More than 2 years of gap makes it difficult but because you had work experience, you may be considered. Your admission decision will mainly depend on your academic grades. I will suggest you to check vocational institution in New Zealand and also TAFE in Australia. Canada seems dicey.