
Role of parents in supporting engineering aspirants
Support from parents is essential for students to perform well in their engineering entrances. Below are few ways for parents to support and encourage engineering aspirants:
Engineering is a scientific field and job that involves taking our scientific understanding of the natural world and using it to invent, design, and build things to solve problems and achieve practical goals. This can include the development of roads, bridges, cars, planes, machines, tools, processes, and computers.
Support from parents is essential for students to perform well in their engineering entrances. Below are few ways for parents to support and encourage engineering aspirants:
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:
Yes, you read it right. This article may help you find a few important tips to follow, right before your journey to the entrance preparation starts. We won’t have all the details, but we will tell you where to look for those handy topics to keep in your revision list. Good start, isn’t it?
Opting for an engineering degree has become tougher over the years, what with more diverse options available, thanks to technological innovations. Here’s more on which stream to choose and why:
AICTE announces new rules that offer flexibility to all engineering aspirants, irrespective of their high school background. Read more:
The Department of International Programs works ceaselessly to bring about the vision of wholesome education by raising the education level of the students to international standards by bringing in opportunities, capabilities and transforming the way of education by building exposure.
Choosing an engineering stream to study should not be based on what will be most lucrative, but which one will use your interests and aptitude the best. So go for combinations that will hold your interest in the long run than the immediate placement after the four-year course.