Which course has better scope and better salary: B.Arch or B.Tech civil engineering?

b.tech civil .

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Both the courses have their respective scopes.

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B.tech civil and if you are interested in architecture pursue for diploma in architecture after b.tech in civil.

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it totally depends on u. from my point of view i ll prefer btech in civil engineering due to more job prospects in govt sector. after doing ur btech from civil engineering u ll have more options than b.arch. u can give gate, ies. or if u want to go in management field den u can give gre, cat, xat. so all over i ll prefer b.tech in civil engineering den b.arch. best of luck

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You need knowledge and skills to earn money. You should go ahead with your interested course. All the best.

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B.Tech in civil engineering has better opportunities with respect to both scope and salary

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b.tech civil bro

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Read my article about this. I wrote this a long time back on <a href="https://shiksha.com" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://shiksha.com</a>. Type in Google "architecture vs civil engineering" and you will get the answer.

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Both the courses are having their own merits &amp; as per my experience and understanding it's always better to pursue the SUBJECT of your choice to become truly successful in Career. In my opinion for the both of the courses, Lovely Professional University is the best option. LPU always put equal focus to all the courses &amp; associated students. Just a matter of fact, I can share placement record of both of the courses. Though in my opinion this is just a number &amp; one should not take their final decision based on the placement record only because trends are depending upon particular academic Year. Placement B.Tech. Civil: 19.75 LPA (Sobha Realty) was the highest salary package last year. Huge number of Campus placement drives with reputed brands used to be held every year for this course. Students are placed in the best brands like Larsen &amp; Tubro Ltd. , Simplex Infrastructure pvt Ltd. , Gammon India, National Highway Authority of India, HCC, Shapoorji &amp; Pallonji, DLF Homes, RITES Ltd. , NCC, SAIL, DMRC BHEL, KEC INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and many more. Placement B.Arch. : 6.93 LPA (Benz and Zeigler) was the highest salary package last year. 100% students got placed last year. Huge number of Campus placement drives with reputed brands used to be held every year for this course. Students are placed in the best brands like HABITAT ARCHITECTS, DHARAM CONSULTING, CONTINENTAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, ANAGRAM ARCHITECTS, ARDENT ARCHITECTS, DESIGN FORUM INTERNATIONAL, ARDENT ARCHITECTS, LVIST etc. Lastly I recommend you to go through the LPU website once to get the more related details to both of the subjects to get sanguine about your selection. All the best.

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. While both the courses offer the same level of salary and job opportunities, these courses should be selected based on their interests. Never allow someone else to decide the best course for you. Here is everything about civil engineering and B.Arch. That you need to know. Scope of the subject : Civil engineering course teaches a candidate how to inspect, plan, execute the architectural design for a building or any structure. Civil engineering focuses on the structural elements of the design and sees that these structures are properly built. On the other hand, B.Arch. Graduate has to design buildings and structures based on the customers demand and requirement. The course focuses more on how to increase the look, feel, functionality, and aesthetics of a building or structure. All these done while keeping in mind the structural elements of building it. Hope it helps.

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