To plan a smart city and make it come true, you will need thousands of crores. If you look at Dholera, it is being built in 10 phases with an estimated budget of more than 5000 crores. To join Government Programmes like that, you need to have work experience. If you take up B.Planning no w, you need to complete your studies and work under someone to gain exposure and experience to handle projects of this Stature. Joining government Programmes depend on the eligibility that the Government is looking for in its recruitees. Usually the Government outsources its projects to 3rd parties who do the construction process. Now these 3rd parties are the one who hire talent pool for the projects. So the chances that it is a Government job are less. If you want to join Government programmes, once you complete your course, you should apply for vacancies as and when they are published.

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see due to corona pandemic every students is getting confusion regarding career, now the main thing is what you want to do next, right now you need to think what is more important for you, are you financially able to do masters course, or right now you develop skill and want to do job. however mba course is better than msc in bhu, because in bhu for msc there is not 100% placement, but if you go for mba course in tier 1 college , chances to get a job is higher. however if you want to opt for government job mba/msc does not matter much, because government recruitment comes very few in both of the disciplines. but since you are already graduated you may apply for many post like clerk, bank po, ssc cgl etc.