Hello,

Cut off changes every year depending on number of candidates applied, highest score, number of candidates in your category, number of posts available in your branch etc. Also each PSU has its own cut off depending on the above mentioned factors. It is difficult to predict the chances of getting recruited in a PSU because cut off keeps changing. In 2017 the cut off for NTPC recruitment for OBC category in Civil Engineering was 75.85 marks and AIR 179. The cut off for the same in 2016 was 73.12  marks and AIR 181. In 2019 the cut off for NPCIL for Civil Engineering under OBC category was 726 GATE score. There are less chances of getting recruited in a PSU but cut off changes every year. We have GATE and PSU predictor tool with which you can know the chances of getting a PSU and you will get E-books with comprehensive guide on M.Tech admissions and information on PSU Recruitment and more by using our PSU Predictor

According to previous years data, you might have a chance in Civil Engineering at:

Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering

UVCE

Bangalore Institute of Technology

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering

Now this is based on 2019 data and cut offs change every year. To check the list of Colleges that you have a chance at, please use our College predictor: https://dqxeclau.top/kcet-college-predictor

Also go through the 2019 Mock Counselling cut offs of KCET at: http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2019/mock/engg_cutoff_gen.pdf

Hello Navneet ,

Here below  I'm providing a link for the list of best colleges for B.tech in civil Engineering - https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-civil-engineering-colleges-in-india

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Hi Rajpurohit.

Placements are based on the colleges. As far as placements are concerned, they purely depends on quality and status of the college you are studying in.

Its a harsh reality that if someone wants a good placement then he/she should be from a good renowned college. If the ratings, popularity, students, infrastructure and quality of the college will be good, then the companies will come to one's college. That's why we are always advised to study hard to get a good tier I or tier II college when we're opting engineering as a career.

Now,

Placements for Mining Engineers:-

If you belong to any IIT Or NIT or ISM Dhanbad then definitely you will be able to get the chance of placement like Vedanta resources (hzl) ,coal India limited (cil),lafarge ,acc cements, hindalco etc coming for campus placement. Average package would be around 4-5 lakhs

Placements for Civil Engineers:-

In present scenario , the market for civil engineers is getting better. Top companies like L&T , Gammon ,HCC , GMR recruit students only from top colleges like IITs ,NITs , Govt Universities and some top private universities.

Placements in Computer Engineering:-

With every business and organization going digital, the IT sector today is a booming field as compared to other sectors and there is a huge demand of Computer Science Engineers and programmers. Some of the top companies that hire Computer Engineers are Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Dell, HCL, Infosys. with attractive packages sometimes worth crores.

If you are confused in these branches and having problem in selecting the branches, then there's a advice for you that always listen to heart and chose the stream or branch you are interested in. Don't choose on the basis of placements. i know placements matters but what matters the most is your interest, otherwise you'll regret it in your whole life.

I hope it helps you and if you still have any doubts or queries, then feel free to ask here. You can ask your doubts in the comment section or you can ask a separate question.

Thank You and All the best for your future.

Hello Ayush,

Both VIT and IET are extremely good Institutes. VIT is a private college while IET is a government college. VIT has several branches while IET is located in Lucknow. In regards to placements both the colleges are extremely good. VITs few structure is quite high while IET has lower fee structure in comparison. Admission to VIT UG programs is through VITEEE while admission to IET UG programs is through UPSEE.

Hey there

Choosing engineering branch is tough because students get confused but I'll say do not choose any branch because most the students choose it or something like that. Choose the branch in which you have more interest in. Do research a lot about different engineering branches and choose the best for you. Between mechanical and civil both are different. Mechanical is a branch which deals with mechanical things or structures and civil has construction works so you need to choose between them which one do you like.

Check the link for details of different engineering branches

https://engineering.careers360.com/tags/engineering-branches

Good luck

Hello,
It is difficult to indicate the marks and percentile as cut off changes depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam, highest score etc.It is not clear whether you belong to OBC-NCL or OBC-CL.If you belong to the latter you will be coming under general category.In 2019 the general cut off for other state quota for Civil engineering in MNIT, Jaipur was 24422.For OBC-NCL it was 7283.Considering this you need to score 98 or above  percentile and your marks must be above 220.Cut off in 2020 may increase or decrease.

