Career in Electrical Engineering

After the results of XIIth are declared, now the students has to select which stream they had to go. In Engineering field they are often confused while selecting the branch. There are lots of option in Engineering like Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, etc. Let us see Electric Engineering as a career option in Engineering.

Electric Engineering is one of the core branch of Engineering. It covers the study of Power from Nano scale to Mega Scale. It helps to understand how power is generated, transmitted and distributed. It is a branch that deals with concepts related to electricity and electric machinery such as Power generation, transmission and use of electricity, electromagnetism, equipment like generator, motors etc. The Electric Engineering branch is lucrative because electrical engineer is required in almost all the companies.

The Electric Engineering branch offers skills development in the areas like analytical thinking, ability to apply the knowledge to specific tasks, good project management skills, high end computing, teamwork, problem solving, interest in updating knowledge to meet job requirements, mathematical skill, and communication skill.

As a career option, there are many job for electrical engineer. Energy audit is always one of the best option after electrical engineering. As per the government policy, in every industry, energy audit is compulsory. Other than this various other options are available through GATE, in MSEB and in Core Companies.

GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) exam is conducted every year and has acceptance in several area of engineering i.e. higher study, Research Job, PSUs, etc. With valid gate score one can apply for higer study like M.Tech, M.S (Master of Science) etc in any reputed institute. One can also apply for research jobs like Junior Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow in any reputed institute. Students can get 25,000 pm as JRF and 28,000 pm as SRF with HRA (House Rental Allowance).

There are lot of opportunities in Public Sector Undertaking. With valid GATE score students can apply for job in any PSUSs like BHEL, BSNL, CIL, GAIL, HAL(Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, IOCL, HPCL, NTPC, etc. All above PSUs provide attractive salaries. Bhabha Atomic Research Center also hires electrical engineers through GATE. MSEB, is another better career option for electrical engineers.

Electrical Engineers can have flourishing career in the sectors like Electronics, Power generation, Oil and gas, Marine, Materials and metals, Pharmaceuticals, Construction, Defense, Telecoms, Chemical Railway, Aerospace, Automotive, Utilities.

There are abundance of opportunity for eletrical engineer in various private IT & electrical companies in India. Companies in private sector that hire various skilled electrical engineers are Alstom, ABB, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Crompton Greaves Limited, Bajaj Electricals Ltd, Siemens India, Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd., Spectrum Power Generation Limited, HBL, Power Systems Limited and many more. All IT companies also hire electrical engineers to develop the software related with Electric Field Company as they require depth knowledge of the field.

There are a large number of employment opportunities for electrical engineers in overseas. This is because of the presence of various manufacturing firms outside India. Electrical Engineers who are specialized in Control and Power Systems can find good opportunities in Japan, Germany, US & Korea. Electical Design Engineers also can try in multidisciplinary engineering consultancies.

There is a good scope for electrical engineering in coming days as more emphasis is given on solar and wind energy by government. As the modern life is completely dependent on electrical objects, electrical engineers have a great demand in allmost all fields. The job prospects are very high with or without post graduate degree. Having a post graduate degree will increase the prospects. India suppose to do a lot in infrastructure in coming 20-25 years and job opportunities for core field would be best so thinking to pursue electrical engineering is a great and flourishing data.

CBSE Class X results

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) will declare the Class X results on Tuesday the May 29th 2018. The Class XIIth result was declared on May 26th, 2018. This year 28 lakh students appeared in the Board's annual exam, out of which 16 lakh students appeared for the All India Secondary School Exam (AISSE) or Class X exam. The result of X Class will be available at cbse.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in, results.nic.in, Microsoft SMS Organiser app, www.google.com, www.bing.com and UMANG app.

The mark sheets for the Class X of CBSE will be provided in DigiLocker. The DigiLocker account credentials will be sent to students via SMS on their registered mobile number. DigiLocker can also be accessed from mobile phone number on Android platform. Students can also view their results on UMANG mobile application, which is available for Andriod, iOS and Windows-based smartphones.

The facility has been made by CBSE to check the results via mobile phone. The result can also be available via SMS, the numbers are 52001 (MTNL), 57766 (BSNL), 5800002 (Aircel), 55456068 (Idea), 54321, 51234 and 54321202 (Airtel), and 9212357123 (National Informatics Centre). 

