hi,

see civil engineering and architecture is two different course. In civil engineering architectural structures , designs, product management and structural engineering included. where in architecture course mostly computer and in hand design techniques involved. so if you have completed diploma in civil engineering you are eligible to join btech

Hi! The admission process of civil engineering program is done through the entrance exams such as - JEE Main, JEE Advanced, MHCET, KCET and other exams.

here is a list of books that will help you crack the civil engineering entrance exam:

Gupta and gupta (sp gupta and ss gupta)

hello,

Since i am persuing engineering i can provide you an answer. If you want to prepare yourself for civil cervices then you have to create a time table and need to follow strictly because whichever discipline you choose you wo'nt get enough time to prepare for civil services. In

Hello applicant,

*Has you have not mentioned for which category you want the cutoff in civil branch I will provide you with the information about all the category cutoffs for this year they are:-

*General (AI) :- 451

*General (WB) :-  1056

*OBC-A :-4424

*OBC-B :-2058

* SC :- 7680

Hi Aspirant,

You can study Btech Civil Engineering in Goa College Of engineering.The college provides average placements but the faculty is overall nice and helpful.It provides a quality education and you can give GCET exam to get admission in this college.Infrastructure is good and also provides a good environment to

Dear aspirant,

It do has job opportunities but yes not like other branches. The scope is a bit low in these branch . But note if you have pursued your BTech in civil engineering from some reputed colleges like iit/nit then you will definitely be placed with a good job

Hello,

Every branch is good in engineering dear. It's totally depends on you how you capable to handle your study and career. Civil engineers are mainly do transportation project.  They are conceive, design, build, supervisor, operator, maintain the infrastructure projects and systems in the public and private sectors including roads,

Greetings,

For civil services, unless you plan on opting for your own under graduation subject as optional, it does not matter what you discipline you graduate from.

if you go the conventional way of opting for arts and humanities subjects as option (anthropology, sociology, history, polity, etc.) you will have

Hello,

You have not mentioned the college you are studying in. But the first year subjects are common for all branches be it Civil, ECE, CSE, etc. The idea behind this is to familiarise the students to all the basics of engineering and make you understand that in real life