Hello there,

Birla Institute of Technology , Mesra is an Indian institute of higher education and a deemed University. It is located in Jharkhand, India. Chemical Engineering will cost you around 11.57 lakhs here. Placements in chemical are good here. From the last session, around 60% of the students got placed. The highest package offered was about 12 LPA, and the lowest package was around 4 LPA. Companies like Tata Steel, Infosys, Cognizant, Axis Bank etc. visit the college.

Delhi Technological University, formerly known as the Delhi College of Engineering is a state university in New Delhi, India. Environmental Engineering course will costs you around 7.81 lakhs here. Placements for this branch are good here. The highest package offered till date was 25 LPA (which was offered in 2013), but the average package offered is around 7 LPA to 8 LPA. 50% of the students got placed easily.

Overall, from these two, BITS Mesra would ve a better option, if you see the placements.

Hope this helps.

I think if like any other student you prefer Placements and Academics over Research, do choose NIT Agartala Electronics and Instrumentation. In todays date, NIT Agartala is perhaps the most important institute in North East after IIT Guwahati and NIT Silchar. It has excellent infrastructure, faculty and research facilities and more or less standard placements in domains of Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science.

Environmental or Engineering Physics at DTU are both good only if you plan a career in Research or plan to go abroad or to higher technical institutes in India like Top IITs or IISc Bangalore for a Masters degree.

Hello Aspirant ,

According to stats and web data at Pg level courses includes rock mechanics , ground improvement technique , Foundation dynamics , Soil structure interactions e.t.c.  Let go through some of the job profiles .

1. Manager .
2. Civil engineer .
3. Technical officer .
4. Business analyst .

If you want some more information go through this article you get some idea .

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/geotechnical-engineering-course

I think this answer will help you lot .

All the best !!!!!

1. IIT Dhanbad is ranked 12th
2. IIT Patna is ranked 26th
3. IIIT Pune is not ranked under 100

Hello Isha!

As of these branches are considered, I would suggest Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering is one of the core engineering branches and the placement record is definitely better than environmental branches. Job opportunities are very less for environmental branch out in the industry. Since IIT Delhi is an excellent college to study, it is a safer option also.

Hello,

To get the GATE environmental engineering question papers and previous year papers you can Please visit the links given below for further details :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ftX7Mgzm7onTdKr3797YDK_nD4XbC7c_/view?usp=drivesdk

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-question-papers

Hope it helps

Good luck!

Hello,

M.tech in Environmental Engineering is a 2 years PG program

After, M.Tech you will get a low stress level job with a good work life balance.

There are various job opportunities

JOB OPPORTUNITIES :

Government sector

• PWD department
• Muncipal and Public offices
• Town planning department
• Agriculture development boards
• Pollution control board

Private sector

• Food Processing technology and industry
• Teaching in Private Institutes

If you want to do Research, you should pursue higher studies like PhD.

JOB PROFILES :

• Society worker
• Pollution control officers
• Professors
• Designers
• Planners
• Researcher
• Lead project engineer
• Drilling personnel
• Seismic acquisition consultant
• Senior ROV Technician
• Technical engineering manager

SALARY :

Starting salary is around Rs 30 k - 50 k depending upon your job profile, skills, knowledge, grades and experience

PhD holder can earn Rs 50 k - 75 k

Licensed environmental engineer can earn up to Rs 1 lakh/ month

You can earn Rs 12 k - 18 k / month as a starting salary in government sector

It has little scope in private companies with lower salary

It is always best to choose government sector jobs

So all depends on your choice, experience, skills and education level to be paid higher salary

Hope it helps

Good luck!