Civil
First of all government polytechnic colleges are good . As you didn't mention the area of the college,I will choose the set India. Some good colleges are
1. Veermata jijabai technical institute, Maharashtra.
2. Ganga institute of technology,Jhajjar.
3. Dev Bhoomi institute,Dehradun.
4. Chandigarh college engineering.
Hi kirti
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After completion of B.Com, you can prepare for law entrance exams such as - CLAT, AILET, LSAT and SET.
After you clear the exams, you could pursue the LLB course. It is a 3 year duration course. And thereafter, you need to appear
Hello,
Tezpur University do offer a four year B.tech in Civil Engineering.The total number of intake is 52 every year.The admission is based on merit in JEE main.60% seats are reserved for resindents for North Eastern States and remiaining 40% seats are filled through central Counselling.Direct admission is also provided
Hello Aarav,
The placements are not so good, they are just average. Although there is a great name and value of these colleges, and will help you in future(off campus placements) however, not so good placement wise. Infrastructure is quite good in most of the colleges, most of the faculties
When we talk about the best colleges for engineering then IITs and NITs always top the list.
The best IITs to pursue Civil Engineering are:
The best NITs to pursue Civil Engineering are:
Hello Tanya
If you have completed your BA LLB, then you can give punjab judicial service civil law exam.the only eligibility is if you are a citizen of india, you have already completed your law and your age is equal to or less than 37 years.if you pass all the
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