Instrumentation and Control Engineering

To make a good career B.Tech is not enough. You have to do more to enhance the scopes.
Various options to go for after B.Tech:
1) Take up a job through Campus placement.
2) Do M.Tech - the job prospects are higher after M.Tech.
3) Do MBA - Will give wide scope in shaping up your career.
4) Prepare for ci

There are a myriad of career possibilities for instrumentation engineers. For example, they might design strain gauges or sensors that capture data about the safety, efficiency, and reliability of machines used in manufacturing. They also might design devices like blood glucose monitors, aircraft se

After B.Sc in instrumentation there are very low job opportunities available.

Hello Mukul,
Normally, ITI courses are done by them who need to obtain some skills to enable employment. Hence, I assume that you will take up a job. I suggest you do some distance courses from IGNOU.
Best wishes.

Hi,
As an instrumentation engineer you will find job opportunities in manufacturing and production sectors. An instrumentation and control engineer is required to- design and develop control systems, maintain the existing control systems, manage the control systems, collaborate with design engineers,

Hi Kirtan,
You can look for M.Eng in the same field or perhaps a more specialized field of your interest such as EE, robotics, designing, etc. Please check the admission requirements carefully, GRE is not a mandatory requirement in Germany. You must take the IELTS, and knowledge of German language is

After +2, why do you opt diploma its better to go with graduation as diploma is same as of +2?