Civil Engineering in India

Civil engineers design, build, supervise, operate, and maintain construction projects and systems in the public and private sector, including roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and systems for water supply and sewage treatment. Many civil engineers work in design, construction, research, and education. Civil Engineering is an age old profession and with Government of India's focus on infrastructure scope and opportunities for Civil Engineer will be very high for next few years.

First thing, you must have a keen interest to pursue civil engineering. You need to have planning, designing, supervising and administering skills. Also, you must be ready to sweat out and construction sites and ready to work in hostile conditions.
Civil engineers have good opportunities in government sectors. There is a huge demand of civil engineers as government has boosted the infrastructure sector. There are equally good opportunities in private sector for civil engineers.

yes
u have a great jop opperunties

There are many branches of civil engineering for Masters program. For list of branches, you should visit the institution website. However, I am providing name of some branches of civil engineering:
structural engineering
geotechnical engineering
earthquake engineering
transportation engineering
hydraulics engineering
underground structural engineering
tunnel engineering
alternative hydro energy
environmental engineering
CAD engineering
water resource engineering
highway engineering
construction planning and management engineering

You have to qualify IIT JEE exam to take admission in B.Tech. However, there are many state universities/colleges/private universities which offer lateral entry to second year B.Tech students.

You have to qualify tests like GRE or TOEFL in order to pursue higher studies abroad. You have to apply separately for the colleges and universities. You may not get a scholarship to pursue your Master's degree abroad.

You can appear for SSC, UPSC or State PSC exams. You can get good job opportunities in PSUs after qualifying GATE exam or any other exam conducted by different public sector undertakings.

obviously IIT are the best. but to get chance in it is equally too tough. according to TOI survey, SRM is the best ranked private college for B.Tech in India. So u can try there.

Dear, these days the growing industries, mega cities, people and their lifestyles all depend upon a civil engineer. Try to study in a good college.

civil engineering frome some deemed university.getting job will not be difficulty.