All public sector units are more or less the same. All provide very good package, job security, medical facilities for lifetime for you and your dependents, sponsorship for higher education from noted institutes, township facility. A lot of allowances and reimbursements that you have never heard of. In short PSUs provide a high class comfortable living. You can easily commute by air everytime you want to travel anywhere.
I can just compare ONGC, Power grid, IOCL and of course NTPC.
Location wise IOCL has its plants and stations in towns and cities(not all but mostly). Same is for BHEL too. Power grid, NTPC and ONGC will disappoint you in this case. The locations are isolated and mostly in underdeveloped areas.
As you have asked for an electrical engineer I think NTPC is the best PSU. You get to work in switchyard, LT and HT switchgears.
Power grid is also good but from what I have heard is you will be posted in singles or maximum two persons at an isolated substation with not much to do than monitoring the incoming and outgoing power.
BHEL has some work in testing of relays, switchgears etc. Otherwise the manufacturing of various heavy machines is mostly mechanical part.
IOCL and ONGC you can relax and forget about your core subjects, do purely managerial jobs to take back a handsome salary.
I don't know much about the work culture in other PSUs but yes can definitely give an insight to NTPC work culture. First and foremost thing is you get a lot of respect by fellow colleagues and contractors. Once a package is given to you, you are completely held responsible for everything that happens in the realm of that package. So, in that case even a senior manager treats you equal even if you are an assistant manager. The work is not at all challenging. At the starting levels, the amount of work is less, as you climb the ladder the work slightly increases giving you enough time to engage yourself for at least 6 hours a day and chat for a while with your colleague, apply for your claims and allowances and have tea thrice in the remaining hours. My opinion still remains the same that NTPC is the best PSU for an electrical engineer.
I can just compare ONGC, Power grid, IOCL and of course NTPC.
Location wise IOCL has its plants and stations in towns and cities(not all but mostly). Same is for BHEL too. Power grid, NTPC and ONGC will disappoint you in this case. The locations are isolated and mostly in underdeveloped areas.
As you have asked for an electrical engineer I think NTPC is the best PSU. You get to work in switchyard, LT and HT switchgears.
Power grid is also good but from what I have heard is you will be posted in singles or maximum two persons at an isolated substation with not much to do than monitoring the incoming and outgoing power.
BHEL has some work in testing of relays, switchgears etc. Otherwise the manufacturing of various heavy machines is mostly mechanical part.
IOCL and ONGC you can relax and forget about your core subjects, do purely managerial jobs to take back a handsome salary.
I don't know much about the work culture in other PSUs but yes can definitely give an insight to NTPC work culture. First and foremost thing is you get a lot of respect by fellow colleagues and contractors. Once a package is given to you, you are completely held responsible for everything that happens in the realm of that package. So, in that case even a senior manager treats you equal even if you are an assistant manager. The work is not at all challenging. At the starting levels, the amount of work is less, as you climb the ladder the work slightly increases giving you enough time to engage yourself for at least 6 hours a day and chat for a while with your colleague, apply for your claims and allowances and have tea thrice in the remaining hours. My opinion still remains the same that NTPC is the best PSU for an electrical engineer.
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