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Ritika Sethiya

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comparing only these two then civil is bettet

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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All civil engineers have to first learn engineering drawing on paper. Once you master this art you can learn computer based graphics design both 2D or 3D.

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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.

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Drawing in civil engineering is not that tough as you think. You can draw line plans, elevations,cross sectional drawings, roof plans etc very easily.No special skill is required in it. Had it been architecture it would have been a bit difficult for you. Now a days computer softwares(AutoCAD) have come in and it has become more easier to draw anything. Even during your service you won't be asked to draw. Architects and Draughtsmen will be there to help you. So in my opinion you should go for Civil Engineering. My best wishes.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You can seek admission in B.Tech Civil Engineering on completion of 12th board with PCM. Majority of engineering college's admission is through entrance examination. You are advised to appear for various engineering entrance examination such as JEE or State colleges engineering examination. BITSAT etc. You can also seek admission in few private college based on 12th board marks.

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Goutham CP

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go for M.Tech or MBA .
you will be having good job opportunities

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dev chhajer

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I would suggest u to choose another stream and if u still want to study civil engineering then drop a year and prepare hard and reappear for your exams next year

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Abhinav Pandey

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There are many good colleges in Canada from where you can pursue MS in Civil engineering. Some of the very good colleges are listed on below link :
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/ms-colleges-dc#&ui-state=dialog
Apply relevant filter of Civil engineering and you will find the sorted list.
Hope it helps.!!


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