Education

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  The fazlehaq college

  2009 - 2014

  Ssc, fsc engineering a

  Activities and Societies: Lawn Tennis, Cricket, Functional Events, Etc Hostel life for a 13-year-old student can be a significant and transformative experience. While it can be both exciting and challenging, it offers valuable opportunities for personal growth and development.1. Independence: Living in a hostel at a young age teaches independence. Students learn to take care of themselves, manage their belongings, and make decisions about their daily routines.2. Social Development: Hostel life provides a chance to interact with peers from diverse… Show more Hostel life for a 13-year-old student can be a significant and transformative experience. While it can be both exciting and challenging, it offers valuable opportunities for personal growth and development.1. Independence: Living in a hostel at a young age teaches independence. Students learn to take care of themselves, manage their belongings, and make decisions about their daily routines.2. Social Development: Hostel life provides a chance to interact with peers from diverse backgrounds. It helps students develop social skills, build lasting friendships, and learn to live in a community.3. Academic Environment: Hostels often have study hours and a quiet environment, which can be conducive to academic success. Students can focus on their studies without many distractions.4. Time Management: Hostel life demands effective time management. Students learn to balance their academic, extracurricular, and personal responsibilities. Show less

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  Coursera

  2025 -

  Professional certificate project management
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  City university of science and information technology

  2014 - 2018

  Bachelor's degree civil engineering a

  Activities and Societies: Professional Development, Internships/Co-op Programs, Laboratory Work, Presentations, Survey Camps, Soft Skills Development, Research, Fieldwork Year 1: Foundation CoursesThe first year usually focuses on building a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and basic engineering principles.2. Year 2: Core Engineering CoursesIn the second year, you begin to delve into core civil engineering courses.Common courses include statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, and fluid mechanics.3. Year 3: Specialisation and Advanced TopicsBy the third year, you start to specialize in various branches of civil… Show more Year 1: Foundation CoursesThe first year usually focuses on building a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and basic engineering principles.2. Year 2: Core Engineering CoursesIn the second year, you begin to delve into core civil engineering courses.Common courses include statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, and fluid mechanics.3. Year 3: Specialisation and Advanced TopicsBy the third year, you start to specialize in various branches of civil engineering, such as structural engineering, transportation engineering, geotechnical engineering, or environmental engineering.Year 4: Capstone Projects and ElectivesDuring your final year, you'll often complete a capstone project or senior design project. This project typically involves solving a real-world engineering problem and may be done in collaboration with industry partners.You may have the opportunity to choose elective courses to further specialize or explore other areas of interest within civil engineering. Show less