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What is your current work status?

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    Hi,sir. I am a civil engineering student from Maharashtra . I done many online course from iit through NPTEL . I also done AutoCAD ,staad.pro,blender. I got idea of this website from my IIT lecturer.

    Hi,sir.

    I am a civil engineering student from Maharashtra . I done many online course from iit through NPTEL .

    I also done AutoCAD ,staad.pro,blender.

    I got idea of this website from my IIT lecturer.

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    Hi sir, I am a intern student at AFCON. and also doing final year degree from Maharashtra.

    Hi sir,

    I am a intern student at AFCON. and also doing final year degree from Maharashtra.

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Asked: August 18, 2020In: Career Guidance

What are the different career options after civil engineering?

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What are the different career options after civil engineering?

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    Civil engineering is one of the oldest and core branch of engineering . After getting bachelor degree in civil engineering, you will be required to work in the construction industry as well as in the business, management, & financial sectors. There are many job openings from a variety of avenuesRead more

    Civil engineering is one of the oldest and core branch of engineering . After getting bachelor degree in civil engineering, you will be required to work in the construction industry as well as in the business, management, & financial sectors. There are many job openings from a variety of avenues if you have done bachelor in civil engineering.

    The different career options after civil engineering are as follows;

    • You can take up your career as Building Control surveyors in surveying field.
    • If you are expert in designing and planning, you can apply for CAD planner as well as CAD technician.
    • After completion of B.tech, you can also go for higher studies like masters and Phd.
    • You can prepare for GATE exams and can get enter prestigious colleges for M.tech studies.
    • You can also study management because it can help you to get a high-paying job with more responsibility.
    • Apart from doing job or study, you can be enterpreneur and have your own companies and job.
    • You can apply for campus placement where you can join job as per your convenience.
    • You can look over for internships to increase your knowledge.
    • If you are not interested to study further after B.tech then you can also apply for jobs in private companies.
    • You can also join the Indian Armed forces.
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Asked: November 30, 2017In: Career Guidance

Which is Best Subject for Masters in Civil Engineering?

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I have three options to choose for my masters degree: “Remote sensing and Geotechnical engineering” “Environmental engineering ” ” construction and infrastructure management” Which one is better help me to figure it out and my dream is to start a construction company?

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    Each branch has its own importance brother. You need to get the best out of the course you get into. Having said that, Structural Engineering and Transportation engineering have more job availability and good scope for research. There are good opportunities even in software side (Related to structurRead more

    Each branch has its own importance brother.

    You need to get the best out of the course you get into.

    Having said that,

    Structural Engineering and Transportation engineering have more job availability and good scope for research.

    There are good opportunities even in software side (Related to structures) like

    • Revit Structure and Architecture
    • STAAD Pro
    • SAP2000
    • ETABS

    Geo-Technical Engineering helps you start your own consultancy firm.

    There are good opportunities even in software side (Related to GeoTechnical) like

    GEO STUDIO – SLOPE/W is used for Slope Stability Analysis ,

    EDUSHAKE for is normally used for earthquake and Geo Technical analysis,

    PLAXIX 2D, Plaxis 3D is a finite element package intended for the two dimensional and 3-dimensional analysis of deformation and stability in geotechnical engineering.

    MATLAB uses mathematical simulation for analyzing structural and foundation problems using a series of arrays.

     

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Asked: September 22, 2020In: Career Guidance

How is the career growth of civil engineers?

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How is the career growth of civil engineers?

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    would be graduating this year,in May. And like you,I have things like private jobs or PSUs,or MBA or IAS/IES,etc... Presuming that you do not want to opt for higher studies (otherwise you must have been sure by now),I would suggest you to give time to yourself,actually introspect and find out if theRead more

    would be graduating this year,in May. And like you,I have things like private jobs or PSUs,or MBA or IAS/IES,etc…
    Presuming that you do not want to opt for higher studies (otherwise you must have been sure by now),I would suggest you to give time to yourself,actually introspect and find out if there is something that interests you in the field,if you want a job in the core field?…

    These are the basic ideas I have-

    1. If you money is what you want and you don’t care whether your career grows up or is stalled, PSU is what you are looking for!

