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Sigh! What can I say except that some of them don’t seem to have studied in an engineering college at all but still have marks cards and other certificates.I am not generalizing but so many of them emerging from these hundreds of engineering colleges that have mushroomed in the last decade, are simply not employable.After I retired, the new management requisitioned my services for accompanying them on a campus recruitment drive. I visited the campus of two third tier Engineering colleges, one in North India and one in South India.We had openings for about 6 to 8 fresh Civil engineering graduates to be taken as trainees.I organized a quick written test (objective type, with multiple choice, true/false type of questions) to eliminate as many as possible using minimum time and we short listed a few for the face to face interview.I am narrating some hilarious experiences during these interviews:(In some of our projects we deal with American Clients who use feet and inch units in their drawings. So it was necessary to be familiar with this system)Me: How many inches are there in a foot?Candidate No 1: I don’t know sir. I have studied in SI units only.Me: How tall are you?Candidate No 1: 5 feet six inches sir!Me: What is the perimeter of a rectangle of size 3 inches width and 4 inches length?Candidate: 12 inches sir.Me: Are you sure?Candidate No 2: Yes Sir, 3x4 = 12Me: I am asking for the perimeter, not area.Candidate No 2: What is perimeter?One person had applied in spite of not fulfilling the minimum marks criteria that we had specified which was a mere 65 percent.Me: Your marks show 50 percent only and that too in your second attempt.Candidate No 3: In Civil engineering that is more than enough sir !Me: But we had specified a minimum of 65 percent.Candidate No 3: Sir if I had 65 percent, I would not be applying for this job.Me: Tell me what subjects interest you and describe them in your own words.Candidate No 4: (He mumbled something incoherently)Me: I could not understand you.Candidate No 4: (Switching to his native language: Sir I am not good at English. Can I speak in …. (his native language)Me: (Switching to his native language, which I know) Okay. Tell me in one minute and describe your main interests .Candidate No 4: (He spoke excitedly and breathlessly for more than a minute describing what a big fan of Kajal Aggarwal he was and how he never missed her movies)You can draw your own conclusions!Of course, these were exceptional cases but otherwise I generally found that many fresh civil engineering graduates were poor in drawing. They could not draw correctly the three views of simple objects that I placed in front of them.They were poor in arithmetic skills and when I tested them for calculating abilities with numbers that did not need a calculator, they fumbled badly.Most could not write a sentence in correct English with no spelling or grammar or punctuation mistakes.Very few of them could correctly draw the Bending Moment and Shear force diagram of simple beams subjected to standard loads. They pleaded that due to lack of practice and passage of time, they had forgotten how to do it.Most had forgotten what they had learned more than a semester ago.Everyone broke into a sweat when I asked about elementary concepts in design of steel structures.The most hilarious experience was what I was later told by others in the interviewing team:One of the rejected candidates later told them that my looks, presence, grey hair and my English made them nervous and that I should not have been allowed to conduct the interview.GV

Hi…First know why companies reject ECE graduates:-1. Lack of knowledge in their respective field.2. College type of mentality, no industrial knowledge.3. Could not think from the customer side.4. Lack of confidence.5. Do not know basic or fundamental principles of electronics and electrical.6. Poor coding skill in C.7. Have no idea what they are doing? Why they are doing?8. Couldn't think in a simple way.9. All are in hurry to complete the work at first try, trying to do faster, hurrying for a job and fail.10. Lack of self confidence. Fear of failure.11. No practical knowledge in real life.Utilize your 4 years with the perfect approach :-Learn about what is electronics. Try to explain it to yourself, without using the demonstration of modern components like capacitor, transistor, Diode or any other active or passive components.Learn basic and fundamental theories and formulas like Kirchoff’s law, ohms law, power law etc and try to implement in circuit. Remember electronics is just a small part of electrical.Learn C, and Assembly properly and become a Master in this field. Programming is not for only embedded or making something. It