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Respected all of you. My problem is that i m dooing be in instrumentation eng. but my performance in be is very poor so is anyone to tell me what i hv to do for better future??

Hello,
After completing your engineering,try to do some course or even you can do it in your final year because it will cover up your poor performance to some extent.If you have 60% then you will be eligible for lot of companies.

you can do courses in Distributed Control Systems(DCS)&PLC Automation Control systems which costs around Rs 30000-40000 with a duration of 2-3 months.After this courses even if you do not get placements from the particular institute,you will have an added advantage and you will get chances in various industries.Because these days in power plants,steel plants.paper mills etc..Instrumentation engineers are in demand and hopefully it will increase in the nearby future.

hi i have completed my be instrumentation in 2009 i am still unemployed i need to do some course which will give me employment in the field of electronics

hi i have completed my be instrumentation in 2009 i need to know tat which course will help me to do my higher studies in m.tech space and atmospheric science at centre for space science and tech. dehra dun they are asking for 5 year experience in related field i need to know where to work to get tat job

I want know which is the best to do after completion of engineering.

For better future you must do work hard .You can do masters degree with good percentage so that your future is going to be good.

Dear,

After Instrumentation Engineering, you can do below mentioned following courses to upgrade your qualification.

1. M.E.

2. M.Tech.

3. MBA

etc. ........ for your better future & career.


Good Luck

i had completed be instrumentstion eng...i wanna know about short courses....in biomedical instrumentation also....

Hello,I'm doing my b.tech instrumentation engineering now,i need an advice from you regarding my future....like is it better to prepare for gate n pursue an m.tech or go for the MS program(both in the same stream)????I do agree that ultimately the type of institute that i'm in is what matters,but please give me an overall advice.

helloo,this year only i have given my last sem paper in instrumentation. n my performance is not upto the mark.so plz suggest me any good n cheap course ....so that i can get job easily

am i eligible for IES exam i am instrumentation final year student