Career Options for Engineering Graduates

Now a days there is very tough competition in each and every field,so after completing engineering in any of the field the doors of opportunities are open.To build your bright future you need to have lion hearted to face the open challenge. It has been known without doubt that Engineering has remained as one of the most sought after career option for bright students over years. Mushrooming of several hundered engineering colleges in the recent years, along with presence of Ivy League colleges across the length and width of the country is a testimony to engineering being considered as the hottest career option among conventional and non conventional careers available.
There is no dearth of opportunities for aspirants after graduation in engineering. The career options (for engineers) can range from esteemed Indian Engineering Services (IES) or, jobs in Public Sector Units (PSU) offering diversified, challenging and stable career options, to research and development, teaching and Prestigious private sector lucrative jobs after Masters in respective discipline in engineering after qualifying Graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE). Post engineering degree there are other options for engineers like Civil Services, State Engineering Services, MBA, Banking Sector, Defence Services, higher study abroad through GRE and GMAT.
Here we describes the best carrier options after completing engineering:-
1. Campus Placement
It is the best carrier opportunity because here you get less competition and lots of support from your college.Already bored of studying? Then getting selected in a decent company visiting your campus seems a good option. If you don’t have any intentions of studying further, or at least immediately after B. Tech, you can opt for a job. This is considered to be a safer option where you get time to decide which field you want to stick to-Technical or you want to shift your core interest area from technical to management or some other stream.
2. Go for an M.Tech degree
If you wants to proceed your education further and wants to get master in your degree,then then go for M.Tech degree to get specialization in your subject.After completing your studies you are eligible to be an Head of the Department(HOD)according to the AICTE norms. If you studied engineering out of passion and not because you were forced by your parents or just for sake of doing it, then MTech is a good option. You can opt for the field of study you aspire to expertise in. For this, you need to prepare well for the entrance exams to get into a good college. GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is a national exam conducted in India which can fetch you admission in IITs, IISC or NITs and many others.
3. Do an MBA
After completing B.tech/BE MBA is the best option for bright future,the thing that you have to keep in your mind before join is that what is the profile of your college,so that you get easly selected from campus placements. Don’t feel you are the technical guy your parents wanted you to be? Always felt like you are a manager and want to see yourself in a business suit in some MNC? Probably you have a fascination for MBA too. Don’t get diverted by the thoughts that everyone is doing an MBA right now and its value has decreased. If you want to make a career in the management sector, hold managerial positions, then MBA is the right choice. You may specialize in your area of interest which may be the all time popular fields like HR, Marketing, Sales or the new growing domains like Digital Marketing, International Relations etc. In India, there are various entrance examinations that will help you get into the top 30 MBA colleges. CAT (Common Admission Test) serves as a gateway for an MBA at the IIMs and many other leading institutes. Some other popular exams are XAT (Xaviers), NMAT, SNAP, CMAT, TISS, IRMA etc. 4. Prepare for Civil Services
If you are dedicated of hard working and ready to face challenges around you then make up your mind and starts preparing for the toughest exams of India. Always saw yourself as an IAS or IPS officer? Admit it, some day or the other you must have thought about preparing for the Civil Services but left the thought because you felt that it's very tough to crack! Yes. Indeed it is one of the toughest exams in the world to crack and there lies a huge competition to be a civil servant, but you cannot hold yourself back because of this. Civil Services is not just about cracking an exam and then clearing an interview, it judges you on everything you can think of, who you are and what you stand for! You need to put your complete focus in addition to lots of determination to prepare for Civil Services Examination. For that you need to - Believe in yourself. 5. Join the army
If you are adventurous in nature and have leader ship quality then indian army is the best option for you,it is very proud moment for you when you are member of third largest army of the world. Give a chance to the patriot in you. Joining the Army/Navy/Air Force or any other wing of the defense services can be exciting and high paying at the same time. You can join as technical staff by applying through the University Entry Scheme (UES), which require you to apply on their respective websites or appear for the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test). You can also apply for flying positions in Indian Air Force by clearing AFCAT. The times are gone when you tagged defense services with only patriotism. Now you can be utterly professional when opting for defense as a career. These positions will give you an opportunity to live your life for the nation, a life with good facilities and a decent sum to take home as well.