    Prepare for GATE because PSUs barely do campus recruitment now.(for Civil Engineers)

    2. If you want your technical knowledge to be put to test,you want to earn by toiling and learning,go for the private sector.If you don’t know yet,

    • Mediocre CTC (about 3.5-5lpa,for trainees)
    • Heavy Workload,about 12hrs,6days a week

      BUT

    • You can expect something really big after 5-6 years of meaningful experience.You can go on a promotion spree or switch jobs with better packages!
    • You can also take up MBA/M.Tech during your course as an employee,depending whether you want to manage stuff or toil harder on the technicalities section.

      If you doubt it,here’s this for inspiratio
      The man behind L&T
      (I am sure you must be knowing it!)

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Asked: June 18, 2020In: Career Guidance

Which are the best companies to work with as environmental engineers?

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Which are the best companies to work with as environmental engineers?

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    Which are the best companies to work with as environmental engineers?

    Hi, After a master's in environmental engineering, the possibilities of earning and exploring their skills tend to increases. following are the top 5 companies across the globe which provides the best environment for environmental engineers, AECOM Technology Corporation: full name is architecture EnRead more

    Hi,

    After a master’s in environmental engineering, the possibilities of earning and exploring their skills tend to increases.

    following are the top 5 companies across the globe which provides the best environment for environmental engineers,

    1. AECOM Technology Corporation: full name is architecture Engineering consulting operations and maintenance Technology corporation. Majorly this company undertake the projects regarding water engineering and transportation.
    2. CH2M: this company established in 1946 and deals with the area including water renewable energy new technologies environmental friendly design construction and project management services.
    3. HDR: this company deals with large projects like waterways d, reservoir etc.
    4. Jacobs engineering group: this is a global player for construction companies and has multiple offices across the globe with commercial as well as government clients. This company deals with architectural and Technology based construction that is a smart city, town planning, solar field, solar farming etc.
    5. Bechtel: this company works across 160 countries in all continents. Majorly deals with project management and the environmental friendly seat is with providing a wide range of environmental cleanup projects, infrastructure and waterworks.
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Asked: July 19, 2020In: Career Guidance

What is different between quality control and quality assurance?

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What is different between quality control and quality assurance?

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    I make it simple for you, Quality control and quality assurance are the two terms that may be interchangeably used. But there are some differences between these two concepts. quality control is a subpart of quality assurance. Quality Assurance: The assurance given by the engineer or builder for variRead more

    I make it simple for you,

    Quality control and quality assurance are the two terms that may be interchangeably used. But there are some differences between these two concepts.

    quality control is a subpart of quality assurance.

    Quality Assurance:

    The assurance given by the engineer or builder for various projects for the quality of materials is called quality assurance. Basically, it is the plan that fulfills all the requirements of the project and the quality of the project.

    Quality control: it is a control measure for various materials or may be described for the project to fulfill various requirements. It is the technique to fulfill the quality requirements.

    Hope you get the difference.

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Asked: July 28, 2020In: Career Guidance

Which is the best online course available to be be certified as auditor in construction field?

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Which is the best online course available to be be certified as auditor in construction field?

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    Hi sir, following are the steps for becoming a professional auditor for various construction companies or even for banking sectors Complete a bachelor's degree in accounting or business. It is a three years graduation course. Then complete a master's in accounting. It is a two years post-graduationRead more

    Hi sir,

    following are the steps for becoming a professional auditor for various construction companies or even for banking sectors

    1. Complete a bachelor’s degree in accounting or business. It is a three years graduation course.
    2. Then complete a master’s in accounting. It is a two years post-graduation course.
    3. For becoming a qualified auditor there apply for CPA(certified practicing accountants). This is a training pose for several years on the audit engagement.
    4. For becoming a qualified auditor, a person must complete 120 hours of training each year.

    Hope this is beneficial for you.

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