Civil Engineering

Dear Vijay,
Only 10% seats of the total seats are available for lateral entry students. So, do preparation and work hard & achieve your goal.
All the very best.

It's an average college with below average placements. I would recommend you to join some other college.

Dear Satyam,
Civil engineering is the best choice. It has a vast scope in India and abroad. You can get good salary package after doing B.Tech in civil engineering. Moreover, there is also a chance to get government jobs.
All colleges are good, it depends on you. Some companies do pool campus drives but the best colleges are Lovely Professional University, Chandigarh University, Thapar University and Madam Mohan Malviya Engineering College.

Civil engineers are employed mostly in project management and execution of construction projects. Therefore, the intial career of the majority of civil engineering graduates is full of fieldwork. The amount of field work reduces with experience from middle management onwards.

Yes, you can. Irrespective, whether you want to join an M.Tech programme or an M.Sc programme.

The minimum percentage to get admission for B.Tech should be at least 60%.

Civil engineering is one of the most popular sectors in Canada. The opportunities are really good, but to get a job you need to develop your skills and do well in your class. You should try to enroll into a good university with industry linkage.

To prepare for government jobs, you can appear for GATE. Many PSUs like IOCL, CONCOR, ONGC, HAL recruits students through GATE. Shortlisted students are called for interviews and then based on it, they are finally selected.

Hi Murtaza,
If you have a very good profile then you can target Germany, the best in these areas and also affordable. You can also check Russia, Netherlands, China and Hong Kong, Singapore etc. Kindly, check university's websites in these countries for more information on fee and admission requirements.