The overall pass percentage is expected to increase this year. After re-introducing compulsory board exams this year, the Board decided to revise the pass mark criteria for this batch only as 'this batch is from a different assessment background, while they were in class IX'.

As per the change in revision, a student has to secure 33% marks in total (internal assessment and board examination taken together) in order to pass the examination. For the typing error in Class X English paper, the Board has decided to give two marks to all the students who had appeared for the paper.

Writing A Curriculum Vitae (CV)

The Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume may be the most important document you ever write. A good CV will get you an interview for the job you want, while a bad one will mean that you are rejected without being seen. It is, therefore, through the CV that you 'sell' yourself. Your CV is in the nature of a calling card to remind the interviewer who you are. A CV is intended to show that you are capable of doing the job and that you may be the person the employer is looking for. Your CV must be created in such a way that it will help your campaign, provoke interest and get an interview, facilitate a face-to-face presentation and prospect for you outside your geographic area. Making your CV stand out in the crowd is half the battle when there are always so many applicants for every opening.

A CV or resume is a carefully tailored marketing tool that summarizes one's employment qualifications for a pre-defined target audience. The two aspects to consider are content and presentation. Your CV is however, not a confession. You can present yourself in your best light emphasizing your strengths and playing down your weaknesses. This is quite fair; your competitors are all doing the same. Good presentation will, however, never make up for weak content, but it is all too easy to ruin strong content by poor presentation.

LAYOUT

Your layout should always be clear, logical and easy to follow with plenty of white space. Set your margins at 1" on all sides to start with. If space becomes an issue, you can shrink them down to 1/2", but any smaller and your page will start to look cramped. Margins serve to provide a welcome border of white space around your text and also as a built-in memo pad for employers to make notes directly on your CV, if they wish to.

• Name is, of course, the first heading. It looks best when centered or pulled out to the left hand margin. Put it in bold type and make it larger than anything else on you resume
• Address and Phone Number - List your complete address and moblie number. If you have a phone number and e-mail address, list those as well. List either your home phone number or your office phone number or both. Your office number must be listed only if you are sure that you have privacy in its use.
• Profile - To make a strong, positive impression from the start formulate a profile or summary statement that can grab the reader's attention in the first few seconds of reading the CV. The profile is most effective for the experienced job hunter to prove to the employer that you are tuned to his needs and possess the qualifications he is seeking. In fact, anything favourable should be on the front page, in summary form, if necessary.
• Objective - Most recruiters advise that recent graduates should include an objective on the resume. A well-conceived objective shows the prospective employer that you not only know what you want in a job but that you have also taken the time to learn what they want in a candidate.
• Education - Use this section as a major selling point to show why you are particularly well qualified for the job, Place it on the top after your objective. But if you have professional experience, then, of course, education come after experience. In the education section mention the name of the institution attended, city and state of its location, name of the degree/diploma or certificate you received, the year of graduation. If you are a fresh graduate in a field relevant to the job and your percentages are good, listing your aggregates is a good idea. If you got A First Class Honours / Master's, mention it so that it is noticed; if yu got a second class / pass, leave it out and explain later.
• Experience - could be the heart and soul of your CV. In this section, describe accomplishments, major job responsibilities, skills and knowledge acquired on the job. List your jobs in reverse order and with the latest and most interesting coming first. You may highlight internships, voluntary work, extra curricular activities, responsibilities handled, etc. if you have no professional experience.
• Activities - section is vital for freshers. Highlight those that are relevant to the job.
• Special Skills - must be listed in the order of their relevance to the employer. Remember to qualify the level of proficiency, say in languages, computers, shorthand/typing, speaking, etc.
• Your interests are best listed if they are either unique or relevant to the job. Controversial issues like religion or politics are best not mentioned.
• Professional memberships / continuing education, Licences / Certificates / publications are to be listed depending upon their relevance and contribution to your value as an employee.
• Publications - If you are applying for an academic post and you have a significant number of publications, mention them in the top half of the front page. For an academic position, highlight academic publications. For non-academic posts, high-lighting popular articles shows that you can write readably and can communicate technical matters to a general audience.
• Referees - It is quite all right to mention, "The names and addresses of referees can be provided if necessary". When you must quote name of referees, they should be people who can comment on your suitability for a job rather than those who could exercise political pressure. Your college professor or former boss - someone who knows you well enough, has some evidence of your performance and ability is a better referee. Talk to your referees; seek their permission and cooperation. Go over your CV with them and discuss the kind of recommendation they will give you.

