Greetings,

They are both wonderful branches by themselves.

- Difference in Placements:

IT and CSE offer much more placement opportunities as of now. Civil students generally lack private sector placements in most colleges. The average packages differ based on colleges but more or less for both, IT and civil the

I believe with the second round cutoff at 46k for Civil Engineering, you perhaps have bleak chances in securing a seat at a Rank of 48k through KCET Counselling even in the 2nd Extended Round. However you must have hope and keep an eye on the Counselling Procedure. For more

hello,

yes, you can, since you have Diploma in Electrical Engineering, you may have issues in registering for a B.Tech program in Civil in some Institutes or Part Time courses/disciplines at NITs. Though it is always advised to go for a full time Lateral Entry Degree (B.Tech) in Civil Engineering

hello,

if you want to take admission in civil engineering through mht cet then according to your percentile an previous years cut offs you may have a good chance in government colleges like:

1. Government College of Engineering, Chandrapur

2. Department of Technology, Shivaji Universities

hope this will help you

Hello applicant,

*Based on your doubt that is whether for civil engineering vr siddhartha or g. Pulla reddy engineering college is better. I will provide you witha an link by which you can compare the both colleges for different courses and get to know which one is better  remember that

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Based on your category minimum gate marks to get a seat in ou or jntuh as per previous trends is around 510  for 1000

Prepare well for the exam and crack it

Hope this helps you

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Based on your rank you have slight chances to get into your preferred college.

But try to put  some Colleges as back up option because cutoffs tend to change every year based on various factors.

Fill the application based on your preference irrespective