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How hectic is life in Mtech structural engineering at IIT Madras?

Yashveer Singh

01 Mar 22

M.Tech structural engineering at IIT Madras is both challenging and rewarding. IITM is a prestigious institution, and its tag holds a lot of value both inside and outside of India.

Time will pass very quickly during this course, and by the end of it, you’ll feel that there’s still a lot more to learn. The environment is quite competitive. If you’ll miss your lectures, it’ll be very hard to understand basic concepts while preparing for exams.

Some professors are very likable, but you’ll not like the teaching style of many. Added to it is the tremendous workload. You’ll be overwhelmed by the never ending assignments. You won’t be spoon fed by anyone. You’ll get the reference books, syllabi and lecture notes, but you’ll have to study by yourself on a regular basis.

Work hard by yourself, and show keen interest in learning. The professors will be happy to guide you and work with you, given that you show proper interest. They publish lots of research material every year, and are in constant search of good students to help them.

Your career will get a positive direction at IIT Madras if you’ll work hard and make the most of your time on campus.

How is the M.Tech structural engineering placement at NIT Trichy?

Aditi Sinha

20 Aug 22

NIT Trichy placements are good for M.Tech Structural Engineering. Here are the recent placement highlights for the branch.

Parameters	Statistics
Placement rate	95%
Lowest CTC	INR 5 LPA
Highest CTC	INR 12 LPA

Afcon, Tata Motors, L&T, Rolls Royal, etc. are the major recruiters for Structural Engineering.

Which is better after graduate in civil: an M.Tech in transportation engineering from an IIT, or construction management from an IIT or NICMAR?

Ajit Singhania

23 Sept 21

IIT Delhi and IIT Madras offer a Post-Graduation in Construction Technology and Management. To secure a seat at either of the institutes, you must obtain a good rank in the GATE examination.

IIT Delhi gives more weightage to the technical aspects of the course, while NICMAR focuses more on the managerial aspects of Construction. The curriculum of the course is unmatched, yet the placements, at times, can be quite unanticipated.

Both the courses are quite equivalent to each other on various stages whatsoever. But, when the decision boils down to which among the both is better, then IIT Delhi might win the race.

Now, the Transportation Engineering department from IITs is indeed a great course. The average package some of my seniors from this course secured was about INR 5 LPA. However, by all means, your placement partially also depends upon whether or not you are typically prepared for it.

Which is better - doing M.Tech from IITs or going for NITIE Mumbai?

Rishabh Khandelwal

13 Aug 21

Having to know some people studying in both these colleges, I can say that they are equally good. You can opt for any one of them, their respective programs are also good. They are recognized as Centres of Excellence by MHRD, Govt of India.

The choice mainly depends on the individual and their preferences. You should go for the one you are enthusiastic about.

NITIE offers 3 courses, where the selection is through GATE scores.
These include Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Engineering, Project Management, and Manufacturing Management.
These courses are a mixture of technical and business management.
IITs offer M.Tech through GATE exam scores.
It involves core specialization and nothing about industrial management.

So, the selection of the college and the course entirely depends on you. Go through them and then decide which will be a better option for your career.

Is a M.Tech in structural engineering at the NIT Trichy worth doing?

Vaani Singh

24 Mar 23

Yes, pursuing an M.Tech in Structural Engineering from the NIT Trichy can be worth doing for several reasons, including:

Reputation and Accreditation: NIT Trichy is one of the most reputed engineering colleges in India, and its M.Tech program in Structural Engineering is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), which is a testimony to the quality of education and training offered by the institute.
Faculty and Curriculum: The institute has a team of experienced and qualified faculty members who are experts in the field of structural engineering. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of advanced concepts and techniques in the field and to equip students with the practical skills and knowledge required to solve real-world structural engineering problems.
Research and Industry Exposure: NIT Trichy has a strong research culture, and students are encouraged to participate in research projects and industry collaborations. This provides students with valuable exposure to the latest developments and trends in the field of structural engineering and helps them stay abreast of the latest technological advancements.
Placement Opportunities: NIT Trichy has an excellent placement record, with several leading companies and organizations visiting the campus each year to recruit students. Graduates of the M.Tech program in Structural Engineering are in high demand in various industries, including construction, infrastructure, and consulting.

In summary, pursuing an M.Tech in Structural Engineering from NIT Trichy can provide you with an excellent education and training, exposure to the latest research and industry trends, and good career prospects in the field of structural engineering.

Is environmental geotechnology (civil) branch for M.Tech at NIT Calicut good enough?

Jugal Sabharwal

20 Aug 21

The M.Tech program of Environmental Geotechnology at NIT Calicut is an interdisciplinary branch.

In the first semester, you will be taught about Geotechnological Engineering and in the second semester, you will learn about subjects that are in Environmental Engineering such as Groundwater Hydrology.

All in all, this course is more towards the Geotechnical side than the Environmental side. You also have to undertake projects. Usually, most people opt for Geotechnical projects.

