I have passed my engineering in civil engineering background in 2018.Right now I want to do mba .can you please help me in this regard?

Hello Nigam Singh

Without the support of infrastructure facilities, all economic activities slow down. Of course, civil engineers are the backbones of any nation in creating a robust infrastructure to boost its economy.

Masters in any thing has much more scope and it increases your knowledge in that particular field as well.. But it matters only after you really have intreat in doing MBA after your engineering. An MBA with CE degree can be an ideal candidate to be recruited by reputed builders, Construction material manufacturers like Cement, Steel, Paint, MDF, Hardware etc.  They can also be recruited by construction consultants, reputed architects and interior decorators to add value to their offerings.

Civil Engineering itself is divided into numerous other sub-disciplines such as Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering, Construction Engineering, etc. All these discipline skills need to be integrated into the project for its success. Every sub-discipline of Civil Engineering whether it is Structural Engineering or Water Resource Engineering is equally important in creating world-class infrastructure and urban development and has a specific role in the project life cycle right from the concept stage to handing over of the project to the client.

Following are listed some institutes which offers courses in construction management in India

• RICS School of Built Environment, Amity University
  
• Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IITM)
  
• Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IITD)
  
• Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi

• Good Mathematical and Analytical Skills
• Team Worker
• Able to work outdoors
• High aptitude for leadership
• Able to work beyond 9-5 schedules

Career Scope

All students who complete a degree or diploma in this particular field of management studies are eligible for employment in reputed construction and other companies. Graduate candidates specializing in Construction Management could become planning engineers, designers of infrastructure projects, controllers and monitors, procurement and coordination executives and appraisers of project proposals submitted to funding agencies. Post graduate students in Construction Management (PG Diploma, MBA, M.Tech etc) work as assistant managers, planning managers and project managers in construction companies in collaboration with specialists such as architects, structural engineers, electrical engineers, sustainability experts, finance experts, and others. Also many of them start their own construction management firms. Job opportunities are plenty in:

• Large Development Companies
• International Consulting Firms
• Multi-national Architectural Firms
• Government Sector Organizations
• Construction Firms

Hope it helps you.

Hey there

You are eligible for doing MBA. CAT is the most popular exam in India for gate this year the date of application is passed and so I'll suggest you to prepare for an year as if you'll give any exam without preparation then you'll feel discouraged thus prepare for an year for MBA.

Good luck