Know-How a B.Tech Course can Advance Your Career?

 

Engineering is one of the most chosen and sought-after career options among Indian students after class 12^th. Bachelor of Technology, generally referred to as B.Tech Course has always been the first choice for aspiring engineers. A B.Tech Degree facilitates the acquisition of extensive and in-depth knowledge in a discipline of engineering. On completing the B.Tech degree program a graduate should be able to go miles in the relevant field/industry in India or abroad. Usha Martin University, renowned as the Best Engineering College in India offers top-notch B.Tech programs in Mining, Mechanical, and Computer science. While pursuing the course, B.Tech student gets opportunities for practical and industrial training in the latest technologies and learns about growth trends and futuristic scenario. Interaction with and support of senior professionals and industry experts from time to time facilitated by an institution should help in human resource development. In short, an affluent and employment-friendly B.Tech degree conferred by a well-resourced and prestigious university/institute is bound to accelerate one’s career.

 

At UMU, one of the finest B.Tech Colleges in Jharkhand, we offer B Tech (Mining, mechanical, and Computer Science), the curriculum has been designed in collaboration with industry stalwarts to create job-ready graduates through the university-industry interface. Through various courses, the faculty prepares its students for a better tomorrow. Ranked as the best emerging university in the East, UMU has included specialized courses such as Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Data Science, Machine Learning, and Digital Transformation in its B Tech (CS) program.

In the past few decades, there have been numerous Engineering Colleges mushroomed all across India. Though, there is growing evidence that Indian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are producing unemployable graduates who pass their examinations on the strength of rote learning without understanding the subject matter. They fail to develop the intellectual creativity needed for problem-solving, independent thinking, and such other 21st Century skills. This is true of all disciplines, including engineering. A study carried out by ‘Aspiring Minds’ (an employability assessment company) in 2017 revealed that about 95% of India’s engineers were not fit for jobs in software development. Similarly, an astonishing report was published by McKinsey about a decade ago stating that just about one-quarter of the engineers in India were employable then. Therefore, there is a need more than ever before for a paradigm shift to provide ambiance for an Innovation Eco-system to nurture entrepreneurship capacity amongst all university graduates. This is particularly true of institutions located in states like Jharkhand, which are resource-rich but educationally disadvantaged.

 

At present India produces the maximum number of engineers, yet there is a dearth of quality engineering education and industrial/professional training. To improve the current scenario, it is important to upgrade the curriculum of the B.Tech Course at par with international standards and revise it regularly. Moreover, the faculty should comprise Teachers by Choice, who can be role models for their learners. Usha Martin University, the leading Engineering College in Ranchi is practicing this philosophy. Very highly qualified, sincere, and dedicated teachers have been appointed and well-equipped state-of-the-art laboratories and Workshops have been created to impart high-quality engineering education in various disciplines on offer. A highly motivated and inspiring Training and Placement (T&P) Cell makes sure that UMU learners get highly satisfying jobs. That is probably also why UMU has been recognized as the “Best Innovative University-East at the ASSOCHAM National Education Awards 2020. Avail an opportunity to pursue engineering from the best college in Ranchi, B.Tech Admission Open at Usha Martin University. Apply now through Online or Offline mode.