HELPFUL HINT'S

• Ideally, a CV should not be more than two or three pages, on the shorter side when you are a fresher.
• State your career objective; include all academic and practical training, experience and skills that are in line with it.
• Sell yourself. Without exaggeration, emphasis your skills, accomplishments and levels of responsibility attained.
• Put the important things first. Arrange the information within each item with your career goals in mind.
• Use reverse chronological order, meaning that when items are listed by date, the most recent should come first.
• An action-oriented style with action verbs to highlight achievements is the best.
• Make it brief; delete irrelevant verbiage and fluff.
• Use perfect grammar, spelling an punctuation.
• Active voice is always better than passive
• Avoid grandiosity. Always opt for the simplest, most straightforward language.
• Make sure your document is readable. It should be spotless and attractive, well centered with no crowding.

A CV's content should be completely factual, results-oriented, accurate and honest. The focus should be on verifiable accomplishments and skills rather than no subjective qualities such as attitudes or personality traits. Your CV is, in a sense, a documentation of your past but it needs to be geared towards your future.

DON'Ts

• Avoid serial numbers against the items in your C.V. It is not supposed to read like a shopping list.
• Do not include details of height, weight etc. unless specifically asked.
• Avoid mention of sex/gender, as it shouldn't matter either way.
• Father's / Husband's name may be mentioned but their occupation need not be described unless this strengthens your application is some way.
• Mentioning a number of well-placed relatives in your CV is of no consequence because the CV is yours. The employer has to be impressed with your achievements not theirs.
• Don't act smart and skip details that you feel may go against your candidature. For example, not giving date of birth (because you are older than specified), not giving qualification (because the advertisement specified a science graduate and you graduated in commerce), not specifying languages spoken (because the advertisement specified familiarity with the local language and you do not speak it). You may feel that you can explain in the interview but chances are you may not be called at all. It is wiser to give an explanation in the covering letter and mention why you should still be considered.
• References need not be provided unless specified. (Mention that you will provide them as and when needed.)
• Mention nationality only when asked to do so, or when applying for an international appointment.
• Statements or achievements that cannot be proven should not be included.
• Do not use abbreviations that can be understood in different ways.
• Avoid overcrowding with in-consequential data.
• Exaggeration and flowery terms are out.
• Remuneration - avoid the risk of over or under-pricing yourself by omitting such details. If specifically asked, deal with it in your covering letter.
• Reasons for leaving previous job - This is a potential minefield; so let them wait for the interview.
• Don't use just any paper - use only good quality white bond paper.

PRESENTATION

     

The final step is to present your CV well. It is worth the cost of getting it on a word processor and using a laser printer. Let it be professionally laid out, so that it is both neat and eye-catching. Every prospective employer should get a top copy typed on expensive paper, not a smudged photocopy. You, then, give the impression that you are someone who is willing to do the job properly, because you will indeed have done the job properly.

It is advisable that a CV be rewritten for each job, emphasizing the skills and experience that are relevant. Tailor your resume so that busy recruiters know immediately how you are going to add value to their organisation.

The Covering Letter ACV usually goes with a brief covering letter highlighting your qualifications and experience (relevant to job). It should be concise, to the point and well phrased.

Application Forms / Format Expect to fill out in a ready-made format for entry-level positions in public / private sector organisations or government service. Fill it up neatly and correctly and keep a copy for your reference.

Dr. Nitin Raut

Dr. Nitin Raut
National Chairman of
Scheduled Caste Department

Dr. Nitin Raut a three term member of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly from North Nagpur Assembly Consituency, a Cabinet Minister of Employment Gaurantee and Water Conservation till 2014 and was also Minister of State for Home.

Former Minister Dr. Nitin Raut has been appointed as a National Chairman of Scheduled Caste Department, of All India Congress Committee. His appointment letter was issued by the Congress General Secretary Janardan Dwivedi on Tuesday.

