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What should be best for me after doing 3 year diploma in civil engineering ?

I have done my diploma in civil engineering from Government polytechnic Kaimur.

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Eric’s Answer

Hi Vivek. Congratulations on completing your 3-year degree in civil engineering! Civil engineering is a broad field. Do you know which branch you want to work in? Depending on which branch you want to work in, you may want to pursue a masters degree in that specialization. If your undergrad coursework focused on a particular branch of civil engineering then you may be able to get a job straight out of college with your undergrad degree. If you can provide a little more information about your undergrad coursework and what you want to specialize in, then I can follow up with other suggestions. Until then, all the best!
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Bereket (Bek)’s Answer

Hi Vivek!

Congratulations on your achievement! I also started with a degree in engineering and went on to earn an M.Sc. in Civil & Environmental Engineering. If you enjoy this field, it's important to decide whether you want to focus on academia, like teaching and research, or work directly in the industry. This choice will greatly impact your career path. I encourage you to continue your studies and get a B.Sc. The real excitement begins when you start designing important civil engineering projects.
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Steven’s Answer

Great question! Civil engineering is an excellent degree and opens up many job opportunities. Here are a couple of thoughts from my experience: 1. Think about whether you want to become a professional engineer and work directly in the engineering field, like designing bridges or roads. These jobs are in demand, and if you enjoy the technical side of design and construction, this could be a perfect fit for you. 2. An engineering degree also provides a strong base for further studies, like an MBA, or a consulting career. With your engineering and math skills, you might also consider careers in consulting, finance, or accounting.
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