After civil graduate next which specialisation is good?

Hi Amith A lot depends on our interest too. If you want to go for a more academic career of research and teaching, then M.Tech would be a good choice. Universities like LPU provide all facilities and boosts research. LPU also offers teaching practices on the campus and also gives stipends for the s

Hi The scope for B.Tech MBA is in varied fields. Jobs in private as well as public sector. In the banking sector, s a financial analyst, in accounting and financial planning, senior management posts in HR, Sales and Marketing. It offers many lucrative jobs at high scales So it would be better if you

Hi, After completing your B.Tech (CIVIL), two options you have. Either you can pursue MBA or M.Tech. I would suggest you choose an MBA for higher studies and that too from top B-schools like Iims, FMS, LPU. MBA is a flagship programme of Lovely Professional University. Accreditation: School of Busin

If you are a graduate in civil engineering, the two best options are M.Tech and MBA M.Tech will lead you to deeper study and research in your core field of engineering. The career following M.Tech will be more oriented towards teaching, research and consulting. MBA will lead you to gaining managemen

HI Amith, Being an Education Consultant, my opinion is with Civil only, you can do specialisation in structural engineering also. Although you can change your stream but it would be always better to proceed in Civil Structural as a specialisation. Or otherwise, The career following MBA will be more

Hello, If you are someone who has a knack for design, construction, and the field of built environment, then Civil Engineering is the best career path for you. It is the second the oldest and one of the broadest engineering disciplines after Mechanical Engineering. Civil Engineers are the reason beh

After Civil engineering the best options to go is from M.Tech or MBA. As you have gain the knowledge in the field of engineering then you can further choose to go for management but in case you still wish to continue with engineering you may. Both the options are open to you, it depends on your choi