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Hello Aspirant!

B.Tech. (Civil Engineering) is a 4 years UG course. As you have not mentioned the college name, its general syllabus may include the following -

1. SEMESTER I :
Mathematics
Engineering Mechanics
Humanities
Engineering Physics
Engineering Graphics

2. SEMESTER II :
Engineering Chemistry
Computer Programming
Surveying
Strength of Materials
Basic Engineering Workshop

3. SEMESTER III :
Building Technology
Fluid Mechanics
Engineering Geology
Electrical Engineering Electronics and Instrumentation
Structural Analysis

4. SEMESTER IV :
Civil Engineering Drawing
Fluids Laboratory
Geotechnical Engineering
Transportation Engineering
Open Channel Hydraulic Machinery

5. SEMESTER V :
Environmental Engineering
Design and Drawing of RC structures
Design of Hydraulic Structures
Irrigation Engineering
Engineering Economics and Principles of Management

6. SEMESTER VI :
Numerical Methods and Research Operations
Advanced Structural Design
Building Maintenance
Ground Water Hydrology
Advanced Foundation Design

7. SEMESTER VII :
Architecture and Town Planning
Transportation Engineering
Construction Engineering and Management
Quantity Surveying and Valuation
Advanced Surveying and Remote Sensing

8. SEMESTER VIII :
Earth and Rockfill Dam Engineering
Finite Element Method
Advanced Mathematics
Coastal Engineering and Marine Structures
Environmental Pollution Control Engineering


For B.E./B. Tech (IT), the set of following subjects are present in general :

SEMESTER I and II :
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Graphics
Mechanics of Solids
Engineering Physics
Communication Skills
Computer Programming and Utilization
Basics of Civil Engineering
Elements of Mechanical Engineering
Elements of Electrical Engineering

SEMESTER III onwards :
Data Structure
Operating System
File Structure
Data Base Management System
Logic Design and Structure
Data Communication
Programming in C language
Business Information Systems
Object oriented Programming using C++
Networking
Programming using Java
Computer Graphics and Multimedia
Computer Networks
Software Engineering
RDBMS
Data Mining
Web Scripting and Technology
E-Commerce
Information Management
Algorithm Design
Electronics
Project Management
Management
Data Compression
Advanced JAVA


These subjects may differ from one institute to another.

Hope you will find this answer helpful.

B.E. Civil Engineering: Syllabus and Course Description

A semester-wise syllabus for B.E. Civil Engineering is given below. The syllabus may vary from one college to other.

Mathematics	Engineering Chemistry
Engineering Mechanics	Computer Programming
Engineering Graphics	Surveying
Humanities	Basic Engineering Workshop
Engineering Physics	Strength of Materials
Building Technology	Civil Engineering Drawing
Electrical Engineering Electronics and Instrumentation	Open channel hydraulic machinery
Structural Analysis	Geotechnical engineering
Fluid mechanics	Transportation engineering
Engineering Geology	Fluids laboratory
Environmental Engineering	Numerical Methods and Operations Research
Irrigation Engineering	Advanced Structural Design
Engineering Economics and Principles of Management	Advanced Foundation Design
Design of Hydraulic Structures	Ground Water Hydrology
Design and Drawing of RC structures	Building Maintenance
Advanced Surveying and Remote Sensing	Earth and Rockfill Dam Engineering
Quantity Surveying and Valuation	Coastal Engineering and Marine Structures
Architecture and Town Planning	Environmental Pollution Control Engineering
Transportation Engineering	Finite Element Method
Construction Engineering and Management	Advanced Mathematics

Hi there

Civil Engineering is that branch of engineering in which you learn planning, designing, constructing, maintaining of infrastructures .

How you can get into civil engineering:-

• First of all to you will have to pass your 12th board examination in science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

• Then you need to appear in entrance examinations like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, MHCET, KCET, BITSAT, VITEEE etc.

• If you perform well in your entrance exam then you will get a good college for your civil engineering based upon your performance i.e marks of rank obtained by you in the entrance exam

Jobs you can get after your civil engineering are listed below;-

• Building control surveyor
  
• CAD technician
  
• Consulting civil engineer
  
• Design engineer
  
• Structural engineer
  
• Construction manager
  

I hope that you find this helpful

Thankyou