Dr. Nitin Raut, who held important portfolio in Democratic Front Government, is a staunch follower of Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and always followed the principles of Congress party.

He expressed his gratitude towards the UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Congress President Rahul Gandhi for giving him such a great resposibilty. He promised to put all efforts to strengthen Congrss in all the states. Spelling out his agenda as new head of cell dealing with scheduled caste, Dr. Raut, a doctarate on Dr. Ambedkar thoughts and a qualified pilot, said he will pursue to give justice to the distressed, backward class people of the country.

Former Guardian Minister Satish Chaturvedi welcomed the appointment of Dr. Nitin Raut and stated that he would be useful in strengthening the base of Congress at grass root level. Former MP Gev Awari and Former MLA Ashok Dhawad believed that Congress has given an opportunity to Raut to work at National Level. This will help the party to strengthen its base among backward class people.

Healing With Reiki

Reiki Healing

Reiki - A treatment of healing, by laying hands on or over the patient body. An unseen "vital energy" flows through the practitioner hands and heals the patient body. The technique of Reiki was founded by Mikao Usui a Japanese, hence the word Reiki is a Japanese word which means Rei - spiritual or supernatural power and ki - vital energy and hence Reiki - Supernatural vital energy. 

The patient suffering from stress, feels sick or any other unnatural problems can get treated by Reiki practitioner. The Reiki treatment creats many beneficial effects such as relaxation, feeling peaceful, security and well-being. There are many miraculous results of Reiki.

Every one can use Reiki, it is very simple, natural and safe method of spiritual healing. Reiki treatment can be adopted with all other medical or therapeutic techniques. Reiki treatment can relieve from side effects and it also promote recovery.

For practicing Reiki one should have the ability to use it which is passed to the students by Reiki master during an "attunement". After "attunement" the student can start to improve one's health and enhance the quality of life. People of all ages and backgrounds has been successfully taught on how to practice Reiki techniques.

Mikao Usui, founder of Reiki system, recommended that one should practice Reiki a system of natural healing, to promote peace and harmony across all cultures.

After several years of developing Reiki, Mikao Usui added the Reiki principles to the practice of Reiki. These are part from the five principles of Meiji emperor of Japan who is admired by Mikao Usui. These principles added the spiritual balance to Usui Reiki. The purpose of these principles is to help people realize that healing the spirit by consciously deciding to improve oneself is a necessary part of the Reiki healing experience. To get the results of Reiki the patient must accept responsibility for her or his healing and take an active part in it. The patient is include to take an active commitment to improve oneself in order for reiki to be a complete system. There is a saying "You can take the horse to the water but you can't make him to drink", in the same way we can't force someone to accept Reiki it has to be accepted by oneself. These principles are guidelines for living a gracious life and they are. 

Just for today, do not worry.
Just for today, do not anger.
Earn your living honestly.
Honour your parents, teachers and elders.
Show your gratitude to every living being.

Every morning and evening, join your hands, pray these words to your heart and chant these words with your mouth.

"Barristar Rajabhau Khobragade" Book to be released today

Barrister Rajabhau Khobragade

A book on the life of Barristar Rajabhau Khobragade named as "Barristar Rajabhau Khobragade: Ambedkarite movement and thoughts" which is written by Dr. Isadas Bhadke will be released on Sunday, at 5.30 pm at 'Arpan', Hindi Mor Bhavan, Sitabuldi.

The programme which is organised by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Gondwana University Teachers Association, Chandrapur and Ambedkari Sahitya Prabodhini, Chandrapur will be presided by  Prof. Ashok Godghate, Senior Republican Leader and the chief guest for the programme will be Shri Sudhakar Gaikwad, Litterateur and thinker of Mumbai.

The main speakers of the programme will be Ex-bureaucrat Shri Vasant Khobragade, Social Worker Bhimrao Vaidya, and Prof. Gautami Dongre.

The dignitaries who will be present for the programme are Prof. Sudhakar Petkar, President of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Gondwana University Teachers Association and Dr. Pramod Shambharkar, Secretary of Association.

It is the request from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Gondwana University Teachers Association and Ambedkari Sahitya Prabhodhini, Chandrapur, that people with large number should attend the programme.