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Akansha Bisht

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Building instruments is a common activity among Astronomers and is a specialized area of engineering. Electrical, computer, mechanical, and optical engineering are typically used in moderation. Knowledge of computer science can also be helpful because almost all astronomers crunch data. 

It is ideal for a student to gain graduate-level proficiency in Math and Physics before focusing on Astronomy and Astrophysics. A BTech or BE engineer with an interest in Astronomy and Astrophysics can work as a research scholar in the field.

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Pragati Singh

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The monthly pay for a telecom engineer in India varies according on their experience, talents, location, and company. Nevertheless, the monthly average pay for a telecom engineer in India is 50,770. The salaries at different experience levels are given as follows:

  • Entry level: INR 25,000 - INR 35,000 per month
  • Mid-level: INR 35,000 - INR 50,000 per month
  • Senior level: INR 50,000 - INR 75,000 per month
  • Lead level: INR 75,000 - INR 100,000 per month
  • Manager level: INR 100,000 - INR 150,000 per month

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Pragati Singh

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Career PathDescriptionAverage Salary (INR)
Reactor Engineer (Nuclear Power Plant)Design, operation, and maintenance of nuclear reactors for safe and efficient power generation.INR 12 LPA
Fuel Cycle EngineerDevelop strategies for fuel utilization, manage nuclear waste disposal, and ensure compliance with regulations.INR 9 LPA
Nuclear Safety EngineerImplement safety protocols, conduct risk assessments, and ensure regulatory compliance for nuclear facilities.INR 8 LPA
Medical Physicist (Nuclear Medicine)Develop and maintain equipment used in medical imaging techniques like PET scans and radiation therapy.INR 7.2 LPA
Nuclear Non-Proliferation SpecialistWork in government agencies or international organizations to prevent nuclear proliferation and ensure responsible use of nuclear technology.INR 15 LPA
Radiation Protection EngineerDesign shielding materials and protocols to protect personnel and the environment from radiation exposure.INR 12 LPA

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Manpreet Kaur

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In India, pursuing additional courses or certifications after Mechanical Engineering and as a mechanical engineer to enhance your prospects in the Oil and Gas industry can significantly boost your employability. 

Here are some specific courses and areas of study that can be beneficial:

·       Petroleum Engineering

·       Certification in Oil and Gas Management

·       Safety and Environmental Courses

·       Advanced Mechanical Engineering Specializations

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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No, in order to work as an Industrial Engineer you should have completed BTech or B.E. with Industrial Engineering as a specialisation. However, you can explore other career options after completing Industrial Design.

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Pragati Singh

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The scope for biochemical engineering in India is quite promising, driven by several factors:

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Parul Thapa

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Switching from Mechanical Engineering to being a paramedic is a big jump—from machines to helping people in emergencies. But you can totally do it! Here's the deal:

First, check out what paramedics actually do—what skills you need, how tough it can be, and what schooling you'll need.

Then, take some paramedical courses. Look for colleges or schools that actually offer proper training.

Next, fix up your resume and cover letter so it shows any skills that could help in paramedicine.

Finally, start going for entry-level paramedic jobs or EMS gigs. You'll usually learn a lot on the job too.

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