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Hi Tom,
Electronics engineers use scientific knowledge of the behaviour and effects of electrons to design, develop and test components, devices, systems or equipment that use electricity as part of their source of power. These components include capacitors, diodes, resistors and transistors.
Electronics engineers usually work in cross-functional project teams with colleagues in other branches of engineering.
Work can be found in a variety of areas as electronics are used in many things including:
acoustics;
defence;
medical instruments;
mobile phones;
nanotechnology;
radio and satellite communication;
robotics.
Subfields of electronic engineering include:
control engineering;
instrumentation;
signal processing;
telecommunications engineering.
Typical work activities
Electronics engineers work on a project through all its stages; from the initial brief for a concept, through the design and development stage, to the testing of one or more prototypes, and through to the final manufacture and implementation of a new product or system.
Exact duties vary, depending on the industry, but tasks may include:
discussing proposals with clients;
working with colleagues to design new systems, circuits and devices or develop existing technology;
testing theoretical designs;
writing specifications and technical reports;
following defined development processes;
systematically improving the detailed design of a piece of electronic equipment;
ensuring that a product will work with devices developed by others, can be made again reliably, and will perform consistently in specified operating environments;
creating user-friendly interfaces;
ensuring safety regulations are met;
project planning and preparing budgets;
attending meetings with subcontractors;
supervising technicians, craftspeople and other colleagues;
keeping up to date with developments in technologies and regulations.
The tasks carried out can vary depending on the level at which you work:
Chartered engineers (CEng) have the greatest level of responsibility for complete engineering projects. They develop solutions to problems using new or existing technologies in a strategic role.
Incorporated engineers (IEng) take responsibility for specific aspects of a project and day to day operations. They maintain and manage applications of current and developing technology.
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Hi Gunjan,
Mechanical Engineers are involved with:
1. The Design of Structures.
2. Operation and Maintenance of Mechanical systems.
Mechanical engineers design:
1. Automobiles.
2. Trucks.
3. Airplanes and Trains for Transportation.
4. Tractors for Food Production.
5. Interplanetary Space Vehicles.
6. Copying Machines.
7. Fax Machines.
8. Staplers And
9. Mechanical Pencils Used in the Office.
10. Milling Machines.
11. Grinders.
Mechanical Engineers also design and operate power plants and are concerned with the economical combustion of fuels. In addition to the basic engineering sciences, Mechanical Engineering lays emphasis on the analysis and synthesis involved in the design:
1. Manufacture and Operation of Prime Movers.
2. Pumps.
3. Compressors.
4. Machine Tools.
5. Mass Production Technique, etc.
A bulk of Mechanical Engineering jobs are in manufacturing mostly in:
1. Machinery.
2. Transportation Equipment.
3. Electrical Equipment.
4. Instrumentation and
5. Fabricated Metal Product Industries.
Although production is one of the traditional routes for Mechanical Engineering careers, other options that you could pursue are:
1. Project Management.
2. Design Applications.
3. Marketing Management.
4. Product Development, etc.
Some of the sectors which can be explored are:
1. Automobile.
2. Chemical.
3. Electronics.
4. Steel Plants.
5. Oil Exploration and Refining
6. Technical Wings of Armed Forces
7. Power Plants.
8. Manufacturing Units.
9. Metals.
10. Space Research Organization, etc.
For more information please visit the below mentioned link:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/me-mtech-in-india-categorypage-2-59-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Sneha,
You have not mentioned your current class in question detail.
If you are in 11th class , you can ask your teachers to change your subjects.
If you are in class 12th, then it will be hard to change subjects. You can ask your teachers if it is possible.
If they deny this request you can request for a subject of your interest as your 5th subject. Taking this 5th subject of your interest can help you in your further studies.
Lastly, ask your seniors, parents and your teachers. Take a well informed decision.
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Hi Rupa,
An Internet engineer works with a company's current information system, assesses its growing needs and designs and implements new software and applications that will help the company move forward in its market. To do this, the Engineer must gain a quick understanding of what the company does, how it markets its product and how it communicates internally.
The Internet engineer must have good communication skills. He or she must be able to teach and offer support services to employees, part of this is accurately assessing the technology skills of the work force. Some people find new technology intimidating and the engineer must demonstrate the ability to explain programs with patience and clarity.
You may go for a course in .Net Technologies or Java and Oracle from any of the institutes like:
1. NIIT.
2. Aptech.
3. STG, etc.
If your finances permit you to go for career courses of three year duration like GNIIT, then that will be best.
After that you may go for a course in internet security, otherwise it will be useless. After the completion of the course you may look for better job. Moreover these institutes also provide placement assistance, which will be helpful in transiting to a better job.
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Hi Lovely,
Physical Fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body. It is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity.
A strong mind resides in a healthy body. This saying had never been more significant. The fast pace of modern lifestyle has led to an unimaginable amount of Physical and Psychological stress on human body and mind. Consequently, demand for trained fitness instructors has increased.
Modern work environment has led to a sedentary life style with little scope for physical exercise. This has resulted in a large section of the society, especially in urban areas, falling prey to deadly maladies such as:
1. Diabetes.
2. Heart disease.
3. Obesity.
4. Hypertension and so on.
Today, fitness in India is a whopping Rs.2, 000 crore industry and most fitness centers are swanky studios offering an array of fitness regimes such as:
1. Aerobics.
2. Kickboxing.
3. Yoga.
4. Dancercise and other workouts with sophisticated machines.
With gyms and health clubs mushrooming all over the country, the demand for qualified instructors is going up sharply. And this spells good prospects for those aiming to pursue fitness as their career. Trainers with the 'right' qualification can teach just about anybody who can pay to be healthy and fit — from hardworking executives to the stressed-out CEOs, the politicians, the self-conscious student, the middle-aged housewife.