will also teach you how to think logically and practically.Purchase micro-controller, programmer, and development board. Start with 8051, then avr and after that go to pic. Also learn how to use arm, and latest architectural version of microprocessor.Learn how to interface with sensors and other electronic devices along with Bluetooth, RF module and any other output devices.Learn how to communicate with computer via rs232, Uart, via USB. After getting experience those above points, start building own driver for your own devices and connect it to a computer.Grow your knowledge and study about data structure, Embedded netwoking, RTOS application and Linux.Do a own project including below point..1. Must have arm based microprocessor.2. Must have interfacing with phone or other device.3. Must use iot.4. Project should be moduler and flexible.5. A project that have practical approach and as a proper condition to be a product with an approach that If you ask people to buy it, they cannot refuse.Always think from the customer side that if you are a customer what will be your requirement in a particular project?Think and look at everyday life that what people want? What is immediately needed?Think simply. Do not invest your most valuable time in complexity.Something really useful for every ECE students-Elements14.com for datasheet and product price.Ltspice/Pspice or proteus for analysis electronics circuits.Sites for stay up-to-date about technology-theverge.comThenextweb.comSome good things for self development -1. Write everyday problems somewhere, maybe in a dairy or something like that.2.always set task for yourself. I use Google task widget in my phone. It's a useful thing. I always get alert about what to do tomorrow or even after five days. And it will increase your productivity.3. Be more organized. Place each thing in perfect order. It will create posetive effect in your brain. When you are organized in your day-to-day lifestyle, your work will also get organized automatically.4. Always be curious about your work. If something are happening right, don't just move on and stay happy, but ask yourself why this worked perfectly and be curious. Also when something not worked, don't get dipressed and leave them, but find why they did not and be more experienced. Never ever believe your assumption.5. Before starting a project learn and get sucess. Make flow chart of your work process and divide your large work into some small works. Don't go hurry, try everything at once and meet your faliure.6. We are bounded by Internet. Use this resource at it's best. Learn how to learn. Just in my case, in my spare time, I search Quora, read answare, here are many good people. Also some questions are really great, in most cases I don't know what is the answer. I google. use wiki, learn them, I spent sometimes at instructable.com, love this.I know it will be difficult but its not straight but the bad roards are the thing that makes a skilled driver. Calm ocen don't make a skillful sailor.In which condition you are, whatever the present situation is, start from today. There is no special day to start something new. Best of luck.Hope this will help you,Wishing you a glorious future ahead.regards and Greetings SaV

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Hi!IIFT MBA (IB) Application Form 2018 – The last date to submit the Application Form of IIFT 2018 has been extended. As per the initial notice, the last date to submit the application form was September 08, 2017. However, now the candidates may submit it untill September 15, 2017. The exam date for IIFT 2018 has also been shifted to December 03, 2017. The candidates will only be issued the admit card, if they will submit IIFT application form and fee in the prescribed format. Before filling the IIFT application form, the candidates must check the eligibility criteria because ineligible candidates will not be granted admission. The application fee for candidates is Rs. 1550, however, the candidates belonging to SC/STPWD category only need to pay Rs. 775. Check procedure to submit IIFT Application Form 2018, fee details and more information from the article below.Latest – Last date to submit IIFT application form extended until September 15, 2017.IIFT 2018 Application FormThe application form of IIFT MBA 2018 has only be released online, on http://tedu.iift.ac.in. The candidates must submit it before the laps of the deadline, which can be checked from the table below.Application form released onJuly 25, 2017Last date to submit Application form(for national candidates)September 08, 2017 September 15, 2017Last date to submit the application form(by Foreign National and NRI)February 15, 2018IIFT MBA IB entrance exam will be held onNovember 26, 2017 December 