Walking the line between town planning, civil engineering and even architecture, working in transport makes for an exciting career. With demand for new engineers rising all the time and hundreds of new projects on the horizon, it's also a sector that needs fresh talent to help build the future

Engineers in this specialization: Handle the planning, design, construction, and operation of highways, roads, and other vehicular facilities as well as their related bicycle and pedestrian realms. Estimate the transportation needs of the public and then secure the funding for projects.

If you are someone who is a tech buff then transport engineering is the perfect career for you. There are numerous technological advancements happening in the field of transportation every other day. The advancements have reached such lengths that now ultra-realistic 3D models of projects can be conjured up.

-Students should have completed a 10+2th standard or equivalent examination from a recognized board. -Should have secured a minimum of 50% in the 10+2th standard qualifying exam. -Students should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as their core subjects during the 10+2th standard.

Planning, design and management of multimodal transportation systems is an area in which engineers can contribute to addressing a wide variety of challenges, ranging from congestion to security to environmental impact.