For the preparation, first know the exam pattern and syllabus and prepare as per it only. To prepare SSC-JE(Junior Engineer), one has to judge his/her command over SSC-JE syllabus/Pattern.

Make a Study Plan: You should design a study plan which will have fixed study hours and also incorporate some small breaks and other daily activities. Cracking the SSC JE Exam is not a cakewalk but who prepare with sheer dedication will have their success ensured.

Practice previous years question papers : You can solve previous years questions papers, sample papers and answer them like you are attempting the real exam in 2 hours only. If you try to finish the exam within that time only it will improve your time management during the actual exam and will certainly give you extra time to re-attempt questions.. When you are answering the questions read them properly and only answer those that you are sure about because of the negative marking(-0.25). Adapting yourself to the exam environment can help take away any fear related to the exam. Attempting mock test will reduce your nervousness during the exam.

P.s  Daily update yourself with the latest current affairs and general knowledge.

A lot of candidates fail in the test because they are not able to attempt all the questions. Do not get stuck on a single question and lose out on half the marks. Be wise with your time.

Good Luck

Hello I would like to inform you that there are basically 3 cources avalable in Goverment College of Technology  in Coimbatore, these courses are in 

Structural Engineering which has 18 seats

Geotechnical Engineering which has 18 sets

Enviromental Engineering which has 18 sets.

Thank you for the question, hope you get it,

Thank you. 

hii

there will be 80% of civil students placed in Mahindra and Mahindra, Continntal Corp. while other wont take placements but they get civil core jobs only 

all the best

Dear Aruna,

Salary package of civil engineer varies as per many factors like skills, knowledge, grades and college placements. 

Average salary package which fresher earns in this field is around Rs, 30,000 per month. It can be vary person to person.

To get good placement it is important that you choose the top colleges to complete your course.

Good luck!!

Hello Hritik,

If you are interested in becoming a civil engineer, remember one thing, it is a profession in which you have to make something for the society. It is an honourable profession. Now coming to your question; you need to have you have mastery over all the subjects that are required in this field such as Physics, Chemistry and Maths.

You also need to have to aptitude to sweat it out in the heat since most of times you will be supervising construction work in sweltering heat. If you have the stomach for hard work, then you should go for it.

As far as the courses are concerned, you can become a civil engineer through these courses. There is a diploma course, B.Tech course and an M.Tech course.

You will have to clear JEE examinations to get into top government engineering colleges. If you are interested in private colleges such as BITS Pilani or VIT, then you will have to clear BITSAT and VITEE respectively.

Some of the top engineering colleges are:

Indian Institutes of Technology, Birla Institute of Technology, Vellore Institute of Technology, Acharya Institute of Technology Bengaluru, Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

Hope this helps!

Hii..

You have scored good marks.If you like to further studies,then go for M.Tech.As your score is good,so you might get any IIT/NIT.If you want to do job then you can go for different companies which accepts GATE Scores like NTPC,HEC,ONGC etc.

Dear Rahul,

Getting a job depends on many factors like skill, knowledge and college.

Career after civil engineering is highly rewarding.  You can work in both public and as well as private sectors. Some popular options include consulting firms, railways, defence force, and municipal corporations.

To get a job make sure you develop the practical skills. 

Good luck!!