It depends upon your interest and the field which you wanna live the rest of your life in. Ok as you wish let us compare both…

The differences between civil and industrial engineering lie in the technical aspects required of the projects undertaken. The work civil engineers mostly do on large-scale projects, which require the design, construction and maintenance of the infrastructure of cities and countries. The systems that they implement include roads, bridges, dams, airports, buildings, water supply systems and sewage and waste treatment plants. Civil engineers put emphasis on efficiency and safety to ensure the systems they construct run smoothly to minimize risks to public use.

Civil engineers must consider the construction environment when choosing building sites, selecting construction materials, planning structures and completing projects to protect their work from natural hazards. They may have to retrofit old structures as a safeguard against earthquakes, tornadoes and other disasters. They work on renewable energy projects and contain and dispose of solid and liquid wastes. These engineers also ensure projects comply with federal, state and local environmental mandates.

Industrial engineers are responsible for creating and maintaining the systems that are used to create products, deliver services, and build infrastructure. When developing systems that power industries, industrial engineers must take into account all of the factors involved, including users, materials, processes and supply chain management. They implement control systems to manage production schedules and flow, resolve production issues and analyze costs and spending. Unlike civil engineers, whose main priorities are creating practical designs and maintaining public safety, industrial engineers are considered “efficiency experts” who maximize efficiency and minimize costs in production environments.

If you compare it by salary i’d say its almost same for both if you go for core jobs and management jobs. It now depends up on the institute you choose on ,the course more popular with more knowledgeable and experienced profs.

For placements stats go through this article .

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ramaiah-institute-of-technology-bangalore/placement

For more information please go through this article .

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ramaiah-institute-of-technology-bangalore

So all the best.

Hello Rahul ,

Placement wise Industrial engineering is better than civil engineering . Why because 12 percentage of placements is increased compared to 2017 -18. While coming to civil engineering  13 percentage of placements is decreased compared to 2017 - 2018.

For placements stats go through this article .

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ramaiah-institute-of-technology-bangalore/placement

For more information please go through this article .

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ramaiah-institute-of-technology-bangalore

where you can find eligibility criteria, about college , placements data , courses offered , fee structure e.t.c.

I hope you got it !!

All the best !!!