After completing civil engineering, what should I do: join civil services or prepare for GATE? I passed out in 2017 and 23 years old.

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Asked by Rahul Dewda
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6 years ago
GATE is for engineering aspirants. If you want to study further in engineering then go for UPSC CSE.

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
It totally depends on your interest. If you are interested in technical field then go for GATE or IES but if you want to go in administration then go for UPSC.

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Civil engineering is best for technical areas hence you should go for GATE or IES.

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Anjali Sharma
7 years ago
If you are good in technical, then go for GATE. Otherwise, civil services are better option.

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