Education and Career Forum

I am a final year student pursuing B.Tech From Rajasthan Technical University.I wanted to enquire about the various government jobs for which i may be eligible and the criteria for them ?

You need to decide whether you would like to go in for a technical job or a non technical one. For the non technical job you can try civil service jobs. For the technical there are quite a few options like Railways, Telecommunications etc. You need to look out for notifications which match your profile. You may be required to appear for entrance exams for the same.

You are eligible for all d examz the thing is tat u ve to writ competitive exams for all goverment job...if ur an EEE graduate try for NTPC or NHPC...

if i got less than 60% marks in 12th is i am eligible for government jobs

Inwhich government job i am eligible after compliting M. Sc. Computer science from m.d.s.u.ajmer?

I have done B.Tech From Rajasthan Technical University june 2011 in computer science.I wanted to enquire about the various government jobs for which i may be eligible and the criteria for them ? Plzzz Tell me email- [email protected]

i m in final year from west bengal university of technology(electronics & communication).i wanna to the know the various job (public/ government) sector in which i m eligible.
plz send me details [email protected]

my self is pursuing b.tech from mdu university.and i m in final year .i got 89.8 % in 10th and 73.8 %i 12th ...in b.tech till now i got 70 ....i m confused -should i try(prepare) for civil services or just prepare for m.tech!!!please urgently mail me your answer on my email [email protected]

The work of a civil engineer is considered to be the oldest and extremely high-ranking profession. Of all the different fields of engineering, civil engineering jobs in India are faring better mainly due to the demands of improvement in the overall infrastructure of the entire country which is in great need of an overhauling.
There are varied fields of interest with civil engineer jobs in India. They are mostly structural, water resources, environmental, geo-technical etc. Another vital thing to be discussed is the remuneration part that totally depends upon the type of industry. They can work in state or central government or private concerns etc or overseas civil engineering jobs.

After the completion of Civil engineering one get many opportunities. Some of the possible career options are as: Builder, City Planner, Architect, Civil Engineer and Irrigation Engineer. They have exciting career opportunities both in public and private sector. Even the diploma-holders also have options in Site Management and Testing laboratories. They can also explore self-employment opportunities in: Public Health, Preparation of civil drawings, Estimating jobs, Rain water harvesting system and Surveying.

sir I have done my btech in textile technolgy , So PLease guide as I want to give state civil service exams at my mail id [email protected]
with regards
mandeep makkar