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  “What to do after Engineering?” “What to do after B.Tech?” How many of you wonder which are all the  best career options after Engineering? Engineering (B.E., or B.Tech.,) is among the most popular graduation courses that students take after completing their school.  Choosing the right career can be confusing for many students. The world is full of opportunities. And you might not be aware of most of them. One has to know the  list of all career options after engineering  to select the right one. To help you in this regard, here is our list of the  best career options after engineering for students who are wondering what to do after engineering:  Let’s begin.  Best Career Options After Engineering 1) Higher Studies One of the most popular  career options after engineering  is to pursue further studies. If you’re a B.Tech student, then you can prepare for the GATE exam.  GATE  (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is an exam...

  Around 4298 engineering colleges are established in India. Twelve to thirteen lakh students are graduating from these colleges every year. While the   number   of engineering graduates is increasing, the   employability   rate is decreasing in India. Engineering graduates are remaining jobless due to   competition   in every field. Let us look at the Statistics. ➢ Let us consider this: if 13 lakh people are completing their engineering every year, from those 66% are clue less i.e. without any job and few of them are learning some programming languages and roaming for jobs. ➢ Only 19 percent of the graduates are getting jobs, most of them are placed through  campus placements  and  references . ➢ 13 to 14 percent students are going for higher education like M.Tech, MS or MBA. ➢ Only 1 % people are starting up their own Business! Most of the students join B.Tech courses because they are  forced  by their parents as it is a...

  Assembly Election Result Live Updates:  ECI takes serious note of reports coming in of congregation(s) of people to celebrate anticipated victory. Check out counting of votes, election result (Vidhan Sabha results) and latest news updates of 5 states -- West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Puducherry, Kerala. Elections Results 2021 Live News Updates:  Election results 2021 or Vidhan Sabha results 2021 for West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry assemblies will be announced today on May 2. Counting of votes with regard to West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry election results will start around 8 AM. It's a big day for political parties but election results are being announced amid an extremely bad Covid-19 situation in the country. fresh news will bring all the latest action on assembly election results 2021. Stay tuned to catch all the news updates on West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and Puducherry election results 2021 or Vidhan Sabha re...

  West Bengal Election Results Live, West Bengal Assembly Election Vote Counting Live Updates: The Trinamool Congress has taken massive lead and now leading ahead in over 200 seats. West Bengal Election Results 2021: It's BJP vs TMC in Bengal   2021 West Bengal, WB Assembly Election Vote Counting Live Coverage: The Trinamool  Congress  (TMC) has taken a massive lead over the  BJP  in initial rounds of counting. If early trends hold,  Mamata Banerjee  will return as chief minister for the third term in West Bengal. The TMC is now leading in 200 of 294 seats, just 11 short of what she had got in 2016. The BJP is struggling to cross 100-mark in the state, and is currently leading in 80 seats. Mamata Banerjee is now leading in Nandigram. Earlier, she was behind Suvendu Adhikari by over 8,500 votes.

LIVE: West Bengal Assembly Election Results 2021: It seems the BJP has conceded defeat as the Election Commission data showed that the Trinamool Congress was leading in over 200 Assembly seats. Seems the Bengal electorate has chosen Didi, said Kailash Vijayvargiya. Kolkata:  As the counting of votes for the West Bengal election continues on Sunday, the Election Commission data showed that Trinamool Congress might return to power in the state. Commenting on the EC data, BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya said it seems the Bengal has chosen ‘Didi’ and TMC’s ‘wheelchair and outsider’ poll campaign might have worked for the party. However, TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee was trailing against BJP candidate Suvedu Adhikari in Nandigram.  Locket Chatterjee is trailing from Chunsura. Meanwhile, Babul Supriyo and actor Yash Gupta were also trailing from Tollygunge and Chanditala constituencies respectively. TMC heavyweight Firhad Hakim is leading against BJP's Awadh Kishore Gupta and CPI(M)-C...