Is Core engineering more attractive to you ?

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Not a debate topic. Moving to chit-chat.
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  Nayan Goenka

  Hey guys, I would like to put forward a topic of discussion based on jobs and placements right out of college.
  
  College Campus Recruitment has made life of a lot of engineers easier. they get an opportunity to earn and develop right out of the college and make their own life. But in today's scenario, Engineers from Non-IT Background, like Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Electronics and Telecommunications, Industrial, Mining are being placed in IT companies like Accenture, TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro and many others. The Companies are hiring engineers in mass irrespective of their majors. They have made academic percentage as a mark for eligibility and this has hampered progress of those students which belong to IT background like Information Technology and Computer Science. These students miss their shot at getting placed in companies where they are actually supposed to be working.
  
  The point of Discussion is:
  
  Is this justified?
  Is this fair to all of the engineering community as a whole?
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  zaveri

  IT HARDLY MAKES A DIFFERENCE WHETHER THIS IS JUSTIFIED OR NOT, THIS HAS BECOME A TREND NOWADAYS.
  
  THE NON-IT PEOPLE STUDYING IN ORDINARY COLLEGES ARE STUDYING ONLY TO END UP IN IT COMPANIES AFTER THE END OF THEIR STUDIES !!!
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  PS: This topic has been debated so many times pls avoid reposting existing thread
  
  It will be great if we search the forum before starting any new thread
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  Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

  If that job can feed a family, nothing want to be justified.
  
  The present scenario of less job oppourtunity force the students to get a job which may not be the related field of him.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  CSK AUTO

  If that job can feed a family, nothing want to be justified.
  
  The present scenario of less job oppourtunity force the students to get a job which may not be the related field of him.

  Actually core job are higher secure jobs and once you land in a core company you just know that only your option is going to get you out of the company
  
  The saying
  

  The other shore is greener

  Is apt for this
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  Sarathkumar Chandrasekaran

  Conqueror

  Actually core job are higher secure jobs and once you land in a core company you just know that only your option is going to get you out of the company
  
  The saying
  
  Is apt for this

  I dont thnk getting a core job is much easier but at the same time most of the graduating people are first graduates from their family and its very difficult to search for core job of his field.Itsmuch easier to get a IT job and it helps him to meet the necessary requirements .
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  CSK AUTO

  I dont thnk getting a core job is much easier but at the same time most of the graduating people are first graduates from their family and its very difficult to search for core job of his field.Itsmuch easier to get a IT job and it helps him to meet the necessary requirements .

  PS: Getting a core job is easier and your training duration is lesser
  
  You will not get kicked out
  
  Job security point of view you are a king First graduates need a secure job not a mere job I hope you get my point loud and clear
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  Nayan Goenka

  CSK AUTO

  I dont thnk getting a core job is much easier but at the same time most of the graduating people are first graduates from their family and its very difficult to search for core job of his field.Itsmuch easier to get a IT job and it helps him to meet the necessary requirements .

  
  It is easier to get in IT sector doesn't mean that it is justified. Companies need people in bulk and that is the reason that all engineers are allowed to appear. But there should be a rule that IT background people should get a preference. This is just ruining the balance between employment within IT and Core companies. And in this process, many of the IT engineers are losing their means of livelihood if you want to see it that way. Why don't Non-IT people look for a job in their respective fields. If they are not successful then they are most welcome in IT sector
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  Are you saying that the IT students are lacking the potential to get qualified to be placed in the IT companies
  
  I am not sure that is the scenario People from IT CS and ECE are generally placed in these firms in large numbers and they are some way or other related to IT fields
  
  But some mechanical and Civil students get placed and I used to wonder how they survive in IT firms