I am from the first batch of this course. A brilliant Department with top faculties delivering one of the best Instrumentation and Control course in country. Dr. Pankaj has taken keen interest in blostering industy interactions which will further help the students understand the needs of the industry and will provide even better placements. I currently work in Energy Industry in UK. Directly after completing my course I worked 8 years in core instrumentation industry in India, before moving to UK 16 years ago.
Bro from your experience, what are the skills we should acquire to perform well in a industry.. I mean I completed my diploma in instrumentation and control engineering and now persuing robotics and automation engineering... But still confused which are the skills that I should develop during my b tech time to have a successful carrier...
I did my betch instrumentation in the year 2018-22. Got placed in L&T construction through campus. The skills and knowledge inculcated in me by the department helped to achieve greater success in the industry. Currently I am employed at FACT as Assistant manager instrumentation. Thanks for your support and guidance.😊
I completed my BTech degree here in the year 2021. After that, I obtained a position at Petronet LNG Ltd as a GAT in the same year. Subsequently, I received multiple offers from various oil and gas industries across India. I then joined Yokogawa India Limited in Bangalore.
I completed my bachelors 2018-22. Got placed in L&t construction through campus placement. The mix of class work and industry skills in this department’s syllabus really paid off for me in job interviews. I’m super glad I chose to atudy here.
@@cooldudepankable bro nan angane chodikan karanam enik ariyunna oru chechi ee course aan padichath nss palakkad il ippo placementum kitti joli ayi. Appo aa chechiyod chodichappol paranjath avide instrumentation aan mec ine kattilum placement enn. Athukond chodichatha🤷🏻♂️
Sir, I completed my diploma in instrumentation and control engineering and now persuing my robotics and automation engineering... So, what are the chances and opportunities for me in india as a fresher to get experience in this field and have a good carrier..? The field I'm interested to work is Industrial automation... Reply anyone who know about this?
It really depends on the institute where you studied your course. You definitely have lots of options in industrial automation, but those positions usually require experience. In order to acquire experience you require that first break. Usually that first break is through placements. That's how usually it is. But you can also take a harder approach and start working in sub contact companies and internship positions to gain experience and finally move on to more permanent positions.
@@cooldudepankable I'm studying in an institute affiliated with pondicherry university (MVIT, Madagadipet)... Most of the placements here are from IT companies like tcs, vipro, Infosys.. etc...and have a very low core placement records(less than 20%).. So, I'm not sure about if I will get into a automation based companies... So, can you tell me what are the steps I should take to prepare myself for getting into a core company in india even it's a startup company?. And where can I find a mentor to guide me to succeed in my studies cuz lm confused right now about what are the skill sets I should acquire to placed as a fresher in any core company...( I have interest in PLC, control systems (pd, pid..), python, embedded system...) BTW Thankyou for your reply sir.. really appreciate it..
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I am from the first batch of this course. A brilliant Department with top faculties delivering one of the best Instrumentation and Control course in country.
Dr. Pankaj has taken keen interest in blostering industy interactions which will further help the students understand the needs of the industry and will provide even better placements.
I currently work in Energy Industry in UK. Directly after completing my course I worked 8 years in core instrumentation industry in India, before moving to UK 16 years ago.
Bro from your experience, what are the skills we should acquire to perform well in a industry..
I mean I completed my diploma in instrumentation and control engineering and now persuing robotics and automation engineering...
But still confused which are the skills that I should develop during my b tech time to have a successful carrier...
I did my betch instrumentation in the year 2018-22. Got placed in L&T construction through campus. The skills and knowledge inculcated in me by the department helped to achieve greater success in the industry. Currently I am employed at FACT as Assistant manager instrumentation. Thanks for your support and guidance.😊
Eath collegil aan padichath?
Evide padicha
Bro applied instrumentation and electronics different course aano
Salary ?
Mam. Polymer science engineering or instrumentation which is better? Which should I choose. Please reply
I completed my BTech degree here in the year 2021. After that, I obtained a position at Petronet LNG Ltd as a GAT in the same year. Subsequently, I received multiple offers from various oil and gas industries across India. I then joined Yokogawa India Limited in Bangalore.
