Civil Engineer
Hello Himanshu,
Both are different fields and there are jobs in both the fields. I would suggest you to choose the branch in which you are interested. It depends on your interest, knowledge and skills. One can find jobs in both the fields if they do well. Some of the
Hi Harshit,
You will get plenty of assignments, projects, summer internships, training opportunities in the four year Civil degree in RRSDE college.
Thank you and best of luck.
Hey Vandana,
No it is not compulsory. Basically it depends on the type of jobs.
If you know autocad then it will help you in placement and after job also.
So it will be better for you to learn it.
Hello Vinay Bhadola
Yes, you are eligible to appear, you can check the eligibility criteria at https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-je-eligibility-criteria
You need to focus on the more technical courses during the college years, like structural analysis, geotechnical courses or highway design, which ever specific area is of interest. Try to land internships in different places if possible to get a better idea of what is the best fit. Then after
My advice would be to look again at your options, but from a fresh perspective. You will find career opportunities in all fields of Civil Engineering in time, so don't let these sorts of considerations override those that are more instinctive - go with what you enjoy, find interesting and
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