hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great,

With reference to your above mentioned query, i would like to tell you that theer are various roles of a Civil engineering student in ISRO. The Civil Engineering Programme Office (CEPO) at ISRO Headquarters, Bengaluru and Construction and Maintenance Division (CMDs) located at various ISRO Centres/Units are responsible for planning, design, construction and maintenance of all ground based structures, buildings and associated utilities to cater to the Space.

You should have a B. Tech or equivalent in Civil Engineering in First Class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks or CGPA of 6.84/10 to apply for ISRO CE 2021 Exam.

No, you don't need to study Aerospace engineering as the role of Civil engineers in ISRO would be different as aerospace engineers. Yes . Civil engineer can apply for scientist post in ISRO in the field of remote sensing applications.

Further, to know more about ISRO recruitments , you can prefer following the below mentioned link : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment

I hope that this will help.

Hello Student

With your government civil engineer licence you can appear for UPSC examination. But you cannot appear for any other stream of engineering examination with the licence of civil engineers obtained from the government. That you are interested to appear in UPSC exam in CSE  that is computer science engineering. But this is not possible anyway. To  appear for UPSC exam what stream of subjects that is civil engineering you have passed and got the licence from the government.

This will help.

hiii ,

no , its is not confirm that you will get the seat or college in civil engineering , but you can try for next year with better ranks .

for more colleges through jee mains you can use the jee mains college predictor - https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?ici=cp-listing_engineering&icn=JEE-Main-College-Predictor

Hi,

Here is the order of courses with importance for civil engineering :-

1. Microsoft Office. Particularly Word, Excel, Outlook, and Project
2. AutoCAD. Some companies prefer Microstation but AutoCAD is the industry standard. Don’t forget to include the Survey, Civil Design, and Land Development packages. And definitely learn how to use the project files and features.
3. HydroCAD. No matter what project you do, Stormwater Management is going to be an issue. HydroCAD seems to be the industry standard.
4. Discipline-specific software. Here you can include your Revit and STAAD for structural engineers, Highway Capacity Software and Autoturn for the Traffic and Transportation Engineers.
5. Primavera. This is a project management application. It can be substituted with MS Project above also MS Project.
6. Microstation: Microstation is a CAD alternative to AutoCAD. While not as common as AutoCAD I’ve seen it used a lot because it’s much cheaper. I don’t believe it has as much design assistance as AutoCAD with its templates, terrains, and ability to automatically generate cross-sections based on project file data. I only mention it because I saw it a lot in my early days as an engineer. At the very least every office should have a drafter or engineer capable of converting Microstation files to AutoCAD files. When subcontractors would submit Microstation files we would then have to convert to AutoCAD and incorporate into our files. One major fault to Microstation I have found is you cannot name the different layers so when you’re zoomed in close and you need to know what a line is, the properties tab will only tell you “Layer 36” or some other random number. I found that extremely frustrating when trying to incorporate a drawing into mine then having to change all the layers for consistency.

I would recommend these courses for better jobs :-

1. Revit
2. AutoCAD
3. Tekla
4. StaadPro / Etab
5. Lumion or Enscapade or Syncro is a bonus for you.

Above this, I would also suggest you to have a basic working knowledge in MS-Office or any similar, Adobe PDF editor or BlueBeam as these become utmost necessary while documenting or raising queries.

Hope this helps.

Hey

To become a civil engineer,the first step is to pass their 10+2 in science with physics, chemistry and mathematics as compulsory subjects with the minimum aggregate.Then you can apply for the entrance examinations like JEE Main,JEE Advanced, BITSAT, SRMJEEE etc for admission into top institutes.There is also an option of pursuing a diploma in civil engineering for those who do not want to pursue Bachelors degree or want to gain some expertise before pursuing it.After completing the Bachelor's programme, candidates can opt for a Master's programme in under to get a better understanding of the field and learn a few more advanced concepts in the career as a civil engineer.

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NITs Cutoff for B.Tech Civil Engineering - Candidates can check here NITs cutoff for B.Tech civil engineering for various years. NITs B.Tech Civil cutoff 2021 will be released by the JoSAA authorities after completion of counselling.

Meanwhile, candidates appearing for JEE Main 2021 can check the previous years’ NITs cutoff for B.Tech civil engineering from the table given in the article to get an idea about the rank they will be required in order to get admission. The cutoff of NITs 2021 for B.Tech civil engineering will include the closing ranks for admission. The cutoff rank is the score that a candidate will need to score to appear in counselling in order to be considered for seat allotment process.

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Hey there

Computer Science and Engineering is considered as one of the most popular branch nowadays in comparison to Civil Engineering. Computer course operates with design and management of software and hardware. The major recruiting companies which are in nowadays are TCS Wipro and Infosys.

For more details related to this course click on below link:

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Hello there

To become a civil engineer you need to pursue the course B.Tech Civil Engineering.

It is a four year undergraduate program.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA  :

• CANDIDATES MUST HAVE PASSED WITH AT LEAST 50% MARKS  IN AGGREGATE IN SUBJECTS PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS FROM A RECOGNIZED BOARD OF EDUCATION.
• THE ADMISSION IS DONR THROUGH THE ENTRANCE EXAMS SUCH AD JEE MAIN,  JEE ADVANCED  , MHT-CET  AND KCET .

TOP ENGINEERING COLLEGES  :

• IIT BOMBAY
• MVIT - SRI M VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
• KATUNYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

WITH YOUR PERCENTAGE YOU CAN GET ADMISSION IN A PRIVATE COLLEGE BUT IF YOU SCORE REALLY GOOD IN ABOVE MENTIONED ENTRANCE EXAMS THEN THERE IS A CHANCE TO GET IN GOVERNMENT COLLEGE.

IF YOU HAVE SKILL , KNOWLEDGE AND GOOD SEMESTER MARKS , YOU CAN GET PLACED THROUGH ON CAMPUS PLACEMENT AS A CIVIL ENGINEER.

FOR BETTER JOB OPPORTUNITIES YOU CAN PURSUE HIGHER DEGREE LIKE M.TECH.

ALL THE BEST .