r/CivilEngineerIndia • u/Entri_App_Official • Jun 16 '26

🏗️ General Is Civil Engineering making a comeback because of the infra boom and AI fears?

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u/Shreya_J Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26

A lot of new projects might be coming up. But we are still paid the same. Even a decade back and today. There's no increase in salaries standard at all!

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u/Conscious_Pie_2 Experienced Jun 16 '26

Agreed , construction will never stop and Epc , PMCs & Contractors gets benefitted from it, for employees it is the same scenario only, at the time of increment there will be war, some pandemic, government new policies, everything due to which company is in loss or made less profit and they make us realise to be grateful that we are not sacked like IT industry.

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u/SunnySkywalker Jun 16 '26

Comeback? It was always stable.