What are the scopes of Govt. jobs for a  B.E(E.C.E) in India?
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BSNL, BHEL, Electricity boards. There is lot of scopes in these organisation.. \n\nYou can right Engineering Services Exam and will get good posting based on the results..\n\nYou Can Also try for DRDO..\n\nAll The Best!
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http://www.nptel.iitm.ac.in\n\nThis site gives best referance books / lectures on all branches of engineering. The site sponsored by Indian Government & Indian Institute of Technology.
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Get in touch with the relevant Professional Institution for details of their qualifications and what courses lead to them. Initially, look up their web sites! For Electrcal Engineering, there is an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Http://www.ieee.org), which is international and has national sections. For computing, in the United Kingdom where I live there is the British Computer Society (http://www.bcs.org), and there will be an equivalent in most overseas countries.\n\nAgain in the United Kingdom, the Open University is a leading provider of on-line courses (Http://www.open.ac.uk)\n\nThere are limits to the extent you can study Electrical/Computer Engineering on-line because you will need to do practical work to get a worthwhile qualification.
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It is Indian Administrative Service
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Wow!\n1. Nuclear, Hydro, Sun, Wind\n2. All over the country\n3. Best to talk to an indian government rep.\n4. refer to 2\nI know for a fact that the government splits the power generation via the state. So you might be better trying to find technical data of india per state.
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You could take a second professional degree, or take a Masters degree (which i hope is what your talking about)into an industry such as marine science, plant biology (or disease), biopharmaceutical industries, etc. etc. It depends on the job prospects for India. Search on your local HR office to enquire.
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Seems to be a popular job title for "receptionist" in India.  I typed "front office executive" into Yahoo Search and pulled a couple of job ads.
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Dear Vijayanand\n\nI am presently in UAE. I can suggest you to go through the following career guidance site. This may help you to locate a suitable job in Electronics.\n\nGood Luck\n\nwww.CareerMidEast.com
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Difficult question to answer..\nWhat you're asking for depends on hiring trends when you pass out..\nCurrently, computer science still rules the roost due to the current bpo/kpo boom.. (also because that's where the most brightest minds end up so most i-banks and consultancies hire their employees from there.. even if they have little use of your degree..)\n\nAs far as elec. engg. goes... I have to admit that job opportunities are relatively high for electrical engineering also.. electical engineering has a wider scope for research-related job opportunities also though most elec. engineers end up working as analysts/consultants to one of the aforementioned i-banks.. (yup.. you might as well roll up that degree of yours and smoke some pot..)\n\nbottomline is.. most companies look for the brightest minds.. and the current trend remains that top ranking students mindlessly flock to CS.. so the best thing one can do is to join the herd.. again, for a booming service sector like india's your programming skills are really valuable..\n\nso CS is on a high now.. but one still can't guess what'll happen in the next few years..
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http://www.bii.in/page/index.asp \ntry this! the career section here may help!
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The Indian Civil Services, once called the "steel frame" of India offer prestigious and\n   challenging career avenues. The term "civil services" applies to all the non-military branches\n   of state administration. The vast machinery of the government is run by the civil servants,\n   working in various capacities in the IAS, IFS, IPS and so many more.\n\n   These services are a legacy of the British, who ruled their far-flung empire on the pattern of\n   the Romans. This intricate system of controls and accountability in the functioning of the\n   government was established here after the 1857 uprising, when the reins of power were\n   transferred from the East India Company to the Crown. From a limited role involving \n   preservation of law and order, collection of taxes and dispensation of justice, the focus of the\n   services has now shifted toward developmental work. Unlike many other services therefore,\n   the civil services are more of a vocation than a job. The selection for these services is made \n   through a single entrance examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission\n   (UPSC). Based on the performance of the candidate, he / she is recruited for a particular\n   service.\n\nYour Career Options\n\n   \n   The services are divided into two groups and based on your performance in the test conducted\n   by the UPSC and your stated preferences you are assigned a particular service.\n\n   Indian Administrative Service (IAS) \n\n   Indian Foreign Service (IFS) \n\n   Indian Police Service (IPS)\n\n   GROUP 'A' SERVICES \n\n   Indian Revenue Services (IRS)\n\n   Railway Services \n   # Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) \n   # Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS)\n   # Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS) \n   # Railway Protection Force (RPF) \n\n   Indian Customs and Central Excise Services (IC & CES)\n   # Customs \n   # Central Excise \n\n   Indian Audit and Account Service (IAAS) \n   Indian Postal Service \n   P&T Finance and Accounts Service \n   Indian Information Service (IIS) \n   Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS) \n   Indian Ordnance and Factories Service (IOFS) \n   Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) \n   Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES) \n   Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) \n\n   GROUP 'B' SERVICES \n\n   Central Secretariat Service \n   Railway Board Secretarial Service \n   Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service \n   Customs Appraisers Service \n   Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar Islands Police Service \n   Posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police in the Central Bureau of \n   Investigation and Pondicherry\n\nFAQs\n\n   \n   Q. Beside IAS, IFS and IPS, what are the other career opportunities available through the civil\n   services examination? \n\n   A. UPSC offers career opportunities in the railways, custom and excise, audit and account\n   services, postal services, finance and accounts, information service, defence accounts, Indian\n   Ordinance and Factories service, civil accounts service & Central Industrial security force. \n\n   Q. How many subjects does one prepare for the Civil Services exam? \n\n   A. In the prelims exam held in summer one optional subject has to be selected and General\n   Studies is compulsory.In the mains exam, which is in winter, two optional subjects have to\n   be selected and general studies is compulsory. This exam also includes an essay paper, a\n   paper on english and another on any one regional language.
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Write the government attention:  Forms.   Go down to the recruiter's office.  Grab a uniformed guy and ask.  Call the Adjutant General's office.  Google "Government forms."  \n  You are talking about India?
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I'm an Electronics and Computer Engineer.  Look at government positions for a Civil Engineer first and I think you would like the opportunities there.
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It depends what their job description is.\n\nSome help manage an MPs time, sort out meetings etc.\n\nOthers help draft new proposals, private members bills or speeches.\n\nSome work for local authorities, councils and the like doing day-to-day administrative jobs. Basically any 'emination of the state' employs civil servants - people tend to think of them just as the ones at Whitehall but there are far more than that.\n\nA lot seem to want to run the country
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check up this link:\nhttp://www.indiaresult.com/career_guidance/amie/default.htm
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Go to the link: \n\nhttp://www.eci.gov.in/Links/Links_fs.htm\n\nThere is a drop down list. Choose Maharashtra and check out your name.
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Hi Raina,\n\nHere is a list of few sites from which you can find jobs.\n\nwww.naukri.com\nwww.jobsahead.com\nwww.monsterindia.com\nwww.timesjobs.com\nwww.cybermediadice.com\nwww.freshersworld.com\nwww.hotjobs.com\nwww.careerbuilder.com\n\nThese are enough for finding a job in INDIA.\nAll the best dude.