The B.Tech program is of 4 years (8 semesters), including theory courses, laboratory work, field training, internships, and project work.
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) from a recognized board with the minimum percentage/CGPA as per university admission criteria.
A JEE Main score is preferred, but admission can also be granted through the university’s own merit criteria and counseling process.
The curriculum covers essential civil engineering areas such as:
Civil Engineering students have access to well-equipped labs, including:
Yes. Students learn: AutoCAD, STAAD Pro, ETABS, SAP2000, Revit, ArcGIS, Primavera, MATLAB, and survey-related digital tools (Total Station, GPS, Drones for mapping).
Internships are strongly encouraged, and students typically undergo:
Students participate in:
Graduates can work in roles such as:
They can join construction companies, design consultancies, government departments, infrastructure firms, and research organizations.
Yes, the university’s Training & Placement Cell provides strong placement assistance with leading companies in real estate, infrastructure, consulting, and public-sector organizations.
Absolutely. Many students go on to pursue:
Students can choose advanced electives in:
Yes, in the final year, students undertake a Major Project based on research, fieldwork, software modelling, or innovative product development.
Applications can be submitted through the Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) official website, followed by counseling and document verification.
The program typically spans 2 years, divided into 4 semesters, including coursework, laboratory work, and a dissertation/project.
A valid GATE score is preferred, but non-GATE candidates can also apply as per university admission policies.
The curriculum includes advanced topics such as:
Students have access to state-of-the-art labs including:
Yes, students learn industry-relevant tools such as: STAAD Pro, ETABS, SAP2000, ANSYS, SAFE, AutoCAD, Midas, and other FEM and modelling software.
Yes, Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) has an active Training & Placement Cell that supports internships, industry connections, and placements with reputed companies.
While not compulsory for all, students are encouraged and supported to take industry internships or consultancy projects to enhance practical exposure.
Yes, students may engage in research collaborations with industry partners, government-funded projects, and can pursue Ph.D. programs in structural engineering or allied fields.
Yes, working professionals with the required academic background can apply, subject to university norms regarding attendance and course load.
Candidates can apply through the official Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) website during the admission cycle. The process typically includes registration, form submission, and document verification.
Graduates pursue careers as faculty members, research scientists, senior consultants, policy advisors, and R&D professionals in academia, industry, and government organizations.
The Ph.D. programme is offered in Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Material Science Engineering, and Remote Sensing & GIS.
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree (M.Tech/M.E. or equivalent) in Civil Engineering or a relevant specialisation with the minimum qualifying marks as prescribed by the university.
GATE/NET qualification is not mandatory; however, candidates with valid GATE/NET scores may receive preference or relaxation as per institutional policy.
Admission is generally based on a Ph.D. entrance test followed by a personal interview/presentation to assess the candidate’s research aptitude and subject knowledge.
Yes. Working professionals can apply for the Ph.D. programme, subject to meeting eligibility criteria and institutional guidelines.
Yes. The programme is offered in both full-time and part-time modes, as per university norms.
Yes. Eligible candidates may receive university fellowships, government scholarships, or funding through sponsored research projects, subject to availability and performance.
Selection is based on academic credentials, performance in the entrance test, research proposal, and interview conducted by the doctoral committee.
Yes. The programme actively encourages interdisciplinary research involving multiple domains of civil engineering and allied fields.
Scholars have access to advanced laboratories, computational tools, research software, digital libraries, and high-performance computing facilities.
Yes. Ph.D. scholars are required to publish research papers in reputed peer-reviewed journals as per university and regulatory requirements.
Yes. Scholars are encouraged to participate in government- and industry-funded research projects, gaining valuable research and professional exposure.
The department promotes international collaborations, joint research, and conference participation, subject to availability and research relevance.
The minimum duration of the Ph.D (Full Time) programme is three years, Ph.D (Part Time) programme is four years and the maximum duration is six years, as per university and regulatory norms.
Students can pursue research in: