Dear Aspirants ,

First of all its depends upon you how you will catch-up new things because some of aspirants catch very quickly and some of aspirants catch little bit slow  .If you wants to only pass and wants to get degree certificate then 2-3 hours study regularly then enough

Dear Aspirants ,

Yes it is sufficient only for getting marks but if you wants to go through the deep and wants to know more about civil engineering then you should read more times .As per my opinion time is not sufficient for knowing something .So kindly drop your this

Hi Aspirant,

Your question needs little more information to be answered.

The quality of the Faculty of Civil Engineering depends upon the college to college. There is not any universal yardstick to review them. At the same time, there is a lot of competitive and innovative scope for extracurricular activities

Hello,

Hope you are doing well,

The major difference between BSc Maths and B.Tech Civil engineering is that in maths, you do not have to study physics and chemistry as a mandatory subject, whereas in engineering, you have to study maths as a compulsory subject.

Another major difference is that

Hello,

If you want to study more and dream a beautiful future you must go through BSc with a good Hons. like PHY/CHEM/MATH. It may take some more time. If you have a good academic career and a good knowledge you have a better future.

I don’t say Engineering is

Hello,

with your rank, it is impossible to get NIT campus. 2 lakh closing rank is only for home state quota plus general category. for open state and reservation category:- maximum possible closing rank will go upto 50k.

it would be better to try for government engineering college in your

Hey!

See, if you choose btech in civil engineering and also get a good college which offers good placement opportunities then you must join that. Otherwise you can go for ssc cgl preparation, it doesnot matter if you choose bsc or btech as your main aim is to prepare for