Will you get a job if you study engineering

There always exist a dilemma among the blooming minds of the students. Most of the students who


does not have or had any idea about their future plans always end up taking the courses that the elders say them to take

This is where everything starts. Every thing seems as though it goes wrong. You may think that you are not suited for that kind of environment.

If you take up the current scenario you may find that Engineers in India mostly get their fruits of income by going abroad. Since India is one of the most populous nations only the citizens with top tier knowledge get jobs in Engineering in Government sector

So, most of the engineers finally opt to go the IT sectors as they provide good salary package. But they at most times won't realize that the jobs at the IT sectors are mostly tiresome and most of all "THEY WON'T LAST LONG". That doesn't mean that they will be fired. In most of the instances he himself would come out of the company. Mostly because of the intense pressure that is levied on them. This is because of the unending working hours of their jobs and the "Uncertainity for permanancy" in the company

Hmm... Then what do the Engineers who are not at par with top tier engineers and not low as late bloomers do??

They mostly look for a job in the Government sector. And the job may not be related to Engineering at least. They end up studying for Exams for the bank sector mostly or they take up exams for IAS etc..

 

Then why the heck do they take and study the dire hard Engineering Courses? The most significant reason is the influence from the parents and the people of the society around...DAMN you influencers Let the students decide... They will take what suits them and what they love the most...Don't you dare you phrases like "I would do only what's good for you"...I don't mean to say that you should not even pose your opinions. I'm just telling you to let the students decide at last.

After all if you choose what you like you know how to earn from it...You don't have to be Jobless