Hello Numan,

As you stated that your rank in Jkcet is 2850,you can get into SSM college, Jammu and Kashmir.

According to the previous year cutoffs , the allotment ended at 1.5k rank for BE civil engineering.

But if you want to get into the college you can get 

BE Electronics & Communication Engineering

BE Computer Engineering

BE Mechanical Engineering

branches in SSM.

To know more about the college : https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ssm-college-of-engineering-and-technology-baramulla

Good luck.

HELLO ASPIRANT,

Congratulations first of all for scoring well in your exams.Since you have mentioned your community,you will surely get a civil engineering seat in top colleges in Tamil Nadu.With this cutoff ,civil course will not be tough for you.

ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR SUCCESSFUL CAREER AND FUTURE.CHEERS.

Hello Sir/Ma'am. BArch has more humanities & fine arts subjects - History of Architecture, Design, Basics of Psychology, Architectural Graphics & Computer Applications (CAD & BIM), etc. Some other subjects that spring to mind are -

Building Codes, Regulations & Bye-Laws

Landscape Architecture

Interior Design

Housing

Climatology

Building Services

I have mentioned common subjects in a separate list.

BTech (Civil Engineering) has various subjects which are more oriented towards mechanical behavior of materials & construction & maintenance of varied infrastructure facilities. Over the course of your BTech in Civil Engineering, you will study most (like 80–90%) of the following subjects (some of them are taught as a single combined course) -

Strength of Materials / Mechanics of Materials / Solid Mechanics

Water Resources Engineering - Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulic Machines, Hydrology, Fluid Dynamics, Irrigation Engineering, etc.

Transportation Engineering - Highway Engineering, Railway Engineering, Transportation Planning, Traffic Engineering, Airport Engineering, etc.

Environmental Engineering - Water Supply Engineering, Waste Water Engineering, etc

Geotechnical Engineering - Soil Mechanics, Foundation Engineering, Engineering Geology, etc.

Geomatics - Surveying, Remote Sensing & GIS, etc.

Structural Engineering - Structural Analysis, Design of Concrete Structures, Design of Steel Structures, Prestressed Concrete, Concrete Technology, Bridge Engineering, etc.

There is some considerable overlap between the two courses, some of the subjects are -

Building Materials

Building Construction

Quantity Surveying (Estimation)

Construction Management

Basics of Surveying

Urban Planning

Structural Analysis

Intermediate Structural Design

hello aspirant,

you can join polytechnic courses that is diploma courses to join in the course of diploma in civil engineering. civil engineers mainly works on contruction business, site supervising etc. after diploma you may join in job related with civil engineering. or you can attempt the lateral entry exam to join in btech in civil engineering.

Hey Madhukar!

Hope you are doing well.

Double Major allows a student to get one degree but with specialization in two different disciplines. Example: B.A in History and Anthropology. The student gets only one degree, but have specialization in two disciplines.

Double Degree allows students to simultaneously pursue two different degrees either in the same domain of specialization or two different domains. The courses such as B.Tech + M.Tech and B.Tech +MBA are examples of double degrees of different types.The term ‘Double Degree’ is synonymously used with ‘Dual Degree’.

Difference Between Integrated Course and Dual Degree

In both integrated courses and dual degree, the students save 1 year. Yet there are differences between the two.

In integrated courses, the students get both the bachelor’s degree and master’s degree after 5 years duration. In case of Engineering, the bachelor’s degree is for 4 years and masters are for 2 years duration. In the integrated course, a student saves 1 year. At the end of the course, the students will be given both the degrees at once.

In dual degree courses, the students get their bachelor’s after 4 years duration and the masters after one year. The degrees are not awarded at once as in integrated courses.

Dual Degree and Integrated Courses in India

IIT became the first institution to offer dual degrees in India. The dual degree courses offered in India are

1. B.Tech and M.Tech
2. B.Tech and MBA
3. BBA and MBA
4. B.Tech and MS
5. Integrated Master in Science

Advantages of Integrated courses and Dual Degrees

1. The obvious advantage is that it saves 1 year. The students get employment and start earning a year ahead of others.
2. The cost of education also reduces with the reduction in one year.There is no need to prepare for a separate entrance exam for doing the Master’s course.
3. B.Tech +MBA programme gives management skills to an engineering student. It is an added advantage.
4. B.Tech + M.Tech programme gives in-depth knowledge in the engineering domain, which is demanded in many industries.
5. The students can directly go to Ph.D. after the integrated or dual course in B.Tech + M.Tech

Disadvantages of Integrated and Dual courses

1. The students are hindered from switching their career plan if they do not find the course interesting.
2. B.Tech + MBA makes a student a generalist even in the domain of management. They cannot gain specialized knowledge in a particular domain of management.
3. In the job market, except in few industries, the students from integrated/dual programme are treated on par with a Bachelor’s student.
4. The students have to pursue both bachelors and masters in the same college/university. They do not have the choice to pursue their master’s in a better institution than the one in which they pursue their bachelor’s.

Which is better ? Dual /Integrated courses or Regular courses

The value of any course depends on the prestige of the institution that provides it. Be it a dual degree or regular course, if it is done in IITs and other prestigious colleges/Universities, it will always be respected by the industries.

Now the decision is yours.

Hope this helps.

Choose wisely.

Good luck!

Hello Azna.

No branch of engineering is worst. Every stream has is known importance in the economy of India. Without civil engineer, the mega structure which mesmerize people wouldn't be existing. So, Civil is the best and core branch of engineering.

Thank you.

Hello Student,

Here are some of the top colleges that are offering this course:-

• IIT, Kharagpur
• IIT, New Delhi
• IIT Madras, Chennai
• IISc, Bangalore
• NIT, Warangal
• National Institute of Technology - [NITK] Karnataka
• Siddaganga Institute of Technology - [SIT]
• MVJ College of Engineering - [MVJCE]
• Delhi Technological University - [DTU]
• Netaji Subhas University of Technology - [NSUT]
• Jamia Hamdard University
• VELS University
• Academy of Maritime Education and Training University - [AMET]

Hope it helps you

Thank you!

Hello Student,

M.Tech. in Transportation Engineering is a 2- year long full- time course divided into 4 semesters, with each semester lasting a period of 6 months. 

The course covers both engineering and management aspects of transportation systems, with particular emphasis on road transportation. The course includes subjects of study such as Transport Management Economics, Transportation, and Land Use Planning, Financial and Personnel Management, Traffic Engineering and Pavement Design.

Successful postgraduates of the course are hired in field such as transportation consultancies, public sector organizations such as Highways and Railways, educational institutions, among others.

The scope of this field is growing day by day and in the coming years this course will have a give you a lots of income as need for transportation will never decrease.

Hope it helps you

Thank you!