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Shaurya Pandey

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Don't do it. People from TIER-1 colleges are not getting placed. Most of the people switch to IT, consulting or finance. Those who wake up late ( people like me) prepare for ESE and state engineering exams, and live with constant job insecurity for eternity. Core engineering is a big no in India. Join Computer Science or Electronics in any good engineering college in India. You will have at least something to work for. In CSE and electronics, although you are in TIER-3 colleges, you have some hope in life. Civil engineering is dead. !

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Vishal Srivastava

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You can apply for any post except JSO and AAO because in these two Statistics is compulsory. You can apply in final semester of your engineering or anytime after completion of engineering. And here you don't have any option to select the exam you have to attend 2 compulsory examination 1st is qualifying in nature ans 2nd is Mains which is considered for merit.

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payal kumar

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Hello Sukhminder. Well dear, to choose the best you should totally rely on QS and NIRF rankings. According to the recent rankings and grades, I can suggest you to opt for Chandigarh University to pursue design engineering. We can also consider their recent rankings by QS world ranking system, which has ranked Chandigarh University as India's second best private university. If we go by placements, they have records of 1.2 CrPA international placement and 34 LPA national placement. Courses: They offer a huge variety of UG and PG courses from engineering, management, Science, arts, law, commerce, education, pharmacy, sports, mass media, a
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deepika maurya

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1. As an Erection/Commissioning Engineer: A unit (Trichy, Hardwar, Bhopal, Hyderabad, and others) manufactures heavy equipment, e. g. , boilers, turbines (steam, gas, hydro), ESPs, panels, etc. , and sends it to the respective project site. The mechanical engineer erects this equipment as per the planned layout, commissions it, and makes it run. This is the most challenging work profile with the highest level of responsibility.
2- As a Production Engineer: A Unit has many workshop bays where different products are made. A production engineer is in charge of a basin and ensures the proper and on-time manufacturing of a particular produc
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Kilaparthi Pavani

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The cutoff varies from year to year. The candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology/Maths with a minimum of 50% are eligible for doing diploma in Cardiology Technician at Era University.

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Md suhail

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IT sector job is one of the best choices nowadays because of high salary and study resources are available easily.

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deepika maurya

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The salary for a Bachelor of Technology fresher is depended upon the skills he possesses, problem-solving skills, and command over programming. Students from normal colleges can also get an average salary of 5 LPA if they are average and above in these areas. For Tier 1 colleges (Indian Institute of Technologies, National Institute of Technology, and IIITs): the average package is around INR 10 LPA to INR 12 LPA and the companies are Google, Microsoft, direct, amazon, cisco, Freshworks, etc. For Tier 2 colleges: the average package is around INR 5 LPA to INR 7 LPA and the companies are the same but some MNCs like IBM labs, Tata Consult
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deepika maurya

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BHEL Mechanical Engineer Trainee Salary Structure:
A BHEL Engineer Trainee earns INR.50,000 per month during the training period. After the completion of the training period, the officers who are recruited as Engineers earn up to INR.60,000 per month. According to the 7th Pay Commission, the pay scale of the BHEL Engineer Trainee during the probation period is INR 50,000 to INR 1,60,000 while the pay scale of the Engineers is INR 60,000 to INR 1,80,000. Basic salary at the time of joining: INR 52,275
Increment on the annual basis: INR 618 for the first year
Basic pay after the increment: INR 52,893
Annual Increment: INR 747
Basic pay after
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Archana Das

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George Telegraph College is a private institution. To take admission in DMLT course the applicant should have completed 12th class from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% in boards as the criteria. The applicant should be from a science background.

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deepika maurya

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The salary of an assistant executive engineer at ONGC is
Initial Basic pay: INR 24900
Dearness Allowance (DA): 100.3 percent of Basic pay
House Rent Allowance (HRA): 30 percent of Basic pay
Perks and Allowances: 47 percent of Basic pay
Hard duty + Shift allowance + Mining allowance: 52 percent
Total pay: 329.3 I. e. INR 81,992
CMRE (traveling): INR 9,545 per month
Uniform Allowance: INR 84,000 per year I. e. INR 7,000 per month ( it comes in every 3rd salary )
Total salary: INR 98,537
Deductions: PF, Pension Fund, IT, and Sahyog Fund. Expect INR 1.25 to INR 1.5 lacs in taxes. PF: INR 6k per month
Pension fund: INR 7k per month
Sahyog fund: INR 15
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