Feasibility of going out of India to study civil engineering via GRE
I would like to ask the members present in this forum to please tell
me the feasibility of going abroad to pursue Masters in Civil Engineering
1. Has saturation come in the field in the US and other developed countries( as I perceive but still unconfirmed)
and
2. What are the prospects of going to US or Germany(medium of instruction english) in particular, in terms of
the job security civil engineering offers
me the feasibility of going abroad to pursue Masters in Civil Engineering
1. Has saturation come in the field in the US and other developed countries( as I perceive but still unconfirmed)
and
2. What are the prospects of going to US or Germany(medium of instruction english) in particular, in terms of
the job security civil engineering offers
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Kaustubh KatdareFrankly speaking, no one knows how the situation will be after 2-3 years from now. There's no Job Security anywhere in the world. Your chances of getting a job depend upon lot of other factors - your skill level, experience, ability to crack interviews, university, companies recruiting in your university etc. Why are you worried so much about the things you can't control? If you want to pursue Masters in Civil Engineering, try to go for the best University with a proven track record of placements. It's tad simple, right?
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