What should I choose after civil engineering. Law or M.Tech?
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Student Expert
4th Jul, 2019
If you a graduate in civil engineering then going for law is not a very good option. You can either go for an MTech or you can get some work experience before you go for higher studies.
You can also get a good career with the public sector companies if you manage to score well in GATE exam. Or if you get interest in MTech then you can go for research also.
All the very best
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Actually I am not fit for civil engineering. I started hating it after I came to know the work engineers do during my internship. The environment (physical and mental) was not adoptable. Please help!
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Actually the work for core branches are like that only. Can you please tell me about the company you were interning with
Ahluwalia contracts India Limited.
If you're interested in law, you will be very much eligible for pursuing a 3 year course as you already have a UG degree- BTECH.
After law you will have various options like litigation in courts, Judiciary, Working in Law firms, Teaching etc.
So if you have interest in such a work environment and subjects you can opt for law. It will take you 3 years to complete.
After law you will have various options like litigation in courts, Judiciary, Working in Law firms, Teaching etc.
So if you have interest in such a work environment and subjects you can opt for law. It will take you 3 years to complete.