03, 2017IIFT 2018 Application FeeThe candidates should take note of the application fee before submitting the application form. The fee amount is as given below and along with it, the medium to submit the fee are also mentioned.Fee amount for IIFT 2018 Application Form is as given below:General/OBC candidatesRs 1550SC/ST/PH candidatesRs 775Foreign National/NRI/Children of NRI candidatesUS$ 80 (INR Rs. 4500)The medium to submit the application fee of IIFT 2018 is as below:Credit CardsDebit Cards (VISA/Master)Demand Draft (DD)Candidates who will submit the application fee via Demand Draft will be required to submit a DD, in favour of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, payable at New Delhi.Procedure to Submit IIFT MBA Application Form 2018Thank you & Have a nice day! :)

So a while back in April I went to Six Flags. I was quite excited, as I had not been to Six Flags since I was in Middle School. However, it sucked ass.You pay 40–50 dollars for a ticket, and in exchange you get to ride as many rides as you want in a 11 hour period. However, at most, one will ride perhaps 5–6 rides, maybe 8–10 if he is lucky. Why? The lines are long. Not just regular long, extreme long. In the amount of time one stands in line for a ride, you couldWatch 2 Nickelodeon/Cartoon Network/Disney cartoons, or a single episode of Breaking Bad.Finish a 45 minute classComplete 5 matches of Team Deathmatch on a normal COD game, or get to perhaps round 20–25 on COD treyarch zombiesComplete a workout that can burn almost 500–600 caloriesPrepare a delicious mealI don’t fucking know, something that takes 45 mins-1 hourAnd that is just for one ride. That adds up. For the amount of time one spends waiting in long lines at Six Flags in one day, one could…Take an AMTRAK train from NYC to Philadelphia 2 times and back, or Boston to NYC 1 time and backFly from NYC to LondonWatch 6, maybe 7 episodes of Breaking Bad, 3 American movies, or 2 Bollywood moviesPlay 25–30 matches of Team Deathmatch on a standard COD gameEtc.But it gets better (or worse)The scumbags that run the park don’t allow you to bring in your own food and drink. That’s reasonable, as the park restaurants have to turn a profit, but they go to extremes. No food and water includes, lets say a 500 ml bottle of tap water, or a butterfinger you got at a gas station for 78 cents. They allow nothing, so you have to buy their shitty $40 pizzas or their $4 Dasani bottles so you don’t starve or dehydrate.Oh, you want some water but the security confiscated your bottle? Fuck you, pay me. You want some food but don’t want to go broke? Fuck you, pay me. You don’t want to spend 1 hour for a ride that lasts 30 seconds? Fuck you, pay me.(What is the difference between the Mob and the Six Flags Entertainment Corporation? One is an organized racket filled with greedy rats that have the intention of making as much money possible, without any concern for people, the other is the Mob)It does get worse. Down in Georgia, summer temperatures can go to more than 100 degrees. The lack of air conditioned areas makes it god awful, as you are covered in sweat, and need water, so you end up spending 10–15 dollars on water just so you don’t die. The employees are awful. If I were to say that employees at Six Flags are lazy, incompetent, and fucking stupid, I would be complementing them. I waited 40–50 minutes in line just to get some food. The line wasn’t even long, the people running it were slow. Ever seen the movie Zootopia? Remember the scene with the DMV filled with sloths? WELL I’D RATHER HAVE FUCKING SLOTHS RUNNING IT THAN THESE PRICKS!And this isn’t a rant against amusement parks in general, as I would argue the Universal Studio parks in Orlando are better. Yes, they are more expensive, and the lines are long, but I don’t recall them being as long. Plus, Universal Studios is more clean and efficiently run. They don’t treat bottles of water or cans of coke like hand grenades, and they don't pat you down to find one. There are much more air conditioned areas in case you can’t handle the Florida weather. I also remember how even though the line in the food court was several fold larger than the line at Six Flags, but we managed to obtain and pay for our food in a fraction of the time.Anyways, fuck Six Flags. I hope they go bankrupt again and don’t recover.(Cool fact, did you know the name Six Flags comes from the original park in Arlington, Texas called Six Flags over Texas. That name comes from the six flags representing the 6 nations (Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and the United States of America) that once controlled parts or all of Texas. Coincidentally, six is also the amount of flagpoles I wish the CEO of Six Flags would shove up his, well, you know.

