AFTER COMPLETING B.TECH IN CIVIL ENGINEERING AND I have wasted my 6 years for preparing for a government exam but did not succeed. Now I am 28 years old. What should I do?

It’s understandable that not succeeding in a government exam after investing years of hard work can be discouraging. However, there are many other fulfilling career paths where your B.Tech in Civil Engineering can still be highly valuable.

Since you have experience and a strong foundation in civil engineering, you can consider transitioning into the construction industry or enhancing your skills in quantity surveying, project management, and cost estimation.

One great option is to enroll in Bhadanis Institute of Quantity Surveyors (BIQS) online programs. These courses cover Quantity Surveying, Estimation and Costing, Billing Engineering, Tendering Engineering, Construction Contracts Management, and Construction Projects Management—all essential areas for a successful career in construction project management. The online training programs offer flexible learning that can help you gain new skills and certifications quickly.

Additionally, Bhadanis provides training in AutoCAD, MSP (Microsoft Project), and Primavera, which are indispensable tools in drafting, project scheduling, and construction planning. These skills will enhance your resume and give you the competitive edge needed to land job opportunities in construction firms, consulting agencies, or contracting companies.

Wed Jan 29, 2025