Hey Harsh

According to last year record the last ST All India rank to get admission in Delhi Technological University (DTU) Civil Engineering was around 61,000 for Other State Student.

And According to the formula; (100- NTA percentile score ) X 869010 /100 , your rank comes out be more

Kiran, regret for not responding earlier. But if you want to study B.Arch through distance mode, you can try IGNOU. IGNOU offers B.Arch programme for a minimum duration of 5 years and the admission is based on your 10+2. You can check the complete information regarding the programme at: http://www.ignou.ac.in/ignou/aboutignou/school/soet/programmes/detail/575/1

Hi,

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering is four years full-time UG program in engineering offered by Sathyabama University, Chennai. You can find the complete syllabus of B.E civil engineering in the below link. It is also applicable to lateral entry students.

http://cloudportal.sathyabama.ac.in/syllabus2019/schoolWiseSyllabus.php?id=5&school=BUILDING%20AND%20ENVIRONMENT&shortname=sobe&regularpt=regular (http://cloudportal.sathyabama.ac.in/syllabus2019/schoolWiseSyllabus.php?id=5&school=BUILDING%20AND%20ENVIRONMENT&shortname=sobe®ularpt=regular)

I hope it helps.

Dear Aspirant,

Girls can definitely do civil engineering. There is no rule that civil engineering is limited to any gender. Girls are there in every field and has choice to pursue any career.

Even girls can do designing, AUTO CADD. Even companies hire the people and they don't see the

As per your score and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get are:-

National Institute of Technology Patna  --Transportation Engineering

Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology Bhopal --Water Resource Engineering

National Institute of Technology Agartala -- Structural Engineering

Dr. B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology Jalandhar -- Geotechnical &

Dear Aspirant,

If placements in the private sectors are concerned then undoubtedly Computer science is the best branch among the three as the placements in the other two are almost zero in the tier 2 and tier 3 colleges.

Moreover, if you are uncomfortable with physics and mathematics then too,

hey,

Hope you are well yes you can definitely pursue your B.tech and M.tech in field of civil engineering but as you were talking about to pursue MBA  after your M.tech get completed  then here I would like to tell you that MBA is a management course , there is