Engineering

There is hardly any person who is not aware of B.Tech. Engineering courses are offered in a majority of top-notch colleges in India. It is one of the most chosen and sought-after career options that one can pursue after 10+2 for students. The students who have studied PCM or PCMB can take up their career in engineering. But they are not familiar with all the B.Tech courses or the specializations. The technical courses have been designed keeping in view the requirements of the industry. At Jagannath University, the curriculum of all the courses has been designed by industry stalwarts. Top recruiters comprise 'Amazon, TCS, IBM, JBM Group, Vintech, TCS, Microsoft, HCL, Accenture, Ericsson, etc.
1. B.Tech- Aeronautical Engineering
2. B.Tech- Automobile Engineering
3. B.Tech- Biotechnology
4. B.Tech- Civil Engineering
5. B.Tech- Computer Science and Engineering
6. B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering
7. B.Tech Mechanical Engineering
8. B.Tech. Electronics & Communication.

Civil engineering is the second-the oldest engineering discipline after military engineering. As a result, civil engineering is a broad discipline, which is broken down into different sub-disciplines. The broad field of civil engineering contains different specialised sub-disciplines, which span a range of industries and it includes both practical as well as theoretical tasks. Civil engineers work in a wide range of different environments that depend on their area of work. Though civil engineers spend a lot of time on site, they will also frequently work in an office environment creating strategies and checking different procedures. Civil engineers are needed for a wide range of projects across the world. Therefore, there is always the possibility of traveling with a civil engineering career, while your knowledge can also find you working on a range of different kinds of projects.
1. PDM University, Bahadurgarh
2. Jagannath University, Jhajjar
3. Haryana Institute of Technology, Bahadurgarh
4. School of Engineering and Technology, Ganga Technical Campus, Bahadurgarh
5. Akido College of Engineering, Bahadurgarh.

Steps:
Make sure you have the latest or most impressive resume and a good project idea. There are a lot of divisions in National Aerospace Laboratories, find the one which is relevant to your project idea and get the contact details of the Head of the Department. Email the Head of the Department (HOD) about your project idea and ask for a possible face-to-face meeting for further discussion. Based on the reply, meet up and convince them that the project idea is helpful for National Aerospace Laboratories and that will fetch you the internship. If you don't have any project ideas, look up the current projects of your interesting division in National Aerospace Laboratories and you can come up with an idea based on those projects.

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 Consultancy Services, Wipro, etc. For normal colleges: the average package is INR 3.5 LPA and companies are MNCs and services companies
But the fact is that normal college students can also grab high packages by showing their skills on platforms like CodeChef, topcoder, spoj, and others. You can also contribute to some good open-source projects. I hope this will help you.

Getting an internship in the aerospace sector like Indian Space Research Organisation can be a cumbersome process, especially if you do not have any relatives working there. Aerospace is a vast area, and private Indian industry exists to support government projects in space and defense primarily. A few companies or organizations where you could look for Aerospace engineering internships are Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL), and Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) for aircraft and UAVs projects; Indian Space Research Organisation centers like SDSC, VSSC, and LPSC for launch vehicle engineering work; Honeywell Aerospace, GTRE, Airbus or Cassidian center, GE for Turbomachinery JET engines mainly) and structural analysis projects; Godrej & Boyce, Tata aerospace, DAL, Taneja Aerospace, and L&T for manufacturing of aerospace components and parts; Dhruva Space, TeamIndus, Ideaforge tech, Aniara communications, and Earth to orbit if you are looking for some 'Newspace' opportunities. I hope this will help you.

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Koraput is the Engine Division. The exposure to manufacturing and overhauling processes is vast, but at the same time, you will also understand why the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited quality level is declining day by day. Applicants cannot do any technical project in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited as most of the problems are already solved and the ones that are not, applicants can not solve them in 12 months. A project guide is allowed. On students' first day, they might think that you can cover the entire industry in a week and then they will be free but it's nothing like that because there is too much to know. They will learn how things are carried out in the industry. They provide accommodation in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited township and charge around 30 for a day. The allotted quarters are filthy. You can check for hotels in Koraput but it's 20 km far from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. Students will have to pay for food daily wherever they stay. Students can have their breakfast in the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited canteen before 7.30. Since it's the only Indian Aerospace company that manufactures aircraft, you will have a lot of expectations. And the company has the standards of an Aerospace company because of course the safety factor of an aircraft needs to be at the top.

Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering PSU Cut Off (Previous year):
1- NTPC through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Cut Off for Electronics and Communication Engineering:
GATE AIR Rank: 316 for GN, 1047 for OBC NCL, 2359 for SC, 5319 for ST, and 11242 for PwD.
2- NPCIL through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Cut Off for Electronics and Communication Engineering:
GATE AIR Score: 74 for GN, 74 for EWS, 64 for OBC NCL, 64 for SC, and 69 for ST.
3- ONGC through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Cut Off for Electronics and Communication Engineering:
GATE AIR Rank: 864 for GN, 745 for OBC NCL, 682 for SC, 629 for ST, 434 for PwD-HH, and 426 for PwD-OH
4- Power Grid Co. through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Cut Off for Electronics and Communication Engineering:
GATE AIR Score: 50.67 for GN, 47.67 for OBC NCL, 39.00 for SC, and 20.67 for PwD-HI
For getting into PSUs with GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering you need to get a rank below 200. And for this rank, you must score at least 750 in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering exam. I hope this will help you.