Having completed your B.Tech or B.E might be enough to
land you a job, but not necessarily. Employers in today’s job market are much
more demanding now than they were a few years ago. They seek candidates who have
at least some basic knowledge about the industry. Of course, no one wishes to
end up with an employee who needs to be trained right from the ABCs! So if you
want a successful placement, make sure you get your hands dirty with actual
inside-the-industry experience and knowledge. Job oriented training will serve
that purpose.
Short-term job oriented training courses give you the
much required edge against other applicants in addition to equipping you with
the practical know-how necessary in your field. Here is a compilation of the
best short term courses you can choose from depending on your engineering
specialisation.
Options for
Civil Engineering Graduates
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Building Design Certification
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Construction Supervisor
Certification
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Construction Project Management
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Interior Designing
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Technical Drawing & Designing
Options for
Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)Graduates
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.net
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CADD
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Java
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Communications
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Embedded Systems
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Industrial Automation
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Nanotechnology
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Networking
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PCB Designing
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Real-Time Distributed Systems
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VLSI
Options for
Computer Science Engineering (CSE/IT) Graduates
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Animation & Multimedia
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C, C++, Java, .NET, HTML, SQL &
Other Languages
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Database Administration
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Digital Marketing
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Graphic Design & Web Design
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Information Security & Ethical
Hacking
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Microsoft Certified System Engineer
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Networking Professional
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Oracle, SQL & Database
Administration
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Red Hat Certified Engineer
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Robotics
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SAP Courses
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Software or Web Development
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Software Testing
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TCNP Certification
Options for
Mechanical Engineering (ME) Graduates
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5S Certification
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ISO Lead Auditor Courses
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Primavera Training
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Six Sigma
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SPC Course
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SQC courses
Options for
Electrical Engineering (EEE) Graduates
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Aircraft Maintenance
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Circuit Analysis
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Control Systems
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Electrical Distribution System
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Linear System Analysis
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PLC, SCADA and DCS
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Power System Analysis
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Power Systems
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Switch Gear & Protection
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System Engineering
Students can opt for any of these job-oriented
training programs to add to their skill-sets or may choose to go for
post-graduation instead. Whatever be the choice, it is essential to gain
necessary industrial knowledge and practical experience if you want to stand a
chance during placements. Colleges are struggling to bridge the gap between
syllabus and industry requirements. However, considering the present scenario,
the Indian education system has miles to go to fulfil this ambition. Meanwhile,
students can opt for short term courses from credible job-oriented training
institutions so they aren’t left out in the race. Developing both technical as
well as soft-skills is the key.