You can opt for a regular academic program in Physical Education from an institute such as:
1. The Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences (IGIPESS) - New Delhi.
2. Lakshmibai National College of Physical Education - Thiruvananthapuram and Gwalior.
The role of a fitness instructor can be classified as:
1. Aerobics instructor.
2. Clinical exercise specialist.
3. Group fitness or Gym instructor.
4. Personal trainer.
In India, trainers usually earn in the range of Rs.50, 000 to Rs.1, 240, 000 per month if they are established trainers.
Top Companies are mentioned below:
1. Sports Authority of India.
2. Government Institutions and Organizations.
3. Top notch Hotels and Resorts.
4. National as well as Multinational Health and Fitness clubs.
5. Sports clubs and Educational institutions.
6. Cine stars, Models, Businessmen and Sportsmen.
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Hi Lovely,
After passing your twelfth class, a course in Nutrition and Dietetics can offer you an exciting career opportunity. A degree in Home Science or Hotel Management would take you to higher levels of knowledge regarding nutrition and dietetics.
Conventionally, in India, it is the women who venture into this domain. However, due to ample opportunities these days, men are also pursuing a career in this field.
Typically, the objective of a course in Nutrition and Dietetics is:
1. To identify nutrition and dietary problems in segments of populations.
2. To devise socially, economically and technologically viable methods to control nutrition and dietary problems in the country.
3. To devise newer management and administration techniques to monitor nutrition and dietetics.
4. To encourage research on nutrition and develop future scientists for the country.
5. To advise governments and health bodies on issues related with nutrition.
As a career:
1. Hotels.
2. Cruise lines.
3. Hospitals.
4. nursing homes and
5. Government health departments recruit nutrition and dietetics professionals for a good salary.
As a nutritionist, the salary package depends on the company you work with, but typically it could be around 2 to 3 lakhs per year to start with. Both service Industries and Hospitals pay well. If you prefer being a free-lancer, the income would depend on how well you can market yourself. Word of mouth plays a major role.
If you are a little more ambitious, you could set up a business. It means that you will have to look in for ventures you can associate with along with selling of your diet plans. Vacancies are plenty, the growth is indefinite. And if nothing in the end, you will be a much healthier person compared to your peers.
Salary varies from Rs.25, 000 to Rs.90, 000 per month depending on qualifications, position held, experience and location. The job prospects are good and are expected to grow in line with the average job.
The top 5 companies in the hospitality industry hiring nutrition professionals are as mentioned below:
1. Hyatt Corporation.
2. Accor Hospitality
3. Taj Group of Hotels.
4. Vatika Group.
5. Le Meridien
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Hi Pankaj,
Career in Pharmacovigilance is exciting with a well defined career path. The growth is fast which eventually leads to managerial and director roles with good pay packages. Abbreviated as PV or PhV, Pharmacovigilance is the science relating to the detection, assessment, understanding and prevention of adverse effects, particularly long term and short term side effects of medicines.
For more details, kindly refer the links below:
https://www.shiksha.com/a-career-in-pharmacovigilance-article-5635-1
https://ask.shiksha.com/pharmacovigilance-career-options-and-scope-in-india-dscns-3367898
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Hi Pankaj,
Forensic Pharmacy deals with the application of scientific knowledge to legal
After completion of after MS Forensic Pharmacy, you have good chances and a good future.
Scope –
One can work in labs, at crime scenes, in morgues, Police, Para Medical Laboratories, Law Firms, Lawyers, Journalists, Corporate Offices, Forensic Science Laboratories, Security Agencies Industry, and Defense forces Laboratories, Drug Laboratories.
Opportunities are also present in government organisations such as the Intelligence Bureau (IB), the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and as investigative officers in the crime cells of state police forces.
One can also work as medical examiner, crime laboratory analyst, crime scene examiner, forensic engineer, academic assistance – psychology, technical assistance computer analyst, polygraph, composite drawing.
Some Job Types
Forensic Artists & Sculptors.
Forensic Linguists.
Forensic Chemist.
Forensic Anthropologists.
Forensic Pathologists.
Teachers.
Researchers.
Forensic Geologists.
Forensic Photographer.
Forensic Engineer.
Some Employment Areas
Laboratories.
Forensic Research Firms.
Fire Department.
Hospitals and Clinics.
Law Enforcement Agencies.
Police Department.
Military Department.
Educational Institutes.
Investigating Agencies.
Eligibility:
Any science graduate can do forensic sciences at PG level. However, for UG course in forensic science one requires science at plus two levels as well.
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Hi Pankaj,
This profession till date remains one of the most sought by people who wish to make great money & have power in their hands. Though the qualification is not comparable with other high profile courses but it gives enough scope to climb the ladder of success in shorter time. As a health / sanitary inspector you will be more into conducting surveys, reports, field work & research on various aspects of health environment, conditions & the norms to be followed. The core job remains to be professionals who shall supervise an assignment, conduct enough analysis when the need arises to make the people / company abide by the health standards.
There are great opportunities which exist in the Government sector. Many vacancies exist in the central & state government Health departments. You can work as consultant/supervisor/chief manager in private hospitals, MNC's & other health related departments. The candidates who have passed their 12th (science) are eligible to join a course as health inspector.
The following universities are offering a certificate course.
SRM University:
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/admission.php?page=diploma,
Vinayaka Missions University:
http://www.vinayakamission.com/int_course.html ,
Ujjain College of Physiotherapy and Ujjain Institute of Paramedical Sciences:
http://rdgmc.com/Courses_Offered/courses_offered.htm.
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