Civil and Structural Engineering

Dear Chintan,
Please visit www.ceptadmissions.in and you can read the Admission procedure of Bachelor of Construction Technology program or you can visit the following link
http://admissions.cept.ac.in/undergraduate/faculty-of-technology/bachelor-of-construction-technology
The application forms have already been started.

I can tell you about five best colleges in Delhi, but I am not sure about their criteria.
According to my research, the best college in Delhi for M.Tech in structural are:
1. IIT Delhi (GATE, CEED)
2. DTU (GATE)
3. Guru Gobind Singh Indraptastha University (GATE)
4. Jamia Hamdard
5. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU-I2IT)
I hope that will help you.

Hi,
The program you are referring to is a specialization applicable to part time M.Sc Civil Engineering only. For fee details, please check here:
http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/graduate/coursework/BeforeApplying/Fees/Pages/TuitionFees.aspx

For getting into construction field, you need to take civil engineering.

It depends on your views and the college you choose. Every course has its own value and it can be enhanced by your own interests.

Hi,To pursue your Ph.D you must be accepted by a research supervisor. Begin your research by visiting university websites and find out universities offering research activities in your area. You must communicate with the respective department heads and share your research idea and proposals. They will accept you if they like what you wrote. Patience and continuous follow-ups with them would be required.

Hello Kishan,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing M.Tech in Structural Engineering from Hyderabad. To assist you in choosing the colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information on the colleges:
https://goo.gl/XLMz22
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello Soheb,
The basic difference between courses in India and abroad is that the courses abroad are more practical oriented compared to the courses in India. You might need a bit of time to adapt to their education system, but it won't be a trouble at all.
I hope it helps.

Check out the link below for details:
http://www.careerindia.com/courses/unique-courses/what-is-structural-engineering-scope-and-career-opportunities-015063.html