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Hi Guys,
Will be a Civil engineering graduate in June
, and like others are concerned about their careers, so am i. I have already recieved an offer letter in a company through campus placement. The firm is specialises in Water Treatment Plants.
But now the crossroads arise, should i pursue Post-Grad or take up the job offered. Sooner or later, i have to do a PG course. I'm not interested in MBA as Civil + MBA i feel don't gel together, so i'll be quite happy in specialising a core sector of the civil area.
Although my dad's pressurising me to study abroad for PG, i ain't interested. Instead, after researching, i have come across NICMAR, Pune the premier institute in India specialises in PG courses for Civil, and also their recruitment boasts of some heavy giants, with a placement record of 98-99%. But i need a realistic picture about this.
Can i get some inputs from the members who are having first-hand experiences, or have heard it from their friends ?
The course if i opt for will be related to Real Estate & Urban Development (2 Years On Campus). Their flagship course is Advanced Construction Mgmt. I need to act fast cos admissions have now opened and will close soon. Also, i need to know whether admission process is tough and the chances of getting through ?
On the other hand, i feel that Water Treatment is an upcoming line, and should stick to job first and later go in for PG.
Pls guide me through ur invaluable suggestions.
TIA.
BBThumbHealer
Will be a Civil engineering graduate in June
But now the crossroads arise, should i pursue Post-Grad or take up the job offered. Sooner or later, i have to do a PG course. I'm not interested in MBA as Civil + MBA i feel don't gel together, so i'll be quite happy in specialising a core sector of the civil area.
Although my dad's pressurising me to study abroad for PG, i ain't interested. Instead, after researching, i have come across NICMAR, Pune the premier institute in India specialises in PG courses for Civil, and also their recruitment boasts of some heavy giants, with a placement record of 98-99%. But i need a realistic picture about this.
Can i get some inputs from the members who are having first-hand experiences, or have heard it from their friends ?
The course if i opt for will be related to Real Estate & Urban Development (2 Years On Campus). Their flagship course is Advanced Construction Mgmt. I need to act fast cos admissions have now opened and will close soon. Also, i need to know whether admission process is tough and the chances of getting through ?
On the other hand, i feel that Water Treatment is an upcoming line, and should stick to job first and later go in for PG.
Pls guide me through ur invaluable suggestions.
TIA.
BBThumbHealer
