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Hello Aspirant,

Which subject is easy or difficult depends on you. Data Science is a more relevant and higher-paying course.

The scope for B.Tech Data Science is as follows

Data Architect

credible for formulating the data architecture methods or data prototypes.

They cooperate with IT businesses and other industries to schedule a data method.

Income begins is up to INR 10 LPA.

Financial Modeler

evaluate the economic prototype of an institution and indicate apparent favorable modifications in it.

They benefit from the practice of the annual budget.

Income begins is up to INR 5 LPA.

Data Engineers

accountable for formulating the specialized treatments to enter the data and the data method.

They formulate the equipment and dashboards for the clients.

Income begins is up to INR 3.5 LPA.

Statisticians are accountable for evaluating and exhibition data by utilizing statistical equipment and their mathematical hypotheses.

Their responsibility is to govern and comprehend data efficiently.

Salary starts up to INR 2.3 LPA.

Business Intelligence Analyst

accountable for taking out appropriate evidence on databases and data storage.

They are worked in question and documenting analysis tools.

Salary starts up to INR 2.9 LPA.

The income will increase with experience, knowledge, and relevant skills.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Read the information below -

CIVIL

Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including public works such as roads, bridges, canals, dams, airports, sewage systems, pipelines, structural components of buildings, and railways.

The scope of Civil Engineering lies in developing, designing, planning, calculating, monitoring construction as well as executing and managing the construction of buildings, roads and physical structures like bridges, dams, etc. and their maintenance.

DATA SCIENCE

Data science is an interdisciplinary field that uses scientific methods, processes, algorithms and systems to extract knowledge and insights from noisy, structured and unstructured data, and apply knowledge and actionable insights from data across a broad range of application domains.

There is a broad scope of Data Science in India with the advancement in technology. Data science has emerged as one of the hottest career scopes. The young generation is witnessing a steep inclination towards data analytics, data science, and stream related to computer science.

PRO - Data Science have higher scope in today's world.

The civil engineering are also working on data analytics for better growth and infrastructure development.

Hey

As per the trends, IT is high paying branch.

Over the last three decades, rapid technological development has led to extraordinary discoveries and a quantum-fold advancement in information technology. The most enticing aspect of this area is that there is no lack of work choices at both entry-level and expert level. Students will seek employment at nearly all major multinational corporations (MNCs), including IBM, Microsoft, Cisco, etc., after completing their B.Tech. Also, B.Tech IT job opportunities are numerous.

B.Tech Information Technology job opportunities after completion of B.Tech Information Technology:

• Maintenance Engineer
• Software Developer
• System Engineer
• IT Analyst
• Programmer
• Support Specialist
• Computer Programmer
• Web Developer
• Network Engineer
• Database Administrator

Job designation for B.Tech Information Technology professionals with experience:

• Information Security Analyst
• Software Developer
• Computer and Information Research Scientist
• Web Developer
• Database Administrator
• Computer Support Specialist
• Computer Systems Analyst
• Computer Network Architect

Scope of B.Tech Information Technology being a very diverse field is filled with recruitment opportunities in numerous fields. Information Technology is also a significant economic force producing nearly INR 14,000 Crores in sales. The areas of recruitment in this field are :

• Software Industry
• Gaming Industry
• Social Media Companies
• Cyber Security Companies
• IT Support Companies
• Hardware Manufacturing Companies

On the other hand Civil is good at its place if you are interested in that field, but core companies in civil are very less in India.

Hope it helps

Hi,

Here is the order of courses with importance for civil engineering :-

1. Microsoft Office. Particularly Word, Excel, Outlook, and Project
2. AutoCAD. Some companies prefer Microstation but AutoCAD is the industry standard. Don’t forget to include the Survey, Civil Design, and Land Development packages. And definitely learn how to use the project files and features.
3. HydroCAD. No matter what project you do, Stormwater Management is going to be an issue. HydroCAD seems to be the industry standard.
4. Discipline-specific software. Here you can include your Revit and STAAD for structural engineers, Highway Capacity Software and Autoturn for the Traffic and Transportation Engineers.
5. Primavera. This is a project management application. It can be substituted with MS Project above also MS Project.
6. Microstation: Microstation is a CAD alternative to AutoCAD. While not as common as AutoCAD I’ve seen it used a lot because it’s much cheaper. I don’t believe it has as much design assistance as AutoCAD with its templates, terrains, and ability to automatically generate cross-sections based on project file data. I only mention it because I saw it a lot in my early days as an engineer. At the very least every office should have a drafter or engineer capable of converting Microstation files to AutoCAD files. When subcontractors would submit Microstation files we would then have to convert to AutoCAD and incorporate into our files. One major fault to Microstation I have found is you cannot name the different layers so when you’re zoomed in close and you need to know what a line is, the properties tab will only tell you “Layer 36” or some other random number. I found that extremely frustrating when trying to incorporate a drawing into mine then having to change all the layers for consistency.