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My Stock Market Journey :( Caution: Very Long Answer )I started my journey in 1977.That is 40 years ago. The young of today can not imagine about India of that time.Well, to put things in perspective:Forget about Internet or Mobile phones. Even a simple telephone was a luxury which even middle class could not afford. And waiting time for a phone was about 2 years to 5 years depending on your money and social clout.Doordarshan ( TV in India ) was available only to people in Delhi and that too in grainy black and white.All communication had to be essentially done through India Post. Courier services did not exist and those few which did were not legal.For faster communication, there were telegrams which were priced above the paying capacity of a common man.How stock markets functioned in those times would be like a story to today’s young generation.So I thought to share my journey.How it began ? :In July 1977, the results were out and I had completed my Engineering Degree. It was a different scenario from the present times. Engineering Colleges were far and few and so were engineers. But unfortunately jobs were also few.Government was the prominent employer specially for civil engineers. So daily activity was to look for employment pages / advertisements for suitable jobs. After finding such advertisement, next step used to get one application typed and send it to the address given with the requisite fee of about Rs. 8 ( For most Government jobs ) through a Postal Order.Ever heard of a Postal Order in the present times of NEFT and mobile money transfers. ( I believe these are still available at Post Offices )Finding a job being the only work at hand, there was lot of free time. Sports page got some attention cricket being the national pastime even in those days.The page before the sports page usually was the Stock Market page in most of the newspapers. It used to be full of prices of various stocks in different stock exchanges. My regular newspaper carried rates from Bombay Stock Exchange, Delhi Stock Exchange and Calcutta Stock Exchange.There was no Google and no internet. How to make sense out of lot of numbers and names splashed on the page everyday?I pledged to myself that I will surely crack the code and this page has to make sense for me.From then on, the quest is on.Forty years have gone by and like I have stated in my credentials— Studying the Stock markets since 1977. The study is not yet complete. I believe I will always remain a student and that is perhaps the right thing.Markets and trading are always evolving with passage of time and one has to keep on learning.1977- 1985 :I saw a big advertisement for a public issue of shares of Hawkins. Nowadays, the public issues are called IPOs ( Initial Public Offer ). What is in a name?From this ad I got the name and address of broker and wrote a letter to send me the Prospectus and Application form.After about 5 days, I got a mailer from the broker with the things requested for. I read each and every word. I was impressed with the document.The interesting fact which I noted was:Salary of Chairman ( Mr. H D Vasudeva , I am narrating the name from memory— If incorrect, please feel free to ignore or correct me ) was fixed at Rs. 10000 per month and approval of Government was taken for this salary.Such salary being almost equal to salary of President of India needed special permission.I do not recall the issue price but it was at some premium on the face value of Rs. 10. I applied for 50 shares, filled up the form, got a bank draft for the money and sent it by registered post to the broker at Delhi.And hoped to get the allotment.The issue was oversubscribed many times and i got the refund cheque after about two months.The search for job continued. I joined IIT Delhi for post graduation course and to be at Delhi.Over next year, stock market took a back seat but since the broker were sending me mailers regularly , reading company prospectus became a serious hobby with me.I knew all I could about Memorandum of Association, Article of Association, Rules for remunerations of Directors in a company, declaration of interest of a director in the company, Authorized Capital, Paid Up Capital, Offer for Sale , Dividends, Book Closing and all the jargon through this reading.In August 1978, landed in my first job and left IIT, Delhi to work professionally.I think sometime in 1979, I got my first shares alloted.50 Shares of Narendra Explosives Limited. ( Did anybody ever hear of the company ? ). I was jumping with joy. Company made explosives. There was going to be a boom in construction activity in the country and explosives are needed for constructing tunnels and excavating rock.Another public issue came up and I got 50 more shares of — hold your breath— Karnataka Explosives Limited.I had no intent to be an explosive specialist, it is just that I got allotted the stocks which probably