Hi there,

Pursuing a B.tech course is itself very good as per current times. There are various opportunities in different- different fields. An individual will get opportunities based on their skills. Coming to your question, Doing MS is a wonderful idea for sure.

See, pursuing a MS Degree from countries like USA, UK, GERMANY etc brings various opportunities as well. It is for sure that in India civil engineering from a Tier-1 college is better as you will be able to fetch jobs easily. But in other countries it has a very good scope.

See, if you are planning to invest and then targetting to work in India can be a risky option for you as well. Investing in such a costly degree from abroad will surely take ages to recover if you work in India. So, choose wisely.

There are no issues in doing MS from abroad.

Hope you understand. Still in case if you face any doubt, kindly revert back!!

Thank you and make a wise decision!

yeah! You can do the MS program in Civil Trade from abroad but you have to qualify some of the entrances such as GRE. Most of the students from India usually go for countries such as Germany, Cannada for the study of Engineering.

The top countries in which you can go for studying:

• USA
• UK
• Germany
• Australia
• New Zealand

Top Universities in USA are:

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• University of California Berkeley
• Stanford University
• University of Texas Austin

Top Universities in New Zealand:

• University of Canterbury
• Auckland University of Technology
• University of Auckland
• Massey University

Top Universities in UK:

• Imperial College of London
• University of Cambridge
• University of Oxford
• UCL
• University of Manchester

Top universities in Australia:

• University of Adelaide
• La Trobe University
• Flinders University
• University of Southern Queensland

Top Universities in Germany:

• Technical University of Munich
• University of Stuttgart
• Dresden University of Technology

To know more about Civil Engineering as a career, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/civil-engineering-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!