JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENGINEERING COURSES

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Job Opportunities*
            
There is nothing called best branch or worst branch. All branches are good in my opinion. It is left to interest of the individual to choose any branch of study and study. If one excel in studies, he can be easily placed. It is the technology knowledge and the skill set will fetch the job not the branch of study. Don't go behind money; Go behind Technology; Money will follow you; is the rule to be followed.

Job opportunities for graduates from civil, mechanical, electronics & communication and electrical & electronics engineering disciplines are given here under.

Civil Engineering
1.      Construction industries
2.      Engineer in PWD
3.      Engineer in public and private sector companies
4.      Civil engineer in foreign companies
5.      Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
6.      Teaching in polytechnic colleges
7.      Higher studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
8.      Research Engineer / Associate in R & D firms and PhD
9.      Entrepreneur (Starting own construction companies)
10.  Consultancy
11.  Civil Services (IAS)
12.  Engineering Services (IES)
Mechanical Engineering
1.      Automobile  Industries
2.      Mechanical Engineer in Public and Private sector companies
3.      Mechanical Engineer in foreign companies
4.      Mechanical Engineer in Erection companies
5.      Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
6.      Teaching in polytechnic colleges
7.      Higher Studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
8.      Research Engineer / Associate in R & D Firms and PhD
9.      Entrepreneur (Starting own companies)
10.  Consultancy
11.  Civil Services (IAS)
12.  Engineering Services (IES)

Electronics and Communication Engineering
1.      Communication  Engineering Industries
2.      Electronics and TV manufacturing companies
3.      Engineer in Public and Private sector companies
4.      Engineers in foreign companies
5.      Media and Broadcasting Industries
6.      IT companies
7.      Service Engineers
8.      Network engineer and hardware engineers
9.      Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
10.  Teaching in polytechnic colleges
11.  Higher Studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
12.  Research engineer / associate in R & D firms and PhD
13.  Entrepreneur (Starting own companies)
14.  Consultancy
15.  Engineering Services (IES)


Electrical and Electronics Engineering

1.      Power Industries
2.      Engineer in Public and Private sector companies
3.      Engineers in foreign companies
4.      IT companies
5.      Construction companies
6.      Service engineers
7.      Network engineer and hardware engineer
8.      Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
9.      Teaching in polytechnic colleges
10.  Higher studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
11.  Research engineer / associate in R & D firms and PhD
12.  Entrepreneur (Starting own companies)
13.  Consultancy
14.  Civil Services (IAS) 
15.  Engineering Services (IES)

Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology

  1. Communication  Engineering Industries
  2. Electronics and TV manufacturing companies
  3. Engineer in Public and Private sector companies
  4. Engineers in foreign companies
  5. Media and Broadcasting Industries
  6. IT companies
  7. Service Engineers
  8. Network engineer and hardware engineers
  9. Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
  10. Teaching in polytechnic colleges
  11. Higher Studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
  12. Research engineer / associate in R & D firms and PhD
  13. Entrepreneur (Starting own companies)
  14. Consultancy
  15. Engineering Services (IES)

Mechanical Engineering

  1. Automobile  Industries
  2. Mechanical Engineer in Public and Private sector companies
  3. Mechanical Engineer in foreign companies
  4. Mechanical Engineer in Erection companies
  5. Teaching in engineering, arts & science  colleges, universities, etc
  6. Teaching in polytechnic colleges
  7. Higher Studies (M.E / M.Tech, M.B.A, etc)
  8. Research Engineer / Associate in R & D Firms and PhD
  9. Entrepreneur (Starting own companies)
  10. Consultancy
  11. Civil Services (IAS)
  12. Engineering Services (IES)


* This list is not a complete one.




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