5 Things You Can Do After B. Tech

5 Things You Can Do After B. Tech

After four years of amazing journey from student to an engineer brings you to a professional platform. This journey is so exciting that one enjoys to its fullest the academics, the campus, extracurricular activities, self control, self discipline, friends and so on. During this period what we miss is self realization; and at the end student gets puzzled what to do next. As an adult one is exposed to many paths but the difficulty lies in deciding what to do and what not to? Such students can think over the given options and move forward towards success:

1. Short term courses : Specialized Short term courses such as machine designing embedded technology, VLSI, robotics, protocol testing, and ethical hacking for better career options. These courses must be chosen as per the subject you are pursuing and need of the corporate world. One should always hit the iron when it is hot.

2. Post graduation degree : B. Tech is of course a bachelors degree. One can go for post graduation degree courses in their respective subjects. This will not only enhance their academic standing but will provide new opportunities in their career. Apart from M. Tech you can also go for MBA degree if interested in jobs related to senior management

3. Prepare yourself for competitive professional examination : After completion of B. Tech you have gained a platform of minimum qualification to appear in any competitive professional examination. Your last four years journey has definitely made you realize about your caliber and academics has helped you to use your studied material at its best. So now it's time to decide

and jump into your efforts of your dream job.

4. Start your career as Entrepreneur : Starting your career as with your own venture is one of the

best options. Each respective subject field has many options for business. One should go for

the best of his ability, which can only be decided after a research of the market scenario.

5. Job after graduation (B. Tech) :Completing engineering good engineering colleges provides you opportunity in your field through campus based job selection. Such job opportunities can make an

excellent mark towards your career after engineering. It is better to start job in a company through campus placements as it provides a platform in your early stage to learn for your future endeavors. So if you encase an opportunity as a job as campus placement, then you should move forward and discover the corporate world.

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In Sagar Group of Institutions, we work on innovative & practical works. It is primarily based on developing and offering practice opportunities to undergraduates for problem solving task which is fit for industrial requirements. Most of the projects are associated with industry and community.

Project enhances student’s abilities like situation analysis, teamwork and group skills, multiple assessment opportunity, presentation and interpersonal skills, creative thinking, develop problem solving skills and decision making.

1.     (1) The team of #SIRT is selected among top 200 teams (Rank 52nd) in India, for their innovative idea 'to develop a solution that links farmers & government for effective management of water resources' in Smart India #Hackathon2018. Team SIRT would receive up to Rs. 25 Lakhs from GoI to establish their own Start-Up

2.      (2)The project includes the techniques of transmitting power without using wires which Includes resonating inductive coupling in sustainable moderate range, RF signal radiated from various devices at home and heat dissipated from household appliances. This prototype as a whole gives an effective, high performance techniques which can efficiently transmit the power to the required area varying in distances.

3.      (3)The California Bearing Ratio (CBR) is a penetration test for evaluation of the mechanical strength of natural ground, sub-grades and base courses beneath new carriageway construction. The basic site test is performed by measuring the pressure required to penetrate the soil. Students of CE Department developed a project to determine the CBR values of different soil used in the core material of Earthen Dam.

4.    (4)Kart racing is a variant of open-wheel motor sport with small, four wheeled vehicles called go karts depending on the design. They are usually raced on scaled down circuits. Kart racing is commonly perceived as the stepping stone to the higher ranks of Motorsports. Students of ME Department designed "Go-Kart" for national kart racing championships as per the specifications given by NKRC.

5.    (4)The monitoring and GSM systems and developed in this project is for use in greenhouse applications, where real time data on climate conditions and other environmental properties are sensed and control decisions are taken by monitoring system and they are modified by the automated system and sends SMS to users. Micro controller displays these parameters on an LCD.

6.      (5)This project is designed to give a smooth start to the induction motor. The three phase induction motors during the initial starting condition draws up much higher current than its capacity and the motor instantly reach the full speed. This results in a mechanical jerk and high electrical stress on the windings of the motor. Sometimes the windings may get burnt. The induction motor should start smoothly and gradually catch up the speed for a safer operation.

7           (6) This project is developed as an interactive digital logic simulator for teaching of logic design or testing simple digital designs. It features both low-level logic gates as well as high-level components, including registers and microprocessor emulator. This Simulator is a tool for experimenting with and learning about logic gates. This includes drag-and-drop gate layout and wiring, and students created integrated circuits.