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Career In Civil Engineering
In this episode, Ms. Mugdha Shetye talks about Civil Engineering. If you have a fascination for various monuments, large structures, bridges, airports, dams, etc. Ever have thoughts about building or constructing something - Like roads, buildings, ports, township planning & construction, metro rails, etc. Then civil engineering can be a career option.
Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the planning, designing and executing structural work like roads, bridges, tunnels, buildings, airports, dams, waterworks, sewage systems, traffic and transportation systems, irrigation and power plants, ports and harbors, oil rigs, etc. A civil engineer is responsible for planning and designing a project, constructing the project to the required scale, and maintenance of the project.
To be a civil Engineer various options are like a post-class tenth one can straight apply for a Diploma in Engineering. The entry is purely on the bases of tenth standard marks. It’s a three-year course after the class tenth. If the student has secured a very good percentage in all the three years of his diploma he has a provision to get a lateral entry for his Bachelors's Programme.
The second option, one can complete 10 +2 in science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and also clear relevant exams at the All India Level and State Levels like JEE or respective State CET, and apply for a Bachelor’s program i.e. B.E or B. Tech. It’s a four years course post-class twelfth.
If interested in pursuing higher education, than one can apply for M.E or M. Tech after graduation which is a two years course. To get an entry in the Post Graduate courses one needs to clear the GATE Entrance Exam.
Skills needed in Civil Engineering are bifurcated in two main zones; Professional and Technical.
Professional skills required to be successful are:
1. A sound understanding of social and professional responsibility.
2. Effective communication skills.
3. Ability to recognize the need for life-long learning.
4. Ability to function with diverse teams.
Technical Skills one needs to be
• Strong Mathematical skills as well as the ability to apply them in Engineering.
• Solution-oriented with the ability to analyze and find solutions in different contexts.
• Ability to design projects keeping in mind its societal, financial and environmental impacts.
• Well versed with modern engineering tools and techniques.
After completing the education, one can start applying in various sectors like Government or Private. To name a few of the government organizations like ONGC, BHEL, IOC, PWD, Electricity boards, Town Planning Department, Armed Forces, and Indian Railways, etc. In the Private Sector, Prime Recruiters are Construction firms. With the booming population and increased demands of sustainable infrastructure in the form of high-end road and railway network, better water supply arrangements and, concept buildings, the right skill set can take you to new highs in your civil engineering career.
If you want a career where you can bring new ideas to life then with the construction of new buildings, bridges, houses and renovation opportunities, you can consider Civil engineering as your career.
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Managing Stress While Studying Abroad
After going through a tedious application procedure, comes the prospect and also the stress of living in a new country. Everything is new and strange, the weather, the people, the food, the education system, followed by the pressure of maintaining good grades.
Managing stress when you are far away from your family, friends, and everything familiar becomes essential. Ms. Kunjal Sakhrani in this episode talks about certain tips to handle pressure and how to cope up with stress.
Plan and be organized: The best thing that you can do to keep stress at a manageable level is to be organized. Plan things in advance and set a timetable. You can make a list of activities that need to be done so that you are sure that you don’t miss out on anything that is important. It may seem very difficult at the beginning, but you will get used to it and will be able to manage everything effectively.
Find time for extracurricular activities: Universities campuses offer an enormous range of activities like sports, book clubs, debating societies, theatre groups, etc. Find an activity that interests you and participate in it. This will help you deal with loneliness, boredom, and depression.
Explore the local area: Wherever you are in the world, there will be lots of places to explore. Try combining sightseeing with a little bit of exercising by going on a hike or a bike ride. This will help in clearing your mind and will ensure that you work productively.
Make time to rest: While studying and indulging in an extracurricular activity are both important, remember that your body also needs rest. Invest in a comfortable pillow and a pair of earplugs to ensure you sleep properly. Your body will thank you.
Stay in touch, but not too much: Although it is important to make new friends it is also equally important to keep in touch with old ones and also your family. You can talk over the phone, text, chat over the internet or speak on a video call. Try and schedule a weekly chat or call, so that you have that to look forward to during the week.
While it is possible that many students are able to cope up with the pressure of studying abroad by following these tips, there may be many who still struggle. Even after trying out various techniques, you feel you cannot cope up, reach out to the International Students Office at your university. They will put you through to a professional counselor who will surely help you out.
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Employability Skills
Ms. Suchitra Surve, in this episode, speaks on a common problem heard from students, individuals, working professionals, educational institutes and corporate that is, today’s youth is not employable due to lack of employability skills. Seeking admission to a course or a college is the first step, and bond to learn the theory. But what, how and where are you going to apply these skills, that is, where employability skills play the key role. Recruiters and Organizations today are looking at people who are just more than theory, who can bring with them their own identity, creative thinking and also identify how they can add value to the process or the service that the organization is offering.
More and more students are completing their education, to gain a competitive advantage, it is essential to be equipped with employability skills. These employability skills will define you and give you first mover’s advantage. In organizations, nowadays, there is a process laid down, people know how to use it. Finally, they need people with employability skills to take their products or services to the next level. While recruiting the recruiters are looking at some specific skills. You will not get this information in any textbook, but it’s more of a training, observation, development, and improvement.
The practice is essential in employability skills. Try to identify the areas where you lack, take professional help to work and improve in these areas. Don’t just join random classes, it’s more to do with your personalized needs and the interventions required thereof. Focus on yourself on the skills that you need to develop to be more employable; even if you decide to be an entrepreneur, employability skills are going to be useful to you to move ahead. Understanding the need and importance’s, Growth Centre and Career Growth channel, already has some videos covering these topics, and few more will come up in the future.
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