Does civil engineering have any scope?

There is a massive career scope in Civil Engineering as BE/B.Tech Civil Engineering graduates can explore promising opportunities in both the private sector and public sectors. Most importantly, there is an immense scope of Civil Engineering in the government sector where you can work in the following government jobs in Civil Engineering: ONGC PWD Electricity boards Armed Forces NHAI Indian Railways IOC Town Planning BHEL At these public-sector organisations, there are numerous vacancies available at Indian Railways, ONGC, PWD and BHEL and offer the most scope of Civil Engineering in India! After completing your Bachelors or Masters in civil engineering you can be employed as transportation engineer, construction engineer, materials engineer, structural engineer, environmental engineer, city planner, urban development engineer, etc. You can consider following colleges: BITS Pilani SP Jain JIS University, Kolkata Geeta University, Panipat GITAM University, Visakhapatnam Indo Global College, Chandigarh IEM, Kolkata UEM, Jaipur ABBS Bangalore Amity Noida.

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Civil Engineering is considered a good engineering branch and students pursuing a course in the branch get different types of jobs. As a Civil Engineer, you can pursue a career in various fields such as: Building control surveyor. Consulting civil engineer. CAD technician. Contracting civil engineer. Site Engineer. Design Engineer. Water Resource Engineer. Structural Engineer. Lovely Professional University is the only private university in India that has attained the NABL accreditation in the field of mechanical testing of building and construction materials. With better theoretical and practical knowledge, students are much more competent than any other university. The course material provided here enables to practice civil engineering using up-to-date techniques, skills, and tools as a result of life-long learning ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data. The course benefits the students by giving them an understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities. The Department aims to provide students with a technical foundation incorporated with the industrial need together with the breadth needed in the profession via advanced study or field training, or as a base for other pursuits. The college arranges frequent industry visits. New innovative ideas were framed into working models and were showcased to 10000+ school students. Students are placed in companies like Cleanmax Solar, Al Rakha (UAE), Dharam Consulting, Era Infra Engineering Ltd. , KEC International, Simplex, WSP India, XL Dynamics, CVENT, Rishishwar Construction, Premier Developers and Contractors, etc.

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Yes, Civil Engineering has lot of scope. Civil Engineering is one of the core branches of Engineering it is the branch which is the base of many Constructions there is lot of scope in it you can get a job in the government sector under the Civil Engineer post which is highly reputed.

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Hello Manideep, Yes, it does. A career after civil engineering is highly rewarding. There are jobs that involve supervision, construction, design and analyzes of private as well as public projects, such as dams, highways, canals, water sewages and bridges. The profession demands excellent skills for both administration and supervision of projects. To define the future prospects for civil engineering graduates in India, lucrative opportunities can be expected in construction, energy and power sector. In fact, civil engineering is one branch of engineering that has lesser unemployment rate than the other branches. There are several fields in this branch, which will offer maximum scope. These include designing, planning and construction. So, you can have a good scope in future if you opt for civil engineering.

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