Best Books for GATE Civil Engineering (CE) 2023

Dear aspirant,

If you are looking for good knowledge and internships you should look at the following criteria.

1. MIT takes in relatively lower number of students which means smaller batch sizes and thus more individual focus on students. MIT also has a more transparent admission procedure.

2. There is not a lot of course flexibility in Manipal, you'll have to take a fixed number of courses regardless.

3. VIT and MIT both give the students an opportunity under DAAD scholarship. VIT also has 'a semester in abroad' programme where the students can spend one semester abroad for their coursework.

VIT offer better abroad opportunities in comparison with MIT. MIT has more flexible rules and regulations.

The fee structure of VIT vellore is also lower.

Now, that I have stated the facts, the decision is up to you. Getting influenced by substances is an up to an individual. Staying away from harmful behaviour is not dependent on the college you go.

Hope this helps

Specifically in civil engineering a lots of students have appeared in gate exam. So we can't predict anything by just looking into the pervious year cutoff. I think you will get a admission call from DTU by looking into previous year cutoff, but can't be assured that same trend of score will be followed this year. For more information you can refer the link below:-

https://www.engineering.careers360.com/articles/dtu-mtech-cutoff

There are 50-50 chances/possibilities to get a seat in DTU or not in Civil Engineering.

Thank you!

Hello student,

You can join IIEST Shibpur for M.Sc. in Mathematics by giving IIT JAM exam. Gate exam is for students who want to pursue M.tech in IIT and NITs. But for Science subjects you can join IIT and NIT through IIT JAM exam. Hope it is helpful.

You can check this link https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor&ved=2ahUKEwjon4iD6bP4AhW47DgGHW0KDrkQFnoECAYQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1xiFTORDwDEpBZmadY5ZwG If you have any further queries feel free to ask.

Hey aspirant,  There are many career options in chemical engineering. I will mention some important ones. First is working in a core company. This will helps you to get an idea wheather you really like this field. Some of core companies in India are oil and gas, fmcg, pharmaceutical ect.  Foreign companies come to India and hire are reliance, vedantha, HUL, pidilite, TATA chemichals etc. You will get an annual incom of 8-12Lack.

Next one is public sector. To get into public sector you need to clear the exam GATE. Based on score selection process take place. Last year cut off was 25.3 for chemical engineering in general category. 22.7 OBC, 17.8 in SC/ ST. You need to really work hard to secure good marks in GATE.

Career in research is also a good option. If you are interested in academic research this is the best option. You can do research in IIT madras, ISC or in privet companies as research assistant. This will give enough research experience which provide vital role in getting admission in foreign universities.

Next option is higher studies. Mtech, ms or phd in India or abroad.

Last if you're stuck in chemical engineering, you want to get out of this, you can go for data analysis. Companies like KPMG, deloitte hire chemical engineers for this job.

These are some of the options after chemical engineering. Select one  and follow your passion.