Campus placement aano kittiyath ?
Can you explain about the entry level salary for the same and the future opportunities
Polymer science aano?
most respected person ..Pankaj Sir💙
Instrumentation and control Engineering in NSS college of engineering is also a better choice.
Bro placement okke engane annu
Bro ,avidathe nallathano
Enikku avideya kittiyath? Nallath aano?
Most talented and down-to-earth person.
Dr. pankaj Sagar ❤
💎 Of Instrumentation department.
How can I contact him bro?..
I have some doubt about my studies..
Did you study instrumentation? Pls reply...
Crisp and clear information :)
Thankyou for sharing wonderful insights 🙏👍
Pankaj sir DOI depinta aishwaryam🌹
I completed my bachelors 2018-22. Got placed in L&t construction through campus placement. The mix of class work and industry skills in this department’s syllabus really paid off for me in job interviews. I’m super glad I chose to atudy here.
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Safe course ahno cusat il padikan
B. Tech instrumentation pardikkuna arengillum indo
applied electronics and instrumentation same ano
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Very useful. Thanks
Applied electriconics and instrumentation similiar cource ano
It is a very similar course. But Instrumentation and Control Engineering has more focus on the Control Engineering side.
@@cooldudepankable bro ippo athano padikane? Is it better than mec?
@@Sanjaynk-r1r I wouldn't say, better than mec. Just that you have more options than mec as said in the video. But mec is equally good.
@@cooldudepankable bro nan angane chodikan karanam enik ariyunna oru chechi ee course aan padichath nss palakkad il ippo placementum kitti joli ayi. Appo aa chechiyod chodichappol paranjath avide instrumentation aan mec ine kattilum placement enn. Athukond chodichatha🤷🏻♂️
@@Sanjaynk-r1r yes this is true. There are definitely a lot more placements for Instrumentation.
Highly informative
Applied electronics and instrumentation at gec kozhikode enganeyind???😢
Verae level thannae 🔥😅
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Sir,
I completed my diploma in instrumentation and control engineering and now persuing my robotics and automation engineering...
So, what are the chances and opportunities for me in india as a fresher to get experience in this field and have a good carrier..?
The field I'm interested to work is Industrial automation...
Reply anyone who know about this?
It really depends on the institute where you studied your course. You definitely have lots of options in industrial automation, but those positions usually require experience. In order to acquire experience you require that first break. Usually that first break is through placements. That's how usually it is. But you can also take a harder approach and start working in sub contact companies and internship positions to gain experience and finally move on to more permanent positions.
@@cooldudepankable I'm studying in an institute affiliated with pondicherry university (MVIT, Madagadipet)...
Most of the placements here are from IT companies like tcs, vipro, Infosys.. etc...and have a very low core placement records(less than 20%)..
So, I'm not sure about if I will get into a automation based companies...
So, can you tell me what are the steps I should take to prepare myself for getting into a core company in india even it's a startup company?.
And where can I find a mentor to guide me to succeed in my studies cuz lm confused right now about what are the skill sets I should acquire to placed as a fresher in any core company...( I have interest in PLC, control systems (pd, pid..), python, embedded system...)
BTW Thankyou for your reply sir.. really appreciate it..
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Btech in ic kayinjt padikan petuna courses for job opportunities?
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Ee courseinu maths compulsory aano?
Yes
Yes. Maths is compulsory in your +1/+2.
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Salary yearly ano monthly ano paranja
Yearly
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Left hand ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്ന students ന് ഈ Course പഠിക്കാൻ ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടാകുമോ സർ
I didn't understand your question. But no such problems. There are students with lesser motor skills who have completed this course successfully.
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Applied electronics and instrumentation different aano
It is a very similar course. But Instrumentation and Control Engineering has more focus on the Control Engineering side.
Instrumentation padikan padano like eee and other branches?@@cooldudepankable
No@@Sanjaynk-r1r
@@agrahksie6351 ippo athano padikane?? Ith job opportunity ullathano?
IC From NSS PKD
Edhu nalla course aano ,placement undo nss pkd ill ,girls nu pattumo
Same doubt @@ypurplevlogs5668
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