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How to become an Engineer in Government Sector?
Possessing minimum eligibility criteria is mandatory to become an engineer in government organization. This includes age limit, educational qualification, experience, qualifying examination.
Age Limit will be fixed by recruiting organization subject to rules & regulations. Age relaxations are granted as per DoPT guidelines as well as institutional norms. Age Limit varies according to designations.
Educational Qualification Completion of Diploma in Engineering, Under Graduate Programme (B.E, B.Tech) or Post Graduate Programme (M.E, M.Tech) is must.
Experience required depends on position for which application is made. Experience is usually required for higher positions like Scientists and Manager.
Qualifying Examination: State and Central Government organizations & Public Service Commissions conduct written competitive examination specific to various disciplines. Based on merit of marks Engineers are enrolled in to government jobs.
Importance of GATE in Government Engineering Jobs
Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering is the full form of GATE. It is an entrance exam conducted on all india basis by 7 Indian Institute of Technology & Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru. GATE Score is set as a criteria for post graduate admission to various course in prestigious institute like IIT, NIT, IISc, IISER etc. Public Sector Undertaking like Maharatna, Miniratna, Navaratna Companies recruits Engineers for various designations based on marks obtained in GATE.
GATE Exam Pattern
Total Marks- 100
Total Questions- 65 (General Aptitude- 10 Questions & Engineering Subject Chosen- 50 Questions)
Duration of Examination- 3 Hours
Mode of Exam- Computer Based Test
Distribution & Weightage of Marks
General Aptitude (GA): 15 Marks (10 questions).
Engineering Mathematics: 13 Marks (part of subject).
Subject-Specific: 72 Marks (core subject)
Question Types & Negative Marks
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ): One correct answer out of four options, with negative marking (1/3 for 1-mark, 2/3 for 2-mark).
Multiple Select Questions (MSQ): One or more correct answers, no negative marking.
Numerical Answer Type (NAT): Answer entered using a virtual keyboard, no negative marking.
Scope of Engineering Jobs in Government Sector
Role of Engineering is the base in any departments of Government. Construction, Research, Invention, Administration are the key roles of Engineers. Government sector is always looking for a competent engineers to discharge duties and fulfill needs of departments.
Engineers play an important role in many levels of public sectors undertakings contributing notable income for nation.
Every year Public Service Commission, Staff Selection Commission, PSU, National Institutes like ICMR and even many Apex Health Institutes publish numerous notification to recruit engineers. Aspirants should stick to our page to find latest Government Engineering Jobs.
Apart from regular recruitment process, Nowadays scope in research project is trending. There are more number of research projects conducted by Apex Institutes on Data Sciences, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Automation, Infrastructure and Health. Engineering aspirants can grab opportunity in them and gain research experience.
Important Designations for Engineers Government
1. Junior Engineer
2. Assistant Engineer
3. Assistant Manager
4. Project Manager
5. Project Engineer
6. Research Scientist etc
Best Engineering Disciplines for Govt Jobs
All Engineering disciplines has good scope in Government Jobs. However below disciplines have frequent recruitment notifications.
1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Electrical Engineering
3. Electronics & Communication Engineering
4. Information & Technology
5. Civil Engineering
Tips for Government Engineering Competitive Examination
1. Understand Syllabus of Examination
2. Make a Study Plan and Weekly Coverage Targets
3. Always use a standard Books & Reference Materials
4. Take Mock Exams weekly & Correct it on own and rationalize your answers.
5. Refer Previous Year Questions for an idea but not to "Mug up"
6. Revise subjects daily as well as weekly.
7. Avoid Junk Food previous night and morning while going for exams
8. Completely avoid social media distractions & excess usage of mobile through out preparation time.
9. Use Memory Improvement Plan: 40 minutes reading & 10 minutes recall & 10 minutes relaxation. This will also increase reading hours for a long.
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