Dear candidate,

Yes, NIT Calicut is good college for Civil Engineering. It was ranked 4th best University by NIRF 2020. And total fees is 5.42 lakh. It has good infrastructure. And also campus is good.

Placements:-

• More than 60% civil engineering students were placed in campus placement.
• The average package

Hello aspirant,

Every branch us unique in it's own way. Yes, it is off course suitable for girls. It is based upon your interst to learn. Since vellore offers many best colleges to study you can ahead of studying civil engineering of your choice. There is no particular announcement released

Dear student,

Of course a girl can do Civil Engineering.  It totally depends on your interest that if you are passionate about it or not. There is no problem for a girl student doing Civil engineering and even top engineering institutes have kept seats for female students in Civil Engineering

Hello Candidate,

If we talk about the present condition then almost all industries except a few of them have been badly impacted by the covid-19 damak but this is not the situation of any particular industry, but all of the whole.

Talking about the scope of civil engineers in the

Dear student,

Though you are pursuing engineering in Civil but as engineering do not have Biology as subject and since the qualification for NEET is all subjects including Physics, Chemistry and Biology so your highest qualification will be considered as 12th in which you have completed with PCMB or PCB

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got 80k rank in vit counselling and you have opted for civil engineering branch in category 1 in Chennai and in category 2 in vit vellore.

So let me tell you that you have fair chances of getting the civil branch

Hi aspirants

If you have passed Diploma in Electrical and electronics engineering, then you are eligible for B. Tech only in EEE or the related disciplines only.

Civil engineering is not possible after Electrical engineering. it is not possible to do Diploma in one branch and Engineering in another branch.