Which course should I pursue after completing my B.Tech in civil engineering in order to get a good job?

manpreet Best Answer 3 years ago

You must post your resume on online portals like Naukri.com, Monster.com, Shine.com to find a job which is ideal for your profile. Don't worry about the salary in your first job. Focus on getting a job where you can learn a lot. Also, all the while you are searching a job, keep developing your skills and keep brushing your subject knowledge to be better prepared to take the best advantage of any opportunity that knocks your door.

manpreet 3 years ago

1. Campus Placement: If you are not interested in pursuing higher studies. You can get placed in a firm through campus placement. 2. Opt for M.Tech in civil engineering with the specialisation of your choice:Structural EngineeringTraffic and Transportation EngineeringHydraulics and Water Resources EngineeringEnvironment EngineeringGeotechnical EngineeringConstruction ManagementSoil & Foundation Engineering The duration of following courses are two years. For this, you need to prepare well for GATE exam (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) to get admission in IITs, IISC or NITs. 3. Get a job after graduation in private sector which hire Civil Engineering graduates:Larsen and ToubroJaypee GroupGammon India Ltd.Punj Lloyd Group,Nagarjuna Construction Company,Hindustan Construction Company (HCC)IVRCL Infrastructure & Projects LtdSimplex Projects LtdShapoorji Pallonji & Company 4. Get a job after graduation in public sector companies which hire civil engineering graduates:NTPC - National Thermal Power Corporation LimitedBHEL - Bharat Heavy Electricals LimitedONGC - Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LimitedHAL - Hindustan Aeronautics LimitedGAIL - Gas Authority of India LimitedSAIL - Steel Authority of India LimitedIOCL - Indian Oil CorporationBSNL - Bharat Sanchar Nigam LimitedISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation You can also appear for ESE.Engineering Services Examination (ESE) - this exam is conducted by UPSC for the recruitment in the departments of the central government. Following are the departments that fall under central government: Central Engineering Service (Central Public Works Depart), Indian Railway Service of Engineers, Indian Defence Service of Engineers (Military Engineer Services), Central Engineering Service Group 'A' (Roads) Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Central Water Engineering Service (Central Water Commission), Border Roads Organisation (Border Road Engineering Services), and Survey of India. PSUs Exam- the PSC exam for the recruitment into departments of the state government such as Public work department (PWD), etc.The Railway recruitment Board (RRB) also recruits civil engineering graduates.