Types Of Civil Engineering

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1.   Bachelor of Engineering in Agricultural and Irrigation Engineering.
2.   Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering.
3.   Bachelor of Engineering in Ceramics and Cement Technology.
4.   Bachelor of Engineering in Geo Informatics.
5.   Bachelor of Engineering in Transportation Engineering.
6.   Bachelor of Technology in Ceramics and Cement Technology.
7.   Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering.
8.   Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering + Master of Technology in Structural Engineering.
9.   Bachelor of Technology in Civil and Transportation Engineering.
10. Bachelor of Technology in Civil Infrastructural Engineering.

           11. Bachelor of Technology + Master of Technology in Civil Engineering.

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