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Hi Aspirant,

Chemical Engineering and Civil engineering are both very different branches of Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering and a core branch, whereas Chemical Engineering is a relatively new branch.

Civil engineering is offered in almost every engineering college in India, whereas Chemical

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padmasapavat1983 , What I want to suggest is to excel in software part during your B. Tech program and after completion join field job. This method reinforce your mind with new design software which will help you a lot in field job and moreover you can have a good

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VNIT, Nagpur is one of the most reputed colleges in India. Over 140 companies came for the Campus Recruitment, and Over 450 B. Tech students got the job offers. The faculties are helpful and have expert knowledge in their teaching domain. The College gives all the necessary facilities like

Hello srivalli

You have not mentioned which EAMCET TS OR AP so i am attaching two predictor links for TS-EAMCET and AP-EAMCET so whichever it is you will get an idea which colleges you will get according to your rank i am also attaching two more links of TS and

Hello tavvadivya

Unless you are a SC/ST you won't get civil engineering even in the last round the closing rank for General is 12k-13k for civil engineering for SC/ST it is around 21k-27k i will give you a link where you can check other colleges according  to your rank so

Hello Goswami

placement in both the colleges for both of these branches are around 80%-85% in IIT Bombay the average package for civil engineering was around 7-9 lakhs per annum and the lowest lies around 3-4 lakhs for IIT Dhanbad the average package for mechanical engineering is 7-8 lakhs per

Hey there!

Mock seat allotment takes place to make it easier for you to understand the procedure of counselling and what colleges you can get into. So, generally whatever college you get alloted in mock allotment you'll get it in your round 1 allotment as well for the most part.