Structural Engineering

Yes , You can get admission for M.TECH in structural engineering with a CGPA of 7.09. I would like to suggest Chandigarh University for this course.Masters in Structural Engineering including defining the soil strength and deformation properties. It uses scientific methods and principles of engineering, and give knowledge of the physical properties of the ground, numerical calculations, analysis of the stability of slopes and cliffs, and assessing load-bearing capacity. Research and development in Structural Engineering is carried out to improve methods for surveying and testing sediment and rock samples in a laboratory.
The course at Chandigarh University focuses on the following software:
3 Deep
The software helps in automatic model generation and it is a virtual reality software for deep excavations.
Accecalc
It helps to analyze and evaluate the rock slopes under seismic conditions and dynamic forces, based on a given accelerogram.
AllPie
This Windows-based analysis program virtually handles all types of piles, including drilled shafts, steel pipes, H-piles, pre-cast concrete piles, auger-cast piles, timber piles, jetted Piles, etc.
Career
Geotechnical Engineers have job opportunities in ONGC, Urban planning departments, Government Port Trusts, PWD, Municipal Corporations, NHAI, Indian Railways, etc. and play the following role
Supervise Site
Inspect soil, bedrock, and rock
Manage Project
Estimate Cost
Design Foundation

Hello Firdouse, I am afraid as to what you are seeking is not legally feasible at least presently in India. University grants commission has laid out a policy stating no professional courses can be offered by any university by way of correspondence course. What perhaps you can think of doing is joining a college which is allowing postgraduate courses to be conducted as part time courses. Here you will need to attend the classes which are invariably held either in the evening or on the weekends or both. However such institutes are very less in number and hence their gender information is not available on the net. You need to find out engineering colleges offering post graduation in your desired branch in the place where you are presently working for living and then contact each college separately by telephone to seek this information and then take appropriate action. Best wishes to you.