hello,

The major difference between Infrastructure management and construction management is that, Infrastructure management has got a bigger aspect of covering Design, construction, operations, finances etc. of a wider project. It involves a lot of stakeholders from various fields such as Legal, financial, environmental, construction, government etc.Majority of Infrastructure projects in India are done on PPP(public private partnership) model.

While construction management is dedicated to construction part of a project. It has limited application with the construction part of the project.

In Infrastructure project mostly government is involved as it covers a wider public as beneficiary, while construction management projects are mostly carried by civil contractors.

Example: In a highway construction project, Earning, procurement, Design, building, Finances,SPV(special purpose vehicle) such as tolls etc. will come under umbrella of Infrastructure management.

While construction of highway after all planning, finances and legal formalities by a Pvt. or govt. civil contractor will come under construction management that includes scheduling of construction, resource levelling, time cost trade-off etc.

hope this will help you

all the best!!

Hello,

To get seat in M.tech your must appear for entrance exam and qualify in it. There are national level, state level and university level entrance exams like GATE, BITS HD, TS PGECET, AP PGECET, Karnataka PGECET etc. Depending on the college you are interested in, you need to appear for entrance exam. This is if you want to get admission through entrance exam. You can check the list of entrance exams for M.Tech in India using the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-are-m-tech-entrance-exams-except-gate

You need to qualify in the exam but first you need to check if the M.Tech Structural Engineering course is offered in the college that you are interested in. If you qualify you need to participate in counselling, the counselling process vary depending on the exam/institute so you should check the details before applying. You will be allotted a seat based on your rank, category and preference. If you are satisfied with the allotment you can join in the college if not you can participate in further rounds if any depending on the rules of the counselling process.

hi,

see cutoff score changes in every year and it depends on certain factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream. you did not mention what is your category. however based on previous years closing score you have chances for below mention colleges,

Panimalar Engineering College

Sivakasi Kongu Engineering College

SONA College of Technology

hey,

after completing your M.tech in construction management you may work as a professor, formwork technology manager, construction manager, assistant professor, technology specialist , business development executive , project manager , construction manager and so on , some of the top recruiters are marafiz contracting , emmar properties, black cat eng ralls contracting , sedrat AI khaleej, contormet , silver falkon , medgulfpunj etc.

hope this helps!

Hey dear, Sardar Patel college is AICTE recognized and affiliated to the University of Mumbai. If you want to pursue M.Tech in construction management from there, than the fee for full course of 2 years is between 2 lakhs to 3 lakhs. Hope you find your way ahead.

Is mba in construction management and mba in project management same??

Hello,

The total fees for M. Tech in Construction Management in Saradar Patel College of Engineering is approximately INR 2,00,000. It is a 2-years full-time Post Graduate course in the field of Civil Engineering. For more details about Construction Management in the college, you can visit:

http://www.spce.ac.in/Documents/Scheme&Syllabus/2020-21/Civil/M.Tech%20CM%20-CREDIT%20SYSTEM-2020-21.pdf

Hope this helps!!!

Hello,

There is no college in Mumbai with construction management course. There are only two colleges in Maharashtra with M.B.A in Construction management,

• MIT College of Management, Pune

MIT College of Management, Pune was established in 2007 under the aegis of MIT Group of Institutions. Since 2007, MITCOM has been offering the two-year full-time PGP MBA Programme in Project Construction Management.

• Amity University, Mumbai

Amity University, Mumbai was established in the year 2014 and is a private college and is a co-ed college. Amity University, Mumbai has UGC Approval.

• veermata jijabai technological institute.
  
• Government polytechnic mumbai.
  
• Bhartiya Vidya bhavan's sardar patel college of engineering.
  
• Rachana sansad
  
• Shri bhagubai mafatlal polytechnic