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Hi Namita. As you said you are a civil engineer so that has a strong association with doing something creative. So before putting across a list of a 1000 options ranging from animation to film making and speech & dreams to Home decor which are actually considered to be the "creative" group of professions, I wish to have some information from you. 1) Why do you want to be into something Creative? 2) Do you wish to remain associated with something that pertains to civil engineering in some way or may be with IT as you already have a back ground of the same. 3) What have been your creat
Treated as a most trusted and common degree from the time immemorial, engineering stream is unparalleled. Especially when it comes to the core branches like civil, electrical and mechanical, due to their uniqueness and ability to provide a job, they suit the best for the young, dynamic and enthusiastic ones who wants to make the career in technical heads. Generally, civil is known to be the royal branch of the engineering, just because of the fact that when the men arrived on the earth, his very first necessity was to have the shelter through which he can survive by the sunlight, rain and mist
Hello Ruchin, Ask yourself why did you opt for civil engineering?. You will get your required answer. Anyways answering your question. You have many options further. Right from opting for a masters degree to designing to architecture, to masters in planning, management studies (MBA), project management, supply chain management, computers (MCA). Wish you good luck...
Hello Rajni, Good question asked. But sorry the question cannot be answered. Simply because the two fields cannot be compared at all and secondly they are two seperate professions having no similiarity and lastly they require different potentials. Though few engineers do opt for civil service exams Choice is theirs and right now choice is yours. As both engineering and civil services are the the best in their concerned areas. Wish you good luck....
Hey Nikhil, Welcome to CG.com Thanks for visiting us and writing us your career query. What to do after the Graduation is the major question that lies with the students. Students do not understand whether they should continue with the studies or should start with the job. I assume that you had completed your B.Tech in Civil Engineering. After Completion of the B.Tech in Civil you have many further study opportunities available for you . First is if you are getting a campus placement you can take the campus placement or else you can go with the Further Education. You need to be very clear with
Once you’re in a master’s degree program, one of the most important things you have to consider is what you will do after you finish your degree.Keep an eye on recruitment advertisements in leading dailies. For any Confusion Regarding Career Paths – Take here: Psychometric Career Tests including Ideal Career Test JOB OPPORTUNITY If you are looking for private sector job in civil engineering field following are the designation & requirements for the same. You can go abroad and apply for a good decent job in your own field. Site Engineer - only bachelors degree in civil
Dear Aspirant, I am so so happy to see a girl like you who is thinking for a long term career while being at the 10th std level. Many appreciations to you. For IAS, it would be fine to select Humanities and choose Political Science. Generally the subject political science is very near to the IAS studies and therefore many choose this and get successful. However, it is not that only Humanities Political Science students get through IAS easily. There is nothing easy in IAS studies, but yes, this subject or specialisation will help you get the overall understanding of India which is required for
Dear Aspirant, Your friends are very RIGHT. They have suggested you correctly. Please convey my thanks and appreciation to them since they did not fool you and told you the reality. Being a Civil Engineer, I would strongly suggest you to go a job immediately after your degree. Yes, you can study too, but not an MBA. The best thing as a Civil Engineer to study would be: 1. Project Management 2. Construction Project Management 3. ISO 4. AutoCAD, Stata, Primavera. The above is applicable only if you would like to remain in the civil engineering field for your career. Choosing MBA Finance, etc. wo
Dear Aspirant, Very sad to see another case where the candidate is not happy with the course and future of the career is concerned. Civil Engineering is a good field with good scope. Now that you have decided that you wish to leave Civil Engineering, to begin with please ensure that even if you dont like it, you should score atleast 55% in the degree of civil engineering. If you like playing with numbers very much which is a good thing, I suggest you the below options: 1. Chartered Financial Analyst 2. Actuaries (Insurance) 3. Data Analytics 4. Business Intelligence I would definitely suggest
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