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Rishi Broto Chakraborty

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Hello Rishabh,
Engineering holds a good future. All depends on how you gain the knowledge. If you just keep confined to the theoretical aspect for the sake of marks, it won't turn out to be fruitful. You need to understand how the theoretical aspects apply in the practical world.
To choose between civil or computer science depends solely on your interest. If you're interested in physics and mathematics, civil engineering is a good option. But, if you love computer programming, then you should go for computer science engineering. Both the options have immense opportunities.
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Vikash Ranjan

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You have to appear in UJSEE entrance exam, then only you can get top colleges in private university. Some of the colleges are:
1. VIT – Vellore.
2. JNU University and many more.

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richa Bhatnagarwww.pristinecentre.com

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These following courses are somehow related to your qualifications. In case, you wish to change your line, these are the related fields.
1. Law: If you are good at communication, you can do law and move on to construction laws later.
2. MCA: Certain colleges require any graduation degree for eligibility. You can become a web developer or a business analyst after this.
3. MBA: Either in Marketing, IT, infrastructure development, real estate development and management.
4. Journalism/ Mass communication.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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It depends. If you are more interested in technical field then go for integrated M.Tech option or if you want to pursue business in future then go for integrated MBA. I guess, IIM Indore is providing integrated MBA course.

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mirzaayan begg

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Yes, you can. It will be better if you join B.Tech in aviation or aeronautical engineering as a lateral entry candidate.

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Swameeka MedhiOverseas Education Counselor, Free Lance

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Hi Akarsh,
They do not require a GRE score. University of Toronto offers a M.Eng and MAsc in civil engineering. Both the programs have different requirements. I will therefore urge you to check their website and see which program you would fit into.

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