How is DTU for environmental engineering?

In dtu the environmental engineering is being taught with the ratio of three branches of engineering mainly machanical, civil and environmental in the ratio 2:2:2 . Only few colleges in India provide this degree and dtu being one of the best assures you a job , which is pretty much the final goal. Moreover if you want to go for further studies then dtu has it's down advantage .

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Sorry, I am not from Environmental engineering (I am in ME) but I can give you a rough picture. 1 If you are aiming for MBA then just take it. Marks you get in it are comparatively higher than other branches and syllabus is easier as compared to other branches. You will get more time for your preparation. 2 If you are aiming for Software firms then it would be a little difficult for on campus good offers but if you try for off campus then you are good to go just like any computer science engineers( Of course you should have crystal clear concepts in coding for that). 3 For Non tech/Similar profile jobs you are as eligible as any other student in college is. 4 If you are aiming for IES then you can take civil engineering as an optional because some of the subjects are common in both the branches. 5 If you are aiming for Civil Services then Environmental branch can help you a lot in your preparation. 6 If you aim for Core environmental jobs then there are many opening in govt and private sectors. 7 If research is your focus then you can pursue higher studies in India as well as outside India. These are my views but it would be better if you can A2A specifically to any person pursuing environmental engineering. He can probably give you a more clear picture. Hope this helps.

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