I would recommend these courses for better jobs :-

1. Revit
2. AutoCAD
3. Tekla
4. StaadPro / Etab
5. Lumion or Enscapade or Syncro is a bonus for you.

Above this, I would also suggest you to have a basic working knowledge in MS-Office or any similar, Adobe PDF editor or BlueBeam as these become utmost necessary while documenting or raising queries.

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant

LSR BA(hons) Political Science  is the better option over DTU Mechanical engineering for a civil service aspirant as you can choose Political science(PSIR) as your optional and it is a very scoring subject in comparison to Mechanical engineering as optional also political science as a subject will help you in GS as well as prelims whereas mechanical engineering wont. You will find so many aspirants in your class and well as in your college as DU is hub for civil services aspirants .

Hope this helps.

Hello,

The syllabus for Btech Civil engineering could vary from university to University, but here I'm giving the syllabus for Btech Civil engineering that is followed by most of the Colleges in India:

Semester 1:

1. Technical English

2. Engineering Mathematics I

3. Basic mechanics Engineering

4. Engineering physics

5. Engineering Chemistry

6. Computer-aided engineering drawing

7. Computer programming I

8. Physics laboratory

9. CAD laboratory


Semester 2:

1. Introduction to electronics

2. Engineering Mathematics II

3. Engineering Graphics

4. Engineering physics II

5. Manufacturing process

6. Construction materials

7. Computer programming II

8. Physics laboratory

9. Practices lab


Semester 3:

1. Mechanics of solids I

2. Mechanics of fluids II

3. Surveying I

4. Building Planning and drawing

5. Geotechnical engineering I

6. Concrete technology

7. Probability, statistics

8.  Geotechnical lab


Semester 4:

1. Mechanics of solids II

2. Mechanics of fluids II

3. Surveying II

4. Strength of materials

5. Geotechnical engineering II

6. Environmental engineering I

7. Strength of materials lab

8. Survey lab


Semester 5:

1. Structural analysis I

2. Transportation engineering I

3. Environmental engineering II

4. Advanced strength of materials

5. Concrete structures I

6. Steel structures I

7. Hydraulic machinery

8. Hydraulic lab

9. Environmental engineering lab


Semester 6:

1. Structural analysis II

2. Transportation engineering II

3. Water resources engineering

4. Estimation, costing, valuation

5. Concrete structures II

6. Steel structures II

7. Elective 1

8. Computing system and technologies

9. Elective 2


Semester 7:

1. Foundation Engineering

2. Irrigation and hydraulic structures

3. Reinforced cement and concrete design

4. Computer aided design

5. Matrix method of structural analysis

6. Elective 3

7. Elective 4

8. Elective 5


Semester 8:

1. Management concepts and practices

2. Elective 6

3. Prestressed concrete structures

4. Elective 7

5. Final project

6. Comprehensive viva- voce

Hope this helps, all the best.

Hello student,

First of all, there is no course that is gender biased. So, I strongly suggest you that you choose your branch on the basis of your passion and liking towards it.

Civil engineering is more of site oriented whereas CSE is more office oriented. In Civil Engineering you would have to design and construct buildings, highways, bridges, etc. In CSE you have to develop software solutions and develop apps and codes to run the software world smoothly.

If you are good at any of your field, you are bound to get better job opportunities and placements. So, choose between the above traits that you like and make your choice accordingly.

I hope this helps, All the Best!

Hello

Vit pune was established in 2002 whereas pccoe was established in 2014. Both vit and pccoe offers same facilities like hostel, wifi, gym, cafeteria, library, etc. But if you look from the fee prospective, pccoe pune has less fees for mechanical as compared to vit, pune.

Pccoe pune is ranked 'A' grade by NAAC and is also good for civil engineering. The course aims to make students build their skills in problem solving, design & development of solutions, engineering knowledge, ethics, project management and finance, etc.

Hi

Yes ,civil engineering is suitable for Girls. There is no any problem for girls as Female civil engineers are also easily getting jobs in present date
It is one of the best paid jobs in the world

Nevertheless, the 12% of women do prove that also women can show off with their high salaries in the engineering field, being amoung the top 3 best-paying jobs for women in 2017.
Thank you.