if i take civil engineering which college i choose in these three 

 1. rv college of engineering
 2. ms ramaiha institute of technology
 3.bms college of engineering
dear student,
  

bangalore has more than 100 colleges offering engineering courses. but out of these many colleges, the top colleges are rv college of engineering, m s ramaiah institute of technology, and bms college of engineering.
  

  

among these three rv college of engineering maintains it top position followed by bms college of engineering and after that ms ramaiah institute of technology.
  

rv college is one of the best private engineering colleges in bangalore and every year top rankers get a seat in rv college of engineering as well as in bms college and ms ramaiah.
  

if you want to take civil engineering branch then you should go with rv college of engineering.
  

  

the placements ror civil engineering in rv college is slightly better than bms or ms ramaiah.
  

but don't underestimate these two colleges
  

the civil engineering branch of ms ramaiah is also very good with good placements followed by bms college.
  

  

but if you want to study civil engineering then you should opt rv college of engineering.
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you would probably be looking at 4-5 years of college. most environmental engineers are actually civil engineers. hello sir

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