Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineers can work in power generation and distribution in power plants and electrical sub stations. Some typical job titles for engineers:
Design EngineerProject EngineerEngineering SpecialistChief EngineerQuality Control EngineerSoftware EngineerDevelopment EngineerReliability EngineerResearch EngineerSystems Design EngineerField EngineerTest EngineerSales Engineer
Companies:
Qualcomm, Intel, Ericsson, NVidia, Analog Devices Ltd, Broadcom, Cisco systems, Cosmic circuits, Ericsson India Global Services, Eaton technologies, IBM, Schneider electric, General Electric, Analog devices, Cosmic circuits Pvt Ltd, KLA Tencor, NTT Communications, SAIL, NTPC, BHEL, NSPCL, Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd, BALCO, Jindal Steel & Power Limited, GAIL, Tata Steel & Power Limited, State Electricity Board, TRF Ltd, TRL, Hindustan Motor, Tata Metallic, Tata Motors, ALSTOM India Power project, Bhushan Steel, Durgapur steel plant, ISRO, OMEGA Elevator, CONE Elevator, Everest Industry, ZENITH Construction etc. , L&T Construction and STEEL, Jay Balaji Steel, etc.
Salary:
In India a graduate fresher get about 2-5 LPA whereas abroad, it's about 65000 dollars PA.

Hello Devang,
You are actually saying too many things. Firstly, you are saying you are preparing for government service. Secondly you are saying that you are interested in doing MBA. The third thing that you are asking is are you eligible for B.Tech by distance mode? Now if you are preparing for government service or if you are interested in doing MBA then you must be graduate of some discipline. Knowing the present situation where in more than 50 % of fresh engineers are jobless, I would strongly advise you not to go for B tech in distance mode at all. Your dream of doing MBA is what you should pursue. I feel IGNOU is the best that you can think of as this MBA by distance mode has good appreciation by the prospective employers. Best wishes.

Hello Soumyadeep,It is very nice to know your interest in GIS and Remote Sensing. These are the two areas which are going to have huge job potential in the future. GIS even presently has an unfulfilled requirement of plenty of jobs. Remote Sensing is of course the technology of the future. This is bound to be used in almost every sphere of our life. Be it knowing the green cover, or knowing the status of any project or be it finding out what is happening on the surface of this planet. In view of this, I feel you should not worry at all about job potential in any of these two areas. Go ahead and do your Diploma in GIS and Remote Sensing. Best wishes.

In India, no university is offering B.Tech or BE degrees in engineering and technology. This type degrees in distance education has banned by government of India. Up to 2009 JNTU Hyderabad, Andhra university Visakhapatnam Nagarjuna university Guntur Karnataka university Mysore,and IGNOU New Delhi offered this type degrees. and AMIE of institution of engineers Calcutta also offer this type. In this AMIE is only recognized by government of India and no other university in India having the recognition by HRD ministry.
So, please note no university recognized by government of India and UGC. But, this matter is under the consideration of UGC to allow the universities to offer the graduation and post gradation courses in technical education. If you do any such unrecognized courses those will not useful to get any government jobs and not eligible for higher studies. These are just waste of time and money.