Engineer

Engineering has it score in every field today. All branches of engineering are equally good. What matters is your interests and aptitude for that engineering stream.
ECE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, VLSI Designers, Embedded Engineers and RF Engineers in electronics, telecommunication, IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
CSE and IT: Students can attain technical positions as Developers, Design Engineers, Solution Integrators, Network Administrators, Database Administrators, Software Testers, Web and Mobility Engineers in a variety of computing domains such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, graphic solutions, simulations and cloud computing at leading companies like Accenture, HCL, Wipro Technologies, Cognizant, TCS, LG Soft, Tech Mahindra and Infosys.
MECH: Students can handle various engineering projects such as Project Engineer, Production Engineer, Designer, Supervisor in various manufacturing units in private and government organisations such as railways, BHEL, ONGC and SAIL.
CIVIL: Students can handle various civil engineering projects such as designing, supervision and construction of roads, building, bridges, canals, airports, dams, sewerage plants and railways. EEE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, Junior Engineer, Embedded Engineers and Power System Engineers in electrical, electronics and IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
Bio and food: Students can attain technical positions as Production Engineers, Quality Control Analyst in food and chemical industry.
Automobile: Students can work as project engineer, production engineer, designer and supervisor in various automobile manufacturing companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Hyundai and Ford as well as can join government sector by qualifying competitive exams other than agriculture, aerospace, electronics, chemical, genetics, etc.

Engineering has it score in every field today. All branches of engineering are equally good. What matters is your interests and aptitude for that engineering stream.
ECE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, VLSI Designers, Embedded Engineers and RF Engineers in electronics, telecommunication, IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
CSE and IT: Students can attain technical positions as Developers, Design Engineers, Solution Integrators, Network Administrators, Database Administrators, Software Testers, Web and Mobility Engineers in a variety of computing domains such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, graphic solutions, simulations and cloud computing at leading companies like Accenture, HCL, Wipro Technologies, Cognizant, TCS, LG Soft, Tech Mahindra and Infosys.
MECH: Students can handle various engineering projects such as Project Engineer, Production Engineer, Designer, Supervisor in various manufacturing units in private and government organisations such as railways, BHEL, ONGC and SAIL.
CIVIL: Students can handle various civil engineering projects such as designing, supervision and construction of roads, building, bridges, canals, airports, dams, sewerage plants and railways. EEE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, Junior Engineer, Embedded Engineers and Power System Engineers in electrical, electronics and IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
Bio and food: Students can attain technical positions as Production Engineers, Quality Control Analyst in food and chemical industry.
Automobile: Students can work as project engineer, production engineer, designer and supervisor in various automobile manufacturing companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Hyundai and Ford as well as can join government sector by qualifying competitive exams other than agriculture, aerospace, electronics, chemical, genetics, etc.

Engineering has it score in every field today. All branches of engineering are equally good. What matters is your interests and aptitude for that engineering stream.
ECE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, VLSI Designers, Embedded Engineers and RF Engineers in electronics, telecommunication, IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
CSE and IT: Students can attain technical positions as Developers, Design Engineers, Solution Integrators, Network Administrators, Database Administrators, Software Testers, Web and Mobility Engineers in a variety of computing domains such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, graphic solutions, simulations and cloud computing at leading companies like Accenture, HCL, Wipro Technologies, Cognizant, TCS, LG Soft, Tech Mahindra and Infosys.
MECH: Students can handle various engineering projects such as Project Engineer, Production Engineer, Designer, Supervisor in various manufacturing units in private and government organisations such as railways, BHEL, ONGC and SAIL.
CIVIL: Students can handle various civil engineering projects such as designing, supervision and construction of roads, building, bridges, canals, airports, dams, sewerage plants and railways. EEE: Students can handle various professional assignments as Software Developers, Junior Engineer, Embedded Engineers and Power System Engineers in electrical, electronics and IT industry in government, semi-government and private sector.
Bio and food: Students can attain technical positions as Production Engineers, Quality Control Analyst in food and chemical industry.
Automobile: Students can work as project engineer, production engineer, designer and supervisor in various automobile manufacturing companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Hyundai and Ford as well as can join government sector by qualifying competitive exams other than agriculture, aerospace, electronics, chemical, genetics, etc.

Hi,
Any sort of engineering may it be mechanical or any engineering from any discipline is facing huge competition now-a-days in India, due to flood of candidates pursuing B.Tech from rural to urban colleges. It might not be completely true to say that most of the mechanical engineers are unemployed, but low-wage hiring system is prevalent, because of high number of candidates and promotion and growth rate has slowed down extremely. Hence, most of the engineers are either looking forward to post graduation courses from universities of abroad and trying to get into a fine and well-payed job there itself or giving up on engineering and shifting themselves to preparation of government or banking exams. I hope this helps you to make your choice wisely. All the Best.