Career Opportunities
after Engineering
What should
you do after engineering?
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Bachelor of Technology(B.Tech) is one of the
most popular wanted courses by the Science students after 12th class.
B.Tech program offers specializations in numerous fields such as Mechanical, Biotech, Computer Science,
Engineering Physics, Electronics & Communication etc. No matter which
Engineering area you opt for, you can discover plenty of work openings after each
specialized program which will offer you a promising career. You can select
your profession options depending upon your interest zone, the course that will
benefit you to upskill and the future outlook revenues. If you are confused
about which profession option to choose after Engineering, then you should
consider these popular Engineering fields and the various appealing career
options as listed below:
1.
CAREER OPTIONS AFTER B.TECH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE B.Tech in Computer
Science will deliver you with a variety of career choices. Pursuing B.Tech in
Computer Science, you will grow and advance the software programs and hardware
which makes the computers run.
If you work in the software department, such as
Windows, Linux etc. your duty will be to develop different computer programs,
such as Photoshop and Microsoft Office. Software Engineers turn lots of
hardware into fully handy computers.
If you work as a Hardware Engineer you will be mandatory
to develop the hardware of computers, including the motherboards, graphics and
audio cards and drives that are later programmed by Software Engineers.
As a skilled Computer Engineer, you can work as-
Application Analyst, Animation and Graphic Designer, IT Consultant, Multimedia
Programmer, Information Systems Manager, Web Developer, Web SEO Specialist,
Software Engineer, and App Developer.
2.
CAREER OPTIONS AFTER B.TECH IN MECHANICS Mechanical engineering
is gaining a lot of popularity among the aspirants these days. The candidates
taking up B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is increasing. If you pursue B.Tech
in Mechanics, you will study motion, energy, and force.
As a Mechanical engineer, you will seek control
of these elements by using a mixture of material, human and economic resources
to develop mechanical resolutions that help satisfy the needs and wants of
society.
As a Mechanical engineer, you can work in the
field of automotive, aerospace, hydro and power, biomechanics, manufacturing,
mining and metals, and refrigeration and air-conditioning domains – and seek
job positions as a Mechanical Integration Engineer, Research Scientist, Process
Engineer, Project Engineer, Product Design Engineer, Stress Analyst etc.
3.
CAREER OPTIONS AFTER B.TECH IN ELECTRONICS &
COMMUNICATION B.Tech
in Electronics & Communication is in demand these days as it requires
specialization in the areas of design, development, research, and manufacturing
of Internet of Things, 5G & Beyond, and Information Processing &
Analytics.
After doing B.Tech in Electronics & The communication you can seek jobs at the positions of - Analog Design Engineer,
Digital Design Engineer, Layout Engineer, PCB Designer, Product Validation
Engineer, Embedded Firmware Engineer, Embedded Hardware Engineer, Embedded
System Developer, Testing and Verification Engineer, PDK Developer, Design
Synthesis Engineer, Antenna engineer, Network Communications Systems Engineer,
RF Wireless Systems Engineer, RF Systems Engineer, Data Analyst,
Instrumentation Engineer, Systems & Communications Engineer, Software
engineer, Hardware Systems Firmware Debug and Integration Engineer, Control
Systems Engineer, Cybersecurity Engineer - Embedded Systems and many more.
4.
CAREER OPTIONS AFTER B.TECH IN BIOTECH B.Tech in Biotechnology
is gaining popularity these days to meet the societal needs and scientific
advancements. As a Biotech engineer, you will learn to develop technologically
solutions to the various problems in health, nutrition, energy, and
environment.
As a Biotech engineer, you can work in the
fields of- Drug and pharmaceutical research, Public funded laboratories,
Chemicals, Environment control, Waste management, Energy, Food processing,
Bio-processing industries etc.
WHAT IS THE AVERAGE PAY OF A B.TECH GRADUATE?
Bachelor of Technology(B.Tech) course offers
diversified specializations in the four years span. High pay forecasts and
promising job profiles make the B.Tech program even more fascinating. The Incomes
of a B.Tech graduate varies from field to field. The pay even differs based on
the knowledge of the applicants. The incomes even vary in the Government and
Private Sectors. But B.Tech students can expect a higher salary in the private
sector than the government sector.
As a B.Tech student, you will have work
availability both in the government and private sector. Specializations are
offered in the B.Tech course in different fields. Some of these include-
Information Technology, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics
& Communication Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electronic Physics,
Aeronautical Engineering, and Marine Engineering.
If you are uncertain of the salaries of these
fields then refer the list and details below to get a detailed idea of the
same.
SALARY OF A COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING If you have done your
B.Tech in Computer Science your salary can differ in accordance with the
Industry/Sector. After doing your Computer Science Engineering if you take up
jobs as a Programming Analyst, Software Engineer, Hardware Engineer and
Associate Engineer you can earn up to 2.5-3
lakhs as a fresh graduate.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING There is a large number of vacancies for Mechanical engineers. As a B.Tech graduate in Mechanical Engineering, you can earn an average minimum of Rs
15,000- Rs 30,000 per month. Your salary will vary according to the job
profile also. If you work as a Project Engineer, Design Mechanical Engineer you
can earn an average of 1.5- 8 lakhs
annually. Positions such as Project Managers can fetch you a higher salary.
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING After completing B.Tech
in Electronics & Communication, you can get a starting salary of about Rs
10,000 per month in the government sector. Your salary will increase with the higher job profile and with the years of experience. The private sector can fetch you about Rs 20,000 to Rs 1 lakh per
month. At the position of a Network Engineer, Associate Software Engineer you
may earn from 1.6-6 lakhs annually.
BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING The demand for GR B.tech graduates in
Biotech Engineering is growing day by day as the technological progress keeps
progressing. Although your salary can differ across the organization, you can
earn an average minimum of Rs 20,000-
30,000 per month.
