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Ratnadeep Korabu
Beginner-Level 5
In the private sector, yes it is good as the project manager has the most authority on the project site. The salary is also higher than any other workers or engineers on site. But to get there, you need to start for the start. That is you need to first become a junior site engineer in a company which is very well reputed to have your desired salary then after a sufficient on-site experience you can get to that position.
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Shiva ReddyEducation Adviser
Contributor-Level 9
Master of Project Management:
Intended to address the issues of potential supervisors, this course will empower you to go up against the part of a powerful project chief. By fusing incorporating authentic, work-based situations and projects and additionally open doors for exploring this course guarantee importance for those simultaneously utilized and needing to widen their professional mastery or others needing to seek after the more elevated amount and connected grant. Generally found in development, project management has turned out to be perceived in the previous 30 years as basic to business tasks. It has extended to incorporate re
Intended to address the issues of potential supervisors, this course will empower you to go up against the part of a powerful project chief. By fusing incorporating authentic, work-based situations and projects and additionally open doors for exploring this course guarantee importance for those simultaneously utilized and needing to widen their professional mastery or others needing to seek after the more elevated amount and connected grant. Generally found in development, project management has turned out to be perceived in the previous 30 years as basic to business tasks. It has extended to incorporate re
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
Guide-Level 13
For being a project manager, you must possess some management as well as leadership skills like:-
Communication must be strong and fluent, team and risk management, you must possess leadership skills, etc.
Communication must be strong and fluent, team and risk management, you must possess leadership skills, etc.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Good evening dear,
After graduation in civil engineering, MBA in Operations Management is the perfect combination. The project planning, scheduling, manpower allocation, etc., all these things that are required for a civil engineer and are the part of operations management. Go for MBA in Operations Management.
Thanks and all the best.
After graduation in civil engineering, MBA in Operations Management is the perfect combination. The project planning, scheduling, manpower allocation, etc., all these things that are required for a civil engineer and are the part of operations management. Go for MBA in Operations Management.
Thanks and all the best.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
Guide-Level 15
I am listing some top colleges please do check the list below:
Victoria University
International Academy for Certification and Training. UPES - Centre for Continuing Education
IIHT - Indian Institute of Hardware and Technology
Kalapurnam Institute
Bascom Bridge Education
NIIT, Maninagar
IIM Rohtak - Online Programs -
BKV Learning Systems (BKVLS). .
Victoria University
International Academy for Certification and Training. UPES - Centre for Continuing Education
IIHT - Indian Institute of Hardware and Technology
Kalapurnam Institute
Bascom Bridge Education
NIIT, Maninagar
IIM Rohtak - Online Programs -
BKV Learning Systems (BKVLS). .
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Aastha Shive
Contributor-Level 8
This will depend upon the institute you wish to take admission in. So, kindly tell me the institute and then, I can guide you accordingly.
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Bhavika Bhosale
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Hi, every aspirant who desire to pursue MBA degree have to go through the entrance exam.
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Pallavi Jain
Guide-Level 12
There is a good scope for B.Arch which is as follows:
After completing graduation, you can go for the higher studies. You can pursue Master degree or further studies in architecture field. You can also work as a lecturer in various Institutions. You can also work with an architectural firm or under the supervision of a well-established architect. As an Architectural Consultant, you can work in different construction companies. Job Profiles:
Data Analyst
Architecture Designer
Architecture Engineer
Interior Designer
Architecture Draftsman
Staff Consultant
Technical Assistant
Project Assistant Manager
Sales/Business Development Manager
Architectural
After completing graduation, you can go for the higher studies. You can pursue Master degree or further studies in architecture field. You can also work as a lecturer in various Institutions. You can also work with an architectural firm or under the supervision of a well-established architect. As an Architectural Consultant, you can work in different construction companies. Job Profiles:
Data Analyst
Architecture Designer
Architecture Engineer
Interior Designer
Architecture Draftsman
Staff Consultant
Technical Assistant
Project Assistant Manager
Sales/Business Development Manager
Architectural
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