Disha - The Career Conclave 2021
Learn more about how engineering is evolving, 21st century skills, detailed branch information, opportunities available abroad and essential time management skills from experts at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham.
Career Planner
For an Engineering student career planning process involves taking the time to decide what your career goals are and how you'll get there. You might engage in this process on your own or with a guidance or career counsellor.
How Can Engineering Aspirants and Students Get Ready for the Future?
Sharing knowledge and promoting 21st century skill development in addition to enabling students to be technically competent is a crucial ingredient required for all aspiring and practising engineering students. Read more:
The Professions of the Future in Focus
Concerns about a jobless future has never been so real. Every day somebody suggests that workers will increasingly be a surplus to what businesses need in a world of automation and artificial intelligence (AI). Read more...
Emerging Opportunities in the Job Market
While stepping into next year or decade, one will come across amazing job opportunities and security. Learn more about what to expect:
Commerce and Arts Students Can Now Switch to Engineering
AICTE announces new rules that offer flexibility to all engineering aspirants, irrespective of their high school background. Read more:
Future of IOT and career opportunities
Internet is at the helm of things contributing to shaping the 21st century. IoT or internet of things refers to home appliances, vehicles, portable devices, and other gadgets that are connected to the internet and exchange data with each other.
Career Prospects in Mechanical Engineering
The prospects of Mechanical Engineering in the future, the career prospects and the role of women in engineering is what gets covered in this session by Dr V Jayakumar and Mr Ayyappadas A. M, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Amrita.
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