Career after electrical engineering

On the job training is one of the best trainings you can ever have. You can of course enroll yourself to various courses of your interest, but nothing would really beat the actual experience that you'll get while working on projects or tasks.

What are the subjects of your interest in Electrical Engineering? I'd recommend taking up a course related to that topic. Also, have you identified any courses on your own that you think you should take?

The_Big_KOn the job training is one of the best trainings you can ever have. You can of course enroll yourself to various courses of your interest, but nothing would really beat the actual experience that you'll get while working on projects or tasks.

What are the subjects of your interest in Electrical Engineering? I'd recommend taking up a course related to that topic. Also, have you identified any courses on your own that you think you should take?

Sir,
M glad u replied.... Actually I am working in C & S ELECTRIC LTD. as GET.Its TC division making contactors,motor starters and relays.But i don't find this job too interesting..I am in quality department and responsible for product audit there.I am looking up to take course of PLC.I am still not sure about this.I can take out 2 hrs a day to learn something new and Sunday.Please recommend something.Subjects of my interest were microprocessor, micro controller,Machines and VHDL....

If you're interested in PLC then go for it. I don't have any specific courses in mind (this thread is open to suggestions from all our CEans). I'd recommend taking a course that'd enable opportunities for the field that you're looking to work in. VHDL could be an interesting domain you may look at. I've encountered several job openings in recent past for VHDL folks. I'll keep you updated if I encounter any job opening.

yes and according to you whats the scope in switch gear industry?

jaspinder kauryes and according to you whats the scope in switch gear industry?

I believe there would be a lot of opportunity in the Research & Development area in that industry. Don't have much information about it, unfortunately. Let's wait for responses from our fellow electrical engineers here.

Ok thanks for information....it was helpful....