Merits and Demerits of M-tech in civil Engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering Definition

• Civil engineering is a professional engineering deals with Design, Construction and Maintenance of physical and naturally built environment.

• Civil engineering is the oldest branch of engineering. It is considered as second oldest engineering discipline after military engineering.

• Examples of civil engineering are Dams, Roads, Railways, Bridges, Buildings, Airports etc.

• The person who is responsible for Design, Construction and Maintenance called as civil engineer

• Quality of civil engineering work depends on the knowledge of civil engineer who is handling the given project. 

Merits/Advantages of M-tech in Civil Engineering

• Perusing higher studies like Phd 

• Eligible to get job in colleges and universities in India and abroad 

• Persons interest to do research in their own field.

• Dream to study in higher institutions like IITs and NITs in India and to get opportunity to study even in abroad

• In some of the PSUs M-tech is the basic requirement to fill the form.

• To get funds from various government and non-government organizations in India and abroad to do research in their field

• It gives in-depth knowledge technical knowledge which helps the student to grow their their career

• Chances to get managerial positions in various organizations. 

Demerits/Disadvantages of M-tech in Civil Engineering

• Barrier for carrier advancements in the corporate world

• Less chances of getting government jobs because in almost all the exams the basic qualification is B-tech.

• Very tough curriculum, students need hard work to complete their course 

• Civil engineering gives more weightage to field work as compare to M-tech

• Hard to get job without experience if you complete your M-tech degree first

• Placement scenario of M-tech is little bit bad than B-tech