B.Tech in Apparel Production Management: Career Prospect

B.Tech in Apparel Production Management: Career Prospect

One has a wide number of choices of career upon completing B. Tech in Apparel Production & Management. Some are as follows:

• One can work in a textile producing firm or can set up one’s own business.
• One can join an import- export farm in apparel or open one’s own business of importing and exporting garments.
• One can opt to be employed in government institutes.
• One can even decide to pursue an academic career after attaining a post graduate or a higher such degree in Apparel Production & Management and then choose to teach the discipline at colleges/ institutes.

B.Tech in Apparel Production Management: Top Recruiting Industries and Companies
The top industries that hire B. Tech Apparel Production Management graduates are listed here:

• Garment
• Jewellery
• Boutiques
• Textile Mills
• Leather Industry

Complied here is a list of some of the popular companies in India which hire B-Tech Apparel Production Management graduate:

Amabattur Clothing Company	Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd,	Arvind Mills	AYN Accessories, Hong Kong	Banswara Syntex Surat & Daman	Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd.
Brandix	Celebrity Fashions	Color Plus	Evolv Clothing Company Pvt. Ltd	Fiber& Fabrics International Pvt. Ltd	Flip Kart
Gokaldas Exports	Indian Terrain	Intimate Fashion India Pvt. Ltd	L T Karle	Laguna Clothing	Landmark, Dubai
Laven Fashions Pvt. LTD.	Leather Crafts (India) Ltd	Levi Strauss	Madura Garments	Matrix Clothing	Modern Denim
Neeti Clothing	Norwest Industries Limited, Bangladesh	Orient Craft	Pantaloon	PT Ameya Living Style, Indonesia	Rajesh Bheda Consulting
Raymonds Pvt Ltd	Reliance Brands	Sabyasachi couture Pvt, Kolkata	Scotts Apparels Group	Shahi Exports Pvt Ltd	Silver Spark Apparel Ltd.
Taffles	Texport	The Shirt Company	Young Brand Apparel	-	-

B.Tech in Apparel Production Management: Employment Opportunities and Potential Salaries
Here is a list of some popular prospective job positions on offer and the corresponding salaries offered for B. Tech Apparel Production Management graduates:

• Sampling Room
• Coordinator
• Merchandiser
• CSR Professional
• Fit Analysts
• Consultant
• Quality Assurance Professional
• Product Development Manager
• Supply Chain Manager
• Shop Floor Manager
• Production Planner
• Production Controller
• Industrial Engineer and Manager
• Retail Planner
• Quality controller
• Entrepreneur

Job Profile	Pay Scale in INR
Merchandizers	Avg. 6.6 Lakh p.a.
Costume and Garment Designers	Avg. 4 Lakh p.a.
Graphic Designer	Avg. 3.5 Lakh p.a.
Asst. Merchandiser	Avg. 5 Lakh p.a.
Category Manager – Apparels	Avg. 7 Lakh p.a.
Fashion designer	Avg. 3.5 lakh p.a.
Chief Fashion Designer	Avg. 10 lakh p.a.
Assistant Fashion designer	Avg. 3.3 lakh p.a

Successful graduates of B. Tech Apparel Production Management can find employment in the academic field as Instructor/Lecturer/Craft Teachers. Apparel Production Supervisors usually require a bachelor's degree. Employers generally prefer candidates with an added management experience.

why civil is best Corey branch in IITs???

If there is a flaw in your programming code, your code will not work.

If there is a flaw in your circuit, your device/appliance will not work.

If there is a flaw in parts of your machine, your machine will not work.

Codes and machines won’t even start if there is a flaw in their design.

But structures work differently.

If there is a flaw in your Beams and Columns of your building, the whole structure will collapse once it has been made and when you are in it.

A failure can happen only when you use/test something. So in this case, failure may happen when you are actually using the structure i.e. when you are in it – imparting load to the structure. Bare failure due to earthquakes.

This leads to:

Loss of enormous time (in years) to build that building.

Loss of extreme cost (manpower, materials, land acquisition) to build that building.

And most importantly, loss of extreme number of lives present during the collapse.

Well, only structural failure does not lead to above three losses. Even machine and circuit failures can also result in losses but these are significantly higher in the former.

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Keeping this in mind, a structural construction company does not let freshers design a full-fledged building. Because they cannot risk its design failure.

So, during the initial years of experience (1–2 years), a fresher graduate is sent to construction sites to manage execution. He may also be asked to draw/read the structural, shop drawings but the crude design work is taken up by highly experienced people.

The thought of doing site work at local/isolated places supervising workers under the sun all day with the thought of being from an IIT is a major deterrent to choosing Civil over other branches.

