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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
Yes, of course you can change your branch, but if you want to change your branch in another field, this is totally new for you. So, I suggest you to do your engineering in civil branch.
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Mohammad Asif RajaProfessor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha
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You can't compare two different engineering backgrounds. However, civil engineering is considered the core branch and it has more chances to offer government job instead of information technology. This branch is easy to understand and it is also good for higher studies because there are many sister branches of civil engineering. Information technology is a new and challenging background. If you are very good in logic and aptitude then you can choose this one too.
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
Guide-Level 13
Go for AIIA/AMICE course. It is equal to B.Arch/B.Tech.
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aneesh rammiles to go before I sleep......
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Yes, you can pursue MS in civil engineering. It has a good scope. You should opt for MS in structural engineering or construction engineering and management.
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karishma SuriM.tech in EC. Photographer. Traveller.
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It depends on you, whether you want to pursue your career in more of a technical work or get into management. For specialising in a technical degree, go for M.Tech and for management, you can go for MBA.
There are many specialisations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in civil engineering like:
1. Environmental engineering.
2. Structural engineering with specialisation in offshore structures.
3. Pipeline engineering.
4. Computational fluid dynamics.
My personal choice is structural engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialisation you can go for NIT - Calicut or UPES -
There are many specialisations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in civil engineering like:
1. Environmental engineering.
2. Structural engineering with specialisation in offshore structures.
3. Pipeline engineering.
4. Computational fluid dynamics.
My personal choice is structural engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialisation you can go for NIT - Calicut or UPES -
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9 years agoWhich 1-year Diploma or certification course can I pursue abroad after completing civil engineering?
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Vinay,
Definitely you can pursue your desired courses abroad. First and foremost you need to take IELTS/TOEFL/PTE and qualify for the university's minimum English proficiency requirement. Then you select the university/college and then apply for it. Some of the countries like New Zealand, UK offer 1-year Masters program, so you can have a look at it. When it comes to the specialisation, with the present trend and future perspective I would suggest, you should opt for construction management.
Definitely you can pursue your desired courses abroad. First and foremost you need to take IELTS/TOEFL/PTE and qualify for the university's minimum English proficiency requirement. Then you select the university/college and then apply for it. Some of the countries like New Zealand, UK offer 1-year Masters program, so you can have a look at it. When it comes to the specialisation, with the present trend and future perspective I would suggest, you should opt for construction management.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You should opt for certification courses like C, C+, and Java to get a good job in the IT industry.
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