Promotion of Engineering Education Essential for National Development

Engineers play a pivotal role in making the country strong, self-sufficient and economically powerful. So, the purpose of national development is served in the first place by the students who pursue the engineering education. 

 Engineering students get prestige, recognition and admiration in society. The job of engineers is challenging and attractive both. So, the first aim of all meritorious and deserving students of 10+2 standard with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is to pursue engineering education to contribute their worth to the development of the country.

The job opportunities for engineering students are inexhaustible in India. There is also no dearth of opportunity for engineering graduates in the country. The main reason behind the unemployment among engineering graduates despite ample opportunities is that they are not found to be industry complaint. During their college days, most of the engineering students are not given training in accordance with the job market demand. That is why they are not found to be industry compliant after passing out of the colleges. Engineering students are required to be given industrial training in their colleges to face the challenging requirements of jobs. They must be trained to cope with growing demand of Industries.

To promote engineering education in the country, a Delhi based leading company in the field of Education, IT and Career Counseling has been organizing two scholarship examinations – AIEESE (Primary) and AIEESE (Secondary)- every year on the national level. It has launched these scholarship examinations to help all those engineering aspirants who qualify them. All qualified engineering aspirants are granted scholarship. It is a merit-based examination. So, to get the scholarship, engineering students have to qualify it. It is company’s nominal contribution to national empowerment by helping meritorious and deserving engineering aspirants to pursue the education in the choicest colleges on the scholarship granted by it. To know in detail about AIEESE (Primary) and AIEESE (Secondary), please login www.aieeseprimary.co.in and www.aieesesecondary.co.in

As India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, it is essential to keep the pace of development intact. So, development and engineering education are complementary to each other. With the growing population of the country, the needs of the people are also rising very fast. To meet their growing needs, industries on a large scale are required to be set-up in the country. It is being done these days under the government’s employment generating programme Make in India.

 As far as opportunities after doing post graduation in engineering are concerned, there is the shortage of scope for them. It is advisable for the engineering students, who have pursued higher education and have completed M. Tech courses, to search jobs in the education sector. They can be either teachers or research scholars. There are so many organizations that employee postgraduates in their research and development wings. Government organizations like BARC, ISRO, NTPC etc. need postgraduates for research and development. In most of the govt. institutions like IIT, IIIT, NIT, there are professors who undertake centrally funded projects.

 With the pursuit of higher education by engineering students, the skills increase with the practical knowledge. This will definitely help them earn Ph.D. degrees, which provides the added advantage in their career.

 So, there is no dearth of job opportunities for the engineering students who pursue higher studies after graduation. Pursuing higher education not only enhances the knowledge of the students; it also makes them eligible for high salaried jobs in the field of engineering education and research.