Another factor is extremely low salaries. If one happens to get the same amount of money while doing desk work compared to doing site work, why wouldn’t anyone want to go? Many of my friends in their final year prepared for GATE, IES and even SBI Bank PO exams.

Lastly, the slow growth and hike in salaries. You may work for 8 years and still end up having a raise from 6 to 10 lakhs p.a (or even less) compared to your friend who started with double your initial salary and is now earning triple or quadruple of your final salary.

In my opinion, the knowledge one gets in Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering is extremely interesting and fascinating involving a lot of mathematics. Even mathematical tools like Finite Element Analysis are used to solve some Civil/Mech. Engineering applications. Also, there are plenty of softwares available to apply such theories – Solidworks, Abaqus, FEMAP, ETABS etc.

But apparently, there isn’t much work one gets to do in these as a basic graduate. I am just lucky to get to work in these through a company which deals with offshore structures.

Nevertheless, there are still plenty of opportunities that passionate students do take – go for higher studies - MS/PhDs, join civil engineering consulting startups etc.

If you are up for playing with higher mathematics (differential equations, algebra etc.), softwares and to create something of your own – design a structure, civil is a good branch to take.

At least it will save you the cost of designing your own house, if nothing else.

What is easy cse and ece ?? And why??

I would be able to explain you the pros and cons of taking ECE. I would like to be pretty unbiased and try to give you a most useful advice. People say that taking ECE is much better than CSE as you get to know about 'Hardware' part used in ECE as well as the the 'Software' part of CS. But this is not the ultimate truth but a totally shallow one. I too have taken ECE because of the above concept. But my friend, if you're more concerned to get placed in IT sector go with CSE as in ECE we are just taught a very basic introduction to C and DBMS and you have to do a lot of effort by yourself to understand the programming and other things to get placed in IT sector. But if you are interested in diodes, transistor or the communication field go with ECE. What I personally feel is that if placement is your first preference and you don't want to go for higher studies, CSE gives you 90% assurance for that. I am very happy on my decision of taking ECE because I was least interested in programming.

A true ECEian by Heart, Mind and Thoughts…

Aerospace Engineer

Aerospace Engineer Careers:

Careers in engineering present challenging positions and career opportunities across a variety of industries.

Upon deciding to pursue an engineering career path, one must choose among the different types of engineering specialties such as aerospace, civil, electrical, and chemical engineering. The aerospace engineering specialty features assignments that are literally out of this world.

Definition And Nature Of The Work For Aerospace Engineers:

Aerospace engineering is the study of the design, development, and production of air and spacecraft. This engineering discipline is often divided between those who pursue careers on the aeronautical side and those working on space craft. Both air and space vehicles contain complex subsystems that require specialists from many engineering groups such as electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering.

However, the broad knowledge of air and space craft possessed by aerospace engineers best equips them to serve as systems engineers or engineering project managers on most aerospace projects. Aerospace engineers functioning as systems engineers or engineering project managers on projects manage aerospace development and upgrade efforts from an enterprise perspective.

Job market in india

Job market in India has 3 deciding factors;

1. Networking - This is most important factor. If you know someone in common with your employer(make sure the common friend is someone influential)
2. Knowledge & skills - Skills, Educational qualification & Knowledge of your work is important.
   But sometimes your degree has higher weightage than knowledge you acquired.
   Specially at the time of your appraisal.
3. Your Attitude & interpersonal skills:
   The one with good English is always going to be at the top(Harsh reality)
   But…
   If you have good English & bad attitude, No one is going to tolerate you.
4. Learn from others mistakes:
   Be a diplomat.
   Be a hypocrite.
   Think about your career & Show your work.
   This is my hard-learn lesson in corporate world.
   No body is going to take responsibility of anything wrong you do so always be 100% attentive during your working hours.
   You rarely find friends at workplace.
   Talk to everyone in friendly manner & never loose your temper.
5. Be the best Or be the one available in less salary:
   Indian job market either recruits best candidates or those who are ready to work in relatively less salary.

Basic deference between bsc and BTech

In India, the Bachelor of Technology degree is a professional engineering undergraduate degree awarded after completion of four years of engineering study and research.

Institutes of national importance, like Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and National Institute of Technology (NIT), offer Bachelor of Technology (B-Tech) degree since the courses they offer are exclusively engineering related.

Some Indian universities, mainly private institutes which are affiliated to regional universities, offer engineering degree under the name of Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng); but whichever name is used, the degree course follows the standard curriculum laid down by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (India) (UGC).

Basic Eligibility for BTech :

For admission in a bachelor’s degree, the candidate must have passed the higher secondary school certificate (10+2) examination with science subject such as biology, maths and chemistry. For IITs, It is mandatory to qualify in the Joint Entrance Examinations (J.E.E). The duration for this course is 4 years.

Job Prospects

Information Technology stream offers a lot of job opportunities for the graduates. IT Service provider based companies concerned in hardware/software development, application and its testing employ IT professionals. Some of the top companies employ IT Engineers such as Unisys, Qualcomm, Tata Elixi, Sasken Communications, Airtel, BSNL, Hutchison,Vodafone, VSNL, Accenture, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, ASUS, Cisco Systems, National Instruments, Cypress Semiconductor Tech. Ltd, BEL, Robert Bosch, Alcatel, Siemens, Boeing, Analog Devices India, Insilica Semiconductors and Xilinx India. There are also lots of job opportunities available in India as well as abroad.

On the other hand, Bachelor of Science is all about Reason, logic, observation, analysis, resourcefulness, creativity, imagination, experimentation and synthesis.

The Bachelor of Science offers 30 majors that cover the traditional science disciplines as well as applied and interdisciplinary fields of study. The Bachelor of Science provides a multitude of study options, graduate pathways and career outcomes, and the opportunity to tailor your degree to suit your interests and goals. The Bachelor of Science spans the sciences, health sciences, technology and engineering systems.

Three high-paying positions one could obtain with a B.S. degree are senior software engineer, chief financial officer and senior professional service consultant, according to January 2016 data from 'PayScale - Salary Comparison, Salary Survey, Search Wages.' These professionals earn annual median salaries of $94,083, $121,942 and $92,809, respectively.

1. Senior Software Engineer

A senior software engineer is in charge of a team that designs, constructs, tests and maintains software systems. He or she also trains employees on new products and solve any technical problems. These engineers are proficient in programming and should possess strong coding skills. Employers expect software engineers to keep abreast of the latest technology by pursuing continuing education opportunities. Many of these professionals obtain a master's degree in computer science or a similar field, though it is possible attain this position with a bachelor's degree.

2. Chief Financial Officer

This executive position is responsible for making financial decisions for a company, as well as examining their risks. Other duties include setting budgets, reporting financial developments and supervising any investments. A bachelor's degree is the minimum education, but many pursue graduate degrees in a related field.

3. Senior Professional Service Consultant

Interacting with clients before and after a sale are the basic tasks of senior professional service consultants. They also train their clients in the implementation and operation of a product and conduct any ongoing assistance as needed. Consultants need to have excellent communication skills and the ability to learn the function of new products quickly. A bachelor's degree is typically all that is required for this position, but some employers may prefer a graduate degree.
Bachelor of Science is a three years undergraduate level course divided into three main papers and that mainly concerns in developing different merit students for established careers in many sectors that can be ranging from Government based to private based, even software as well as production based industry offers loads of opportunities. The course is fairly simple and designed to provide an in depth knowledge of that particular subject in which the candidate is undertaking the graduation. he course provides incredible level of exposure in several scientific aspects of the subjects and thus enables the candidate to groom themselves in the right manner to gear for the future endeavors. The course balances theoretical and application oriented knowledge in the most ideal fashion and is one of the chief points too. 
whereas
B.Tech or Bachelor in Technology is a four years undergraduate level course divided in eight semesters, with the duration of each semesters spanning to roughly six months. The course is designed to lay importance to the application part of the knowledge and thus lays stress on practice rather than theory. Chief points of the course are heavy stress on the occupational placements along with practice based aspects.

Future of ece in india

 ECE Branch's intake is way above the requirements of the electronics industry. Also, the quality of ECE students passing out is way below the industry requirements. Hence 99% of the students have to find a job elsewhere.

Honestly, the chance of getting a suitable position in Electronics industry in India is really slim (even if you are among the brightest students), because there are not enough openings. In India Electronics industry is just too small. Not more 5000 ECE students would get a proper job in electronics industry. And, ironically Indian colleges are producing more than 2 Lac ECE students each year.

Due to this shortage, ECE students have to look for job which were meant for CS & IT Students. And this is a bitter truth of ECE jobs in India.

If you are one of those who believes he should be in the field of ECE and is not able to get right opportunities in India, I recommend that you focus on getting higher education (if possible, from a foreign university) in Electronics & Communication field. It makes little or no sense in the longer run to adjust with the situation and take a Software job.

I think that a Electronics/Electronics and Telecommunication/Electronics and Instrumentation have a very bright future approaching him. It can achieved if he enters the field like

1) VLSI and the related subjects like digital integrated circuits etc will help you get into Chip design

2) Control systems and microcontroller programming can help you get into Automation industry

3) Electromagnetic theory and microwave theory can help you get into acoustics design and microwave engineering

4) Signal processing this subject opens you to multiple fields like you can choose biomedical signal processing and get into biomedical instrument design

5)You can choose radar signal processing and get into Radars and antenna design

5)Communication systems and related subjects can help you get into information processing , telecommunications etc.