Hi there!

For getting a job as a cardiac technician, you can do diploma in that course. The diploma should be recognised from state government or indian medical council. Many of the good para medical courses are approved by government , IMC or AICTE. Human life is very valuable. Go only for govt. approved courses. And if you joined any private institutions make sure it is govt. approved. There are many govt. approved para medical courses in private institutions. And specially, beware of any fraud advertisement.

Thank You.

Hey there

Right now no big exams for government exams is there. Notifications for IBPS exams are there you can check our website. For current notifications you can check employment news also. Also you can check our website page

check the link

https://learn.careers360.com/jobs/?page=2

good luck

Hii there,

Dear candidate, now a days its quite tough to say there are many government jobs available. But officially there are 50,000+ vacancies in government sector job including all studies. I suggest you to remain updated with some government job sites which provide you official data.

There are fe vacancies in Bank jobs, railway jobs, police jobs, forest department jobs, teaching and engineering jobs, etc. Please go through individual sites for more detailed information.

All the best!

Yes you can!

You can apply for various government exams and job posts after your Btech.

• You can go for UPSC/Civil Services.The respect and prestige which comes with services such as IAS, IPS, IFS, IES and IRS are unmatched to anything in the private sector.
• You can also join PSUs. Here your GATE score plays the main role. In case you are desirous of getting recruited in PSU’s, you need to qualify GATE exam PSU’s such as BHEL, ONGC, GAIL, IOCL, etc recruit on a large scale every year through different competitive exams. PSU’s offer lucrative Perks, work pressure is also less and offer numerous other benefits to their employees.
• You can join defense services like Army, Navy and Air force through CDS, AFCAT, SSC and many other such exams.
• You can go for Banking Sector – Probationary Officer (PO).
• Railway Engineers- .The major job profiles in Railways for Engineers are Senior Section Engineer (SSE) and Junior Engineer (JE).
• Scientists: Getting recruited in Prestigious Institutions such as ISRO, DRDO, etc as a Scientist is another very brilliant career option.
• IT Officer in Public Sector Banks
• SSC CGL: SSC CGL is a Government run agency responsible for recruiting staff to different Governmental Departments .SSC conducts recruitment for all Group ‘B’ and Non-Technical Group ‘C’ posts at various Ministries/Departments of the Central Government. SSC recruits on a very large scale every year.
• Jobs in Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI): CBI is among the most reputed organizations in the country.
• Clerical Cadre in Public Sector Banks

Hello,

M.tech in Environmental Engineering is a 2 years PG program

After, M.Tech you will get a low stress level job with a good work life balance.

There are various job opportunities

JOB OPPORTUNITIES :

Government sector

• PWD department
• Muncipal and Public offices
• Town planning department
• Agriculture development boards
• Pollution control board

Private sector

• Food Processing technology and industry
• Teaching in Private Institutes

If you want to do Research, you should pursue higher studies like PhD.

JOB PROFILES :

• Society worker
• Pollution control officers
• Professors
• Designers
• Planners
• Researcher
• Lead project engineer
• Drilling personnel
• Seismic acquisition consultant
• Senior ROV Technician
• Technical engineering manager

SALARY :

Starting salary is around Rs 30 k - 50 k depending upon your job profile, skills, knowledge, grades and experience

PhD holder can earn Rs 50 k - 75 k

Licensed environmental engineer can earn up to Rs 1 lakh/ month

You can earn Rs 12 k - 18 k / month as a starting salary in government sector

It has little scope in private companies with lower salary

It is always best to choose government sector jobs

So all depends on your choice, experience, skills and education level to be paid higher salary

Hope it helps

Good luck!

Hello aspirant

You can do Diploma in Pharmacy, Bachelor's in Pharmacy. Can do PhD with a your favourite subject. Getting some experience can help in taking government jobs. Most of the pharmacy jobs in government sector needs well qualified and experienced one.

This may help you.

Thanks!!

Hi Amol,

Manufacturing sector includes organizations engaged in the chemical, physical or mechanical transformation of components, substances and materials.

Careers in manufacturing is for a wide range of products including

• Food , drink and pharmaceutical
• Clothing, plastic and adhesive
• Cars, heavy machinery and military vehicles

In manufacturing many PSUs like ONGC, BHEL, SAIL, Indian oil etc opens up numerous vacancies and come forward to recruit candidates.

There are many more depending your ability and skills. Hope it helps you.

All the best.

Hey John

I do not understand what you mean by "ex regular" here. If you mean that you have fropped a year or two then it is okay as you acn still give government job exams. If you have given the 12th board papers again (because of reasons like you could not pass in a few subjects at one go or you did not give all of th epapers in one go) then too you are eligible for Government Job Exams deepnding on which exam you are talking about. I  am giving you a link from where you can check your eligibility for Odisha Government Jobs https://gaodisha.gov.in/node/900 . All the best!

Hello,

PGDM  is a course approved by AICTE and is equivalent to MBA is a valid qualification for government job and higher studies. Both the courses carry the same value in government jobs unless and until the job specifies only PGDM or only MBA.