Hello Aspirant!

B.Tech. (Civil Engineering) is a 4 years UG course. As you have not mentioned the college name, its general syllabus may include the following -

1. SEMESTER I :
Mathematics
Engineering Mechanics
Humanities
Engineering Physics
Engineering Graphics

2. SEMESTER II :
Engineering Chemistry
Computer Programming
Surveying
Strength of Materials
Basic Engineering Workshop

3. SEMESTER III :
Building Technology
Fluid Mechanics
Engineering Geology
Electrical Engineering Electronics and Instrumentation
Structural Analysis

4. SEMESTER IV :
Civil Engineering Drawing
Fluids Laboratory
Geotechnical Engineering
Transportation Engineering
Open Channel Hydraulic Machinery

5. SEMESTER V :
Environmental Engineering
Design and Drawing of RC structures
Design of Hydraulic Structures
Irrigation Engineering
Engineering Economics and Principles of Management

6. SEMESTER VI :
Numerical Methods and Research Operations
Advanced Structural Design
Building Maintenance
Ground Water Hydrology
Advanced Foundation Design

7. SEMESTER VII :
Architecture and Town Planning
Transportation Engineering
Construction Engineering and Management
Quantity Surveying and Valuation
Advanced Surveying and Remote Sensing

8. SEMESTER VIII :
Earth and Rockfill Dam Engineering
Finite Element Method
Advanced Mathematics
Coastal Engineering and Marine Structures
Environmental Pollution Control Engineering


For B.E./B. Tech (IT), the set of following subjects are present in general :

SEMESTER I and II :
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Graphics
Mechanics of Solids
Engineering Physics
Communication Skills
Computer Programming and Utilization
Basics of Civil Engineering
Elements of Mechanical Engineering
Elements of Electrical Engineering

SEMESTER III onwards :
Data Structure
Operating System
File Structure
Data Base Management System
Logic Design and Structure
Data Communication
Programming in C language
Business Information Systems
Object oriented Programming using C++
Networking
Programming using Java
Computer Graphics and Multimedia
Computer Networks
Software Engineering
RDBMS
Data Mining
Web Scripting and Technology
E-Commerce
Information Management
Algorithm Design
Electronics
Project Management
Management
Data Compression
Advanced JAVA


These subjects may differ from one institute to another.

Hope you will find this answer helpful.

B.E. Civil Engineering: Syllabus and Course Description

A semester-wise syllabus for B.E. Civil Engineering is given below. The syllabus may vary from one college to other.

Mathematics	Engineering Chemistry
Engineering Mechanics	Computer Programming
Engineering Graphics	Surveying
Humanities	Basic Engineering Workshop
Engineering Physics	Strength of Materials
Building Technology	Civil Engineering Drawing
Electrical Engineering Electronics and Instrumentation	Open channel hydraulic machinery
Structural Analysis	Geotechnical engineering
Fluid mechanics	Transportation engineering
Engineering Geology	Fluids laboratory
Environmental Engineering	Numerical Methods and Operations Research
Irrigation Engineering	Advanced Structural Design
Engineering Economics and Principles of Management	Advanced Foundation Design
Design of Hydraulic Structures	Ground Water Hydrology
Design and Drawing of RC structures	Building Maintenance
Advanced Surveying and Remote Sensing	Earth and Rockfill Dam Engineering
Quantity Surveying and Valuation	Coastal Engineering and Marine Structures
Architecture and Town Planning	Environmental Pollution Control Engineering
Transportation Engineering	Finite Element Method
Construction Engineering and Management	Advanced Mathematics

Hello,

The prescribed syllabus may not be the same every where, it varies from each university/institute.Even different electives will be added in the cirriculum but to help you here are few major subjects which are common for Civil Engineering course

• Concrete Technology
• Fluid Mechanics
• Strength of Materials
• Hydrology and water resources engineering
• Geology
• Irrigation engineering
• Building materials
• Structural engineering
• Mechanics of materials
• Surveying and Geomatics
• Building materials and Planning
• Construction Engineering and Management
• Design of steel structures etc