Hello Aspirant,

A Civil Engineering bachelor's degree followed by a master's in Architecture is a valid path. The main difference is that a B.Arch focuses on design, while Civil Engineering emphasizes structure and safety. Your combination would make you a stronger candidate in firms that need both design and structural expertise. It is a worthwhile path, though it will take a longer time to get licensed.

Hello,

That’s a good plan BA Psychology is a good choice because it helps in UPSC preparation (topics like human behavior, society, ethics). Doing Civil Services prep after graduation makes sense. If UPSC doesn’t work out, PG in Canada is a great backup—you’ll have both academic + global career options. Just make sure to:

• Maintain strong academics in BA.
• Build writing and current affairs skills for UPSC.
• Prepare early for IELTS/TOEFL if you’re serious about Canada.

Your plan is ambitious but very practical if you stay consistent.

Thank you and all the best!

your career plan is valid as it provide knowledge which is relevant to become ips officer but you need to prepare for other subjects too because UPSC's ips broad syllabus includes Indian governance and current affairs too.

I advice to choose b.a in psychology in india as this avoids the need for an equivalency certificate after your graduation from canadian universities from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) that is mandatory for foreign degrees.

But still if you want to prefer canadian degree then you can consider Simon Fraser University and the University of Windsor which offer a combined degree B.A. in Psychology and Criminology.

Hope it helps...

The cost of a three-year civil engineering program in India varies significantly based on the type of institution. Government colleges, including prestigious IITs and NITs, generally have lower tuition fees, ranging from 50,000 to 2,00,000 per semester.

Premier institutes like the IITs may have higher fees, potentially between 2,00,000 and 3,00,000 per semester.

Private colleges, on the other hand, typically have higher fees, ranging from 1,50,000 to 5,00,000 per semester.

This means the total three-year cost for tuition alone could range from approximately 3 lakh to 30 lakh or more, depending on the chosen institution.

In addition to tuition, students should also account for other expenses like hostel fees, mess charges, examination fees, laboratory fees, and the cost of study materials. Living expenses, such as rent, food, and transportation, can also significantly impact the overall cost, varying depending on the city and individual lifestyle choices.

To help manage the costs, various scholarship and financial aid options are available for eligible students.

hello kashish , you have not specified which colleage or university you are referring to as engineering fees differs drastically from collage to collage. For IITs it's around 10-12 lakhs for 4 years and for NITs it's around 8-10 Lakhs . For private collages it's around 12-15 lakhs . Government collages also provide incentives for econimically backward calsses.

Good afternoon, here’s a breakdown of BTech Civil Engineering fee structures across different types of colleges in India:

Government Colleges

Fee Range: 50,000 to 1,50,000 per semester

Examples:

NIT Delhi: 22,833/semester + 10,000 hostel

MNIT Jaipur: 62,500/semester + 30,000 hostel

IITs: 2,00,000 to 3,00,000 per semester

Total (4 Years)    4,55,000 – 8,65,000

Private Colleges

Fee Range: 1,50,000 to 5,00,000 per semester

Examples:

VIT Vellore: Around 1,98,000/year

BITS Pilani: 2,00,000+ per semester

Graphic Era University: 1,38,700 to 1,58,650 per semester depending on merit, with scholarships available

Total (4 Years)    8,20,000 – 19,40,000

If you qualify for merit-based or government scholarships:

You could save 50,000 to 2,00,000+ over 4 years.

Some colleges waive hostel fees or offer fee reimbursement for reserved categories.

Note: these numbers are for only fee structure excluded some other rest miscellaneous spends.

Hey Smita,

Thanks for reaching out!

The NITTE University, Bangalore offers two Bsc, (Honours) degree in Civil Aviation, in collaboration with Aerodynamic Academy!

- Bsc, Honours, Civil Aviation Pilot Training (CAPT)

- Bsc, Honours Civil Aviation Flight Dispatcher (CAFD)

Eligibility

- Class 12th with minimum 45% aggregate.

- 17 years at the time of admission, and a class II medical certificate.

Duration

Both the ordered courses are for 4 years. The first 3 being the Bsc curriculum and the last one year for training. 4th year is an optional one.

Career Opportunities

If you pursue CAPT , you can land in roles like Commercial Airline pilot, Charter/Cargo pilot, Test pilots, Flight Instructors and so on.

If you choose CAFD, you can become Airline Operation Managers, Flight Dispatchers, Air Traffic Controllers, Aviation Safety Inspectors, Loadmasters and so on.

If you're goal is to take off your career in the field of aviation, these degrees offered by Nitte can be a strong match, since they are prestigious as well as well-structured programs.

Note : Since this is a first time program in NITTE, there are no student reviews about how the programme is.

All the best!

Hello!

So, if you are in your 1st year of Civil Diploma at Government Polytechnic Dhule  you cannot  get admission to COEP right now. You can apply after completing your diploma only.

After completing your diploma you can apply through lateral entry scheme that means direct admission in the second year but for that the competition is very high and seats are very less so you need to score high marks in every semester. finish your diploma first and then apply for lateral entry.

Hey aspirant,

The last round for CSAB is not done yet. However, the results for NIT CSAB is available on the official website.

You can check the opening and closing ranks for NIT CALICUT, civil engineering based on your Quota, seat type and gender.

For home state quota, without any reservation, the opening rank is 36314, and the closing rank is 46470.

Thank you.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/csab-opening-and-closing-rank