nobody wanted.I used to check the prices everyday only to find them below Rs. 10 and there was no option but to keep waiting.Well, I got one more public issue allottment — 100 shares of Punjab Ceramics Limited. ( Phew..)I could sell Karnataka Explosives for Rs. 14 in 1981, Narendra Explosives for Rs. 21 in 1985 and Punjab Ceramics are still with me as worthless as ever.I have never applied for an IPO since Punjab Ceramics.1985–1995:After a few years in South India and then Madhya Pradesh, I was back to Delhi. By this time, equity culture was picking up. There were even daily tabloids about the stock market.The most talked about stocks of that time were Reliance, Orkay Silk Mills and Oswal Agro.I made my first purchase in secondary market in Gwalior Rayon shares.Ended up being profitable in two weeks and sold it without taking delivery of shares.Wondering what is delivery of shares?:It is in fact delivery of share certificates along ith a transfer deed with share transfer stamps affixed on that.This is a share certificate representing 50 shares of Tata Steel.And this is a transfer deed:( Addresses blanked out for protecting privacy )How different from the present Click and Buy/Sell.By year 1991, I had started trading. Intra day was not possible because it was a shout and buy/sell market. We used to place the trade with a broker, got confirmation in the afternoon and contract note by evening. There was a two week settlement time to either pay or close the transaction by paying the difference.In 1992, lost some good money because of investing at a time when the Harshad Mehta scam was unraveling.These images are from 1995.Gave up trading from 1995 to 2000.Tech Boom and Trading Terminals:Internet made its foray into India from 1996 onwards. I was at Ambala in Haryana when internet services commenced there in 1998.It was a new world and a new addiction. I browsed at Rs. 80 per hour and learnt whatever was possible with my very limited computer skills.Got introduced to a Trading Terminal provided by a broker at Ambala.Everyone used to trade in tech stocks. I was the only one trading in Tata steel or Appolo Tyres or HDFC. Everybody else was into Rolta, Pentamedia, Wipro, Infosys etc. No one shorted a stock except yours truly. I was the only one operating with a stop loss. Rest were all high on adrenaline and were making big profits and bigger losses. I continued with my small profits and small losses.I learnt a lot about trader behaviour in this period. It was very easy to make profits and losses. It could easily become an addiction.Fate intervened. I got into a new job and did not do any trading for next three years.From 2003 to 2017— Trading Online:Opened an icicidirect account in 2003.Started online trading.Learnt from my failures and successes. Never traded more than one or two stocks at a time.Learnt options trading in year 2007 and a new world of opportunities opened up.Read many books, information on internet, European options, American Options , option theories and came to conclusion that only thing that works is just plain common sense and loss management.Everything else is just a theory.All the complicated theories are just an excuse to hide behind when we fail. It looks nice to say because something very complicated occurred, I had to take a loss. Whereas the fact is that we are responsible for every loss. It happens due to simple fact that trade went wrong. Bigger loss happens when the money management goes wrong. That is something to be avoided.Conclusion:Summation of my stock market journey:Markets are forever. There should be no compulsion to trade everyday.Long term investment works out better than day trades.Positional trades work out better than day trades.Taking care of losses is essential.Patience pays.Markets are simple. Experts make it complicated so that their expertise gets higher value.No formula or theory is a mathematical fact .They are based on empirical data which is based on human behaviour. Any such formula will give different results in different situations. For adverse results , money management is the only protection.I have enjoyed the journey thus far and keep on enjoying further.Now I have many Quora friends to make this journey more rewarding by sharing my thoughts.Thanks for reading this very long answer.

The procedure for filling up the CAT Application form is very simple. I’ll try to explain it to you in simple words.I have provided a link below for CAT registration.See, first you have to register, then fill in details in the application form, upload images, pay the registration fee and finally submit the form.Now, to register online, you have to enter details such as your name, date of birth, email id, mobile number and choose your country. You must and must enter your own personal email id and mobile number, as you will receive latest updates on CAT exam through email and SMS only.Submit the registration details, after which an OTP will be sