Engineering Scope

Hi ,
After earning an Engineering degree in Information technology advisable that you should opt for a career in the same field. However, If you have a keen interest in Law related courses then I would suggest you to do some diploma or PG Diploma courses in a specific area of law like Cyber laws, intellectual property law (copyright, patents, trademarks, designs), Technology law (IT), securities law, ADR (alternative dispute resolution), TRP(Tax Return Preparer)
Try with the Institutes like NALSAR PRO, Indian Law Institute etc. For more information please check the link below:
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Hi Gunjan,
Keeping today's industrial progress in mind the industry is biased only to those with good academic knowledge and practical skill set. I do not see any problem in opting for a career in this field but as for the physical strength is concerned, yes you would require high concentration levels along with physical and mental strength. Also mechanical is a huge engineering domain and is not just restricted to automobiles so one can look for various other options to choose as a career.
Along with your engineering, you can also take up CAD/ CAM courses, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/y959ue2
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All the Best!

Hello
Information Technology (IT) is an engineering division, which concentrates on the study of utilizing computers and telecommunications in order to control, gather, store and circulate information. Both software and hardware sectors are parts of Information Technology. Due to the importance and reputation of IT, the present age is sometimes referred to as information technology age.
Some of its specialized fields are: -
*Computer Science
*Networking and Communication
*Databases and Information Systems
*Embedded systems
*Software Engineering
*IT and Society
*Geographic Information Science (GIS)
Job Prospects
Information Technology stream offers a lot of job opportunities for the graduates. IT Service provider based companies concerned in hardware/software development, application and its testing employ IT professionals. Some of the top companies employ IT Engineers such as Unisys, Qualcomm, Tata Elixi, Sasken Communications, Airtel, BSNL, Hutchison,Vodafone, VSNL, Accenture, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, ASUS, Cisco Systems, National Instruments, Cypress Semiconductor Tech. Ltd, BEL, Robert Bosch, Alcatel, Siemens, Boeing, Analog Devices India, Insilica Semiconductors and Xilinx India. There are also lots of job opportunities available in India as well as abroad.
Some job titles: -
Programmers
PHP Developer
Oracle PL/SQL Developer
Quality Analyst
IT Specialists
Technology Engineer
Technical Consultant
Software Developer
Graphic Designer
Hope its help
All the best!

You must have wondered a lot of time what you are going to do after getting your B.Tech degree- take up a Job for earning money or go for Higher Studies to better your career prospects. Different people will give you different opinions and you will be confused. Forget everything and just ask yourself- “Which option will give me more satisfaction and success in the long run”.
Pursuing M.Tech after B.Tech is a very good alternative for you if you want to add value to your education and qualification. This value addition to your profile will surely benefit you in future. You can secure or gain higher positions at the right time after completing a master degree in engineering. Read below to get a clear picture of the reasons and benefits of going for an M.Tech degree. With the information provided below, you will surely be able to take an informed decision.

Automobile Engineering has definitely great career prospects as demand for automobiles is increasing day by day. In response to the emerging opportunity, availability of skilled manpower and growing technology, foreign automobile players are eyeing the Indian market for future growth. On the other hand, the Indian markets too are expanding their operations to meet the demand. Also, India is increasingly gaining recognition as good market for hybrid and electric vehicles. In this backdrop, Automobile engineering encompasses creation and maintenance of automobiles, right from designing the vehicle to manufacturing components, assembling them, testing the vehicles for safety and even repairing and maintaining them.
One of my friends is pursuing his B.Tech in Automotive design engineering and I got to know through him that these program students get placed in good reputed companies which signal importance of this field. You can check program details here:http://www.utm.ac.in/B.Tech-Automotive-Design-Engineering.php

Hi Rutwiz,
It is possible to pursue an MBA after Engineering degree. I have many classmates who are engineers.
The problem with having just an engineering degree is that in company you are just offered roles based on your specialization and not offered managerial roles. But with an MBA degree you are eligible to be in a managerial role with a higher pay package and also more responsibilities.
Also in an MBA program you have the scope to choose between different specializations like Marketing, Finance, HR and Operations.
The expected package offered for the year 2012- 2014 was as follows;
PGDM & MMS 2012-2014
Total No. of Students - 236
No. of Companies participated - 157
Highest Salary - Rs. 13.00 Lakhs p.a.
Average Salary - Rs. 6.5 Lakhs p.a.
If you have any more doubts regarding the selection of your specialization, please do get back to me.
For more info visit; www.siescoms.edu
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