Talking about the prospects of the future, L&T has been the only recruiters for some years now they recruited very few students pursuing postgraduate.

If you want to teach this course in the future, then pursuing it will be a good idea. It is definitely a good course but not the best. Join if you are interested in the course and not for the NIT tag.

How are the placements for M.Tech students in civil engineering in IIT Roorkee?

Falguni Ghose

11 Apr 23

It’s sad to say but MTech students do not attract very good companies for placements. The companies prefer students with experience. BTech students prepare well in advance either for MBA or coding to get placements in IT or banking companies. MTech students are not allowed to do so and thus are unable to secure good packages.

Now the question arises, what should MTech students do to guarantee a safe career? Well, I will suggest that they prepare for GATE again and clear PSU or some other Engineering service.

You can even enter Academia but the salary packages will also be average. Another option is to go for a Ph.D. but this too has no career prospects. The most guaranteed way is to clear PSU.

Which is better for M.Tech - civil engineering, IISc Bangalore or IIT Madras?

Aditi Banerjee

29 Mar 23

When it comes to pursuing MTech in civil engineering, choosing between IISc Bangalore and IIT Madras can be a challenging decision. Both institutions are renowned for their academic excellence and have a long-standing reputation for producing some of the finest graduates in the field. To help you make an informed decision, let's explore the differences between the two institutions based on your future plans.

If you're planning to pursue a career in academia, then IISc Bangalore might be the better option for you.

Here are some reasons why:

IISc Bangalore has a strong emphasis on research-oriented teaching, which makes it an ideal choice for those who want to pursue a career in research or teaching.
The faculty at IISc Bangalore are highly experienced and well-versed in their respective fields, which means that you'll be learning from some of the best minds in the country.
The research facilities and infrastructure at IISc Bangalore are world-class, which means that you'll have access to the latest tools and technologies to carry out your research.

On the other hand, if you're planning to pursue a career in the corporate world, then IIT Madras might be the better option for you. Here are some reasons why:

IIT Madras has a strong reputation for producing graduates who are industry-ready and have the skills and knowledge to excel in the corporate world.
The on-campus placements at IIT Madras are some of the best in the country, which means that you'll have a higher chance of getting placed in a top-tier company.
IIT Madras has strong industry connections and collaborations, which means that you'll have opportunities to work on real-world projects and gain practical experience.

Whether IISc Bangalore or IIT Madras is better for M.Tech in civil engineering depends on your plans.

What are the placement opportunities after earning Master from IIT Bombay in civil engineering?

Advaith Bhaskar

18 Mar 23

IIT Bombay Civil Engineering branch is well known for its programs like Master, Dual Degrees, and BTech. Candidates with good profiles have a wide range of opportunities. BTech students are preferred for Non-core jobs whereas MTech students are preferred for MTech students.

Some jobs offered to students belonging to the Civil Engineering branch at IIT Bombay are

Structural Designer: Top companies like Dar Al, Walter P Moore, and Thornton Tomasetti offer this role. Around 1 to 4 students are hired for such roles by each company. The most important criteria are CPI and your proficiency in software.
Site Engineer: These roles are offered by companies like SP group, and LnT Look. You are tested usually on the basics of civil engineering and your ability to give long-term commitment.
Management Trainee: Many civil companies offer management profiles also. Students with extracurricular backgrounds with reasonable academics are usually preferred for such roles. Some companies from the Middle East also offer such profiles.
Teaching: In the last few years many private universities hire Masters's students directly for Assistant Professor posts. They are required to start their Ph.D. in less than a year.
Other Sub branches: Companies for water resources, Geo-tech, and Surveying offer very few roles. A few companies such as Dar Al open these profiles too.
Non-Core Companies: Companies in the fields of investments, analytics, Banking, etc either don't open for M.Tech students or are not short-listed for interview.

100% placement at IIT Bombay is just a myth and you have to work hard to secure a job.

What is the scope after an M.Tech course in earthquake engineering at IIT Roorkee?

Shruti Gupta

14 Apr 23

M.Tech in Earthquake Engineering at IIT Roorkee would provide students with a strong understanding of the science and engineering of earthquakes and how to design structures to withstand them.

Some of the potential career opportunities include jobs in consulting firms, government agencies, construction companies, or research institutions, where you would use your knowledge of earthquake engineering to design and evaluate buildings and other structures for seismic safety. You can also pursue research or enter Academia.

The scope of M.Tech in earthquake engineering at IIT Roorkee depends on where you will be showcasing your learned knowledge and skills. Not many industries understand the skills gained through Earthquake Engineering. But the course delivers the finest concepts of structural behavior which eventually helps you to climb the ladder as a structural. You may find your skills go to waste as many people devalue and belittle this branch but trust me it has great scope in the future. The best part is that you can pursue both structural engineering and structural dynamics as a student of Earthquake engineering.