Engineering Colleges in India are increasing but the Quality is not increasing

Limited Facilities, Lack of the Lecturers, College building in rented areas, Labs with out the required equipment… The teaching doesn’t reach the standards that the Industries wants. But the Engineering colleges are ready to start the new Academic Year. In some States Counseling has been completed and some other state are ready for counseling. As usual many of the engineering collegeswhich doesn’t reach the AICTE Standards are also in the Counseling list and admitting the students for their Commercial point of viewthey are not supposed to think about the students future. The NASCOM’s Survey in Andhra pradesh had let out a fact that only 12% of the students have the skills and technical knowledge to get a job after completing their course.

• Many of the Engineering Colleges in India doesn’t have minimum facilities.
• Lecturers with out experience, Labs with out equipments
• Every year the Engineering colleges are growing in Number but not the Quality

Lots of Engineering colleges :

There are lots of Engineering colleges in India even though there is a deficiency of 56,000 Phd candidates and 82,000 M.Tech Graduates. So the Graduates who have completed B.Tech are joining as the Lecturers who doesn’t have any experience. Here is an example for such issue : In JNTU Hyderabad region only among the 300 engineering colleges not even 83 principals with theQualification are not recruited.

Half of the Engineering colleges doesn’t have minimum facilities.

The Engineering colleges are being approved by the AICTE are not even having the facilities like experienced Lecturers. In rural areaswe cann’t even have the basic facilities. Last year 35% of the seats in the Rural areas are left unfilled due to this reason. This year AICTE has increased some more seats for such colleges, As they have a team to inspect the colleges they have given approval for the colleges which have provided a bond stating that they have all the facilities.

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90% of the Engineering Students are facing Lack of skills

Even as India is emerging as an engineering and manufacturing outsourcing hub, 90 per cent of the engineering resources in the country do not posses the right skill set to work in real time, Ansys, provider of engineering simulation software, said.

According to Gautam Dutta, country manager of Ansys, engineering courses abroad are project-oriented, while in India it is examination-oriented.

“All students are prepared to answer questions in examinations, rather than making them adept in asking the right questions and gain practical knowledge. It is a big challenge. Only 10 per cent of the engineering jobs are filled by engineering graduates from premier institutes, while others have to undergo intense training and get their skills honed to work in real time,” Dutta said.

In a bid to widen its reach in India, Ansys has signed two channel partnerships with ATeN Systems and Technology and Entuple Technologies. Presently, India is one of the biggest users of Ansys engineering simulation software products.

ATeN Systems and Technology will be ANSYS India’s PAN India educational product distributor.

Nawdeep Puranik, managing director of ATeN said, “India has become the world’s engineering and manufacturing outsourcing hub. Every year more than 2,500 engineering students graduate from engineering and polytechnic institutes.”

“Today the challenge is to produce global, industry-ready engineers. Computer-aided engineering, or engineering simulation, is rising-sun technology,” he added.

Another channel partner Entuple Technologies and ANSYS together will focus on automotive, aerospace and defence, and industrial equipment and rotating machinery industries to address their electronic design automation (EDA) needs.

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Lack of Basic Skills in 30% Indian IT Engineers

All Students  who are Pursuing Computer Science Engineering CSE and Information Technology IT Courses in VariousEngineering Colleges are hereby informed that Indian computer engineers are highly sought after, but a new report has revealed that computer science (CS) and information technology (IT) graduates are not up to the mark on programming.

As Per the Official Sources 30% of CSE / IT Graduates did not have Basic Theoretical Knowledge in Computer Programming, 50% Students Did not understand the subtleties of programming concepts.

As Per the Reports the Rate of Production of engineers in India is much greater than any other nation, the report noted in its conclusion.

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Emerging Career Opportunities in IT in India – IT Industry Expectations – Tips for engineering students

Emerging Career Opportunities in (Information Technology) IT in India –  IT Industry Expectations – Tips for engineering students

Information Technology had been one of the key economy booster in India in the last 3 decades, IT was contributing 50% of the share in India’s GDP where as manufacturing, agriculture were contributing 20% and 15% respectively. In the financial year 2013-14 Indian IT/ITES industry was one of the largest employer with 2.2 million engineers directly and 8 millions indirectly by generating a revenue of 125 Billion US$. There is an estimation that Indian IT industry will be earning 250 billion US$ by 2020. Here the challenge is not about the employment but its all about the employability of our engineers.

India has 1.7 million engineering seats as of now (Till date) but only 20% of them are employable as per the NASSCOM reports. Remaining 80% of the engineers coming out of the Colleges every year are not getting jobs in IT. The “Make in India” campaign which was proposed by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi is giving thrust to Information Technology and manufacturing sector.

Industry Expectations for the engineering students :

• Consistency in their academic performance from year 1 to year 4 (minimum of 65%)
• They should not have backlogs in any year
• Working on mini projects from the 2nd year 2nd semester will help the students in understanding the application of the theoretical knowledge in real time practice
• Certification courses will be helpful
• Should be good at Aptitude skills – Quantitative, Logical and reasoning
• Ability learn new and emerging technologies
• To expose yourself in group one must participate in Group discussions, JAM sessions and Debates
• Participate in the coding contests like Microsoft hackon, Infosys Aspiration 2020 and others which will help you in understanding the competition and our caliber

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BITSAT Question Paper Pattern 2016

Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test 2016 Pattern has been Published. All Students who are aspiring for Admission to B.E. / B.Tech Engineering and B.Pharmacy Programs in BITS Pilani, BITS Goa and BITS Hyderabad Campus through BITSAT 2016 Entrance Test and Searching for BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test Pattern are hereby informed that the BITS Admission Department has Published BITSAT 2016 Online Test Pattern and BITSAT 2016 Question Paper Pattern.

BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test Pattern :- 

1. Duration of BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test :- 3 Horus
2. BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test is Divided in to Four Parts
3. BITSAT 2016 Questions will be based on NCERT Syllabus
4. Type of Questions asked in BITSAT 2016 Online Test is : Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
5. Total Number of Question Asked in BITSAT 2016 Online Test is : 150 Questions + 12 Extra Questions (Optional)
6. Total Number of Marks Allotted in BITSAT 2016 Entrance Test is : 450 Marks
7. For Each BITSAT 2016 Entrance Test Correct Answer Students will be awarded : 3 Marks
8. There will be Negative Marks for each Incorrect Answer (Penality of 1 Mark for Each Incorrect Answer)
9. Subject Wise Questions and Marks are as Follows

10. BITSAT 2016 Subject Wise Questions and Marks
    Part	Subject	Number of questions	Number of Marks
    Part I	Physics	40	120
    Part II	Chemistry	40	120
    Part III	(a) English Proficiency	15	45
    	(b) Logical Reasoning	10	30
    Part IV	Mathematics	45	135
    	Total	150	450

    Important Date for BITSAT 2016 Application Processing :-

11. S.No	BITSAT 2016 Events	BITSAT Dates 2016
    1	BITSAT 2016 Application Forms available Online From	8th January 2016
    2	Deadline to Apply Online for BITSAT 2016 Entrance Test is	5th March 2016
    3	Revision / Editing of BITSAT 2016 Online Application form Start from	6th March 2016
    4	Last Date for Correction of Mistakes in BITSAT 2016 Online Application is	7th March 2016
    5	BITSAT 2016 Test Center Allotment and Announcement	8th March 2016
    6	BITSAT 2016 Online Slot Booking Starts from	21st March 2016
    7	BITSAT 2016 Online Test Dates Reservation Ends on	10th April 2016
    8	BITSAT 2016 Hall Ticket Download Starts from	29th April 2016
    9	Last Date to Print BITSAT 2016 Hall Tickets is	30th April 2016
    10	BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test Starts from	14th May 2016
    11	BITSAT 2016 Online Entrance Test ends on	28th May 2016

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