Monthly Archives: June 2021

                Plus two is often considered the turning point in your academic life, as it decides the course you could further enrol in and the career you would possibly choose. There are various … Continue reading →

There are approximately 1.5 million engineers passing out every year in India. But do we have as many jobs to recruit them? There is a lack of exposure to the right kind of hands-on training in areas and subjects which … Continue reading →

What after 12th?’ is the common question among the new generation of students studying in 12th standard. Every year these   questions hit lakhs of searches  in Google.  The confusion prevails among them concerning career prospects, job opportunities and yes, their … Continue reading →

When you are a fresh civil engineer, the first question that comes to mind is, “How can a fresh civil engineer get a job?” And If you’re looking for a good job, you’re probably wondering which is the best course … Continue reading →

The top 10 tips for freshers to get a job    Now that you’ve graduated, you’re probably looking for a new job as a fresher. You will eventually find a new job, but it may not be a high-paying job … Continue reading →

Every parent hopes that their children will grow up to be engineers, but do all fresh engineers get jobs? Unfortunately, not every engineer is hired. So, in this article, we’ll discuss “how a fresher engineer can get a job” in … Continue reading →

After browsing through dozens of websites, you’re still unable to find information on the Electrical Designing and Drafting course for Engineers. Don’t worry, your search is over because you’ll find almost all of the answers to your questions about the … Continue reading →

Hey, I noticed you were seeking for an electrician training. This is something we can assist you with.   If you want to work in the electrical industry, you must first have proper training. In all types of buildings and … Continue reading →

According to the Periodic Labor Force Survey Report published by the central government in 2020 December 31, the unemployment rate in India is 21% among the age group of 18 and 29. Whereas, the unemployment rate in Kerala among the … Continue reading →