Civil Engineering (60 Seats)

After completing a Diploma in Civil Engineering, students have a wide range of career opportunities and further study options.

1. Job Opportunities (Direct Employment)

Students can start working immediately in various sectors:

1. Government Jobs

• Junior Engineer (JE) in PWD, Railways, CPWD, Irrigation, Municipal Corporations, etc.
• Technician/Surveyor roles in state and central government departments.
• Appear for SSC JE, RRB JE, or state-level PSC

2. Private Sector

• Site Engineer / Supervisor in construction firms (e.g., L&T, Shapoorji Pallonji, Gammon India).
• CAD Technician (if trained in AutoCAD, Revit, or Civil 3D).
• Quality Control/Assurance Assistant
• Quantity Surveyor Trainee
• Billing Engineer
• Surveyor (using Total Station, GPS, etc.)
• Project Assistant / Site Coordinator

3. Infrastructure Companies

Employment in sectors like:

• Roads & Highways
• Railways & Metro Projects
• Bridges & Flyovers
• Residential/Commercial Buildings
• Water Supply & Sewerage Projects

1. Higher Education Options
2. B.Tech. (Lateral Entry)

• Join directly into 2nd year of a B.Tech Civil Engineering program via lateral entry.
• Opens doors to higher-paying jobs and deeper technical roles.

1. Specialization Courses / Certifications

Short-term diplomas or certifications can enhance your skills:

• AutoCAD, Revit, STAAD Pro, ETABS – for structural and design skills.
• Quantity Surveying
• Construction Project Management
• GIS & Remote Sensing
• Primavera/MS Project – for project scheduling.

1. Entrepreneurship / Self-Employment

• Start a contracting business (with proper licenses).
• Become a freelance AutoCAD drafter or quantity surveyor.
• Open a construction material supply
• Provide surveying or interior designing services (after proper training).

CIVIL ENGINEERING LABS

OBJECTIVES OF CIVIL ENGINEERING LABS

1. Practical Application of Theory:
   • To help students understand the application of theoretical concepts through hands-on experiments and observations.
2. Skill Development:
   • To develop technical skills required for construction, surveying, testing of materials, and use of civil engineering instruments.
3. Familiarization with Equipment:
   • To provide exposure to modern civil engineering tools and instruments used in the field and lab.
4. Problem Solving:
   • To enhance analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities through interpretation of test results.
5. Quality Control:
   • To impart knowledge about material testing and quality assurance in construction practices.
6. Data Handling:
   • To develop the ability to collect, record, and analyze experimental data.
7. Project oriented problem solving:
   • Foster integration of diverse civil engineering discipline through mini projects, designing foundations or small drainage systems, often involving site visits.