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[@deepbhowmick3463]

Mam good afternoon, mam i have a doubt that konsa firld main jay to accha rahta mutlab architectural drftsman sikh key uskey sath BIM sikkhe drawing department main jana chaiye or civil field main rahana chaiye??

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If you have a strong interest in structural design, construction processes, and managing construction projects, staying in the civil engineering field might be the right choice. Civil engineering allows you to work on larger infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, and buildings.Civil engineers are always in demand for site management, structural analysis, and other essential roles in construction and infrastructure development. If you like working with designs and technology, learning BIM and joining the architectural drafting field could be a great choice. If you prefer working on larger-scale infrastructure projects and structural aspects, staying in the civil engineering field would be more suitable. Both fields offer growth, so choose based on your interests and career goals.

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"Ma'am, regarding the portion of the toilet wall near the door (the small section of the wall🧱 connected to the door frame), will it rest on the slab? In the current layout, this is a plinth beam. But suppos If it were a first-floor beam layout, would it also rest on the slab since a separate beam hasn't been drawn for it? I hope this u got my doubt mam

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Since side beams are already present, you do not need to add a separate plinth beam for the 5-inch partition wall.