The discovery of crude oil reserves in western Rajasthan has created umpteen job opportunities for petroleum en
gineers. Similarly, automobile engineers are in demand by the back offices and the production units of some major auto companies in the state. When it comes to recruitment, these sectors look beyond the state's territory for professionals due to unavailability of petroleum and automobile engineers in the state. The state engineering students remain deprived of such lucrative offers in their own state due to unavailability of some of the most popular and sought after' branches of engineering in the state. Some of the popular branches include aeronautical, nano technology, petroleum, remote sensing, automobile and mechanotronics. "None of these branches are available in any of the engineering colleges affiliated with Rajasthan Technical University (RTU).," said Deepak Saxena, head, Students Advisory Bureau. Almost all the state students aspiring to become engineers in these branches have to go to other states. "I took admission in a petroleum institute at Gandhinagar, Gujarat, after I discovered that none of the colleges here offer BE degree in petroleum engineering," said Manmeet Kharbanda, a native of Jaipur.
gineers. Similarly, automobile engineers are in demand by the back offices and the production units of some major auto companies in the state. When it comes to recruitment, these sectors look beyond the state's territory for professionals due to unavailability of petroleum and automobile engineers in the state. The state engineering students remain deprived of such lucrative offers in their own state due to unavailability of some of the most popular and sought after' branches of engineering in the state. Some of the popular branches include aeronautical, nano technology, petroleum, remote sensing, automobile and mechanotronics. "None of these branches are available in any of the engineering colleges affiliated with Rajasthan Technical University (RTU).," said Deepak Saxena, head, Students Advisory Bureau. Almost all the state students aspiring to become engineers in these branches have to go to other states. "I took admission in a petroleum institute at Gandhinagar, Gujarat, after I discovered that none of the colleges here offer BE degree in petroleum engineering," said Manmeet Kharbanda, a native of Jaipur.For further details visit as : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/news/city/jaipur/Some-popular-engg-branches-missing-in-state-colleges/articleshow/4904329.cms
