GATE v/s CAT

atin_mehra9

atin_mehra9

@atin-mehra9-kIS5xN • Oct 18, 2024
Hi!

I am Atin Mehra pursuing electrical nd electronics engg from delhi.I want to pursue my career in core electrical field only.I have discussed it with some people from Industry also but they tell me to rather study for the CAT bcoz I am more interested in industry only rather than teaching line.So,Please tell me based on above facts what should I prepare for? nd also tell me what other options are open for me(like IES etc.)?

Looking forward for reply.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • May 28, 2010

    Welcome to CE, Atin. Good to have you with us on CE.

    First of all; I'm assuming that you're very clear about what these exams are for. GATE is for admission to post graduate technical studies and CAT is for post graduate management studies. You've already made it clear that you want to pursue your career in core engineering (electrical) field. If you opt for CAT; I'm afraid finding a job that blends technical & management functions together is going to be very difficult. Plus you will end up spending almost 2 years in studying non-technical things.

    I'd recommend taking GATE to you. You need not enter teaching line once you've obtained M.Tech. There are plenty of companies that recruit hard core electrical engineers to work on challenging technical problems. Go for GATE!

    Does this answer your question?
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  • atin_mehra9

    atin_mehra9

    @atin-mehra9-kIS5xN • May 28, 2010

    Thanks administrator.I will adhere to your advice.But please tell me the other options except GATE for carrier in electrical engineering.
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