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16th April 2016, 06:34 PM
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What are the various higher studies options available after completion of B.E Civil Engineering?
Sir/Mam,
I have completed my b.e civil studies now what are the different option for higher studies pls guide me? It will be helpful if you can provide me the details as soon as possible. Awaiting for the response on this as I need to move forward. |
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16th April 2016, 10:25 PM
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After completion of your B.E Civil Engineering, you can pursue your higher studies in Master's degree courses like M.E, MBA, MS, etc., based on your interest. It is best to opt M.E Civil Engineering course being a B.E Civil Engineering candidate.
If you are interested to go into Business field, you can also opt for MBA course. You can pursue MS course after completion of B.E Civil Engineering course. |
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16th April 2016, 11:22 PM
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Higher Studies options available after completion of B.E in Civil Engineering:
Obviously M.E/ M.Tech in Civil Engineering course is the top and best option for candidates from B.Tech/ B.E in Civil Engineering background. Kindly go through the following instructions. >> As you have successfully completed B.E in Civil Engineering, I suggest you to appear in GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) Entrance Examination which is conducted national level every year. Based on the marks you secure in GATE Examination, you will be getting seat in Top Colleges for M.E/ M.Tech admission. >> Several disciplines available for B.E/ B.Tech Civil Engineering Graduates are as follows. * M.Tech in Structural Engineering * M.Tech in Transportation Engineering * M.Tech in Geo Technical Engineering * M.Tech in Environmental Engineering * M.Tech in Water Resource Engineering |
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17th April 2016, 11:48 PM
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18th April 2016, 12:39 AM
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