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How to become a railway engineer?..please give me tips for the same

You can choose any railroad at the location you wish to live at.
Go to work in the operating department. that will be as a brakeman or switchman, that is the pathway to engineer.
In time depending on manpower requirements, usually less than 5 years you will be offered a chance for promotion to engineer.
The training class is usually a bit less than a year, is quite intense but most people pass.
Railroad business is forecast to increase over the foreseeable future, if you are furlughed temporarily dont despair, you will be recalled.
It's not a prefect world, but it is a pretty good job, a bit stressful on family life but beats sitting in an office all day.
Good Luck!

You can choose any railroad at the location you wish to live at.
Go to work in the operating department. that will be as a brakeman or switchman, that is the pathway to engineer.
In time depending on manpower requirements, usually less than 5 years you will be offered a chance for promotion to engineer.
The training class is usually a bit less than a year, is quite intense but most people pass.
Railroad business is forecast to increase over the foreseeable future, if you are furlughed temporarily dont despair, you will be recalled.
It's not a prefect world, but it is a pretty good job, a bit stressful on family life but beats sitting in an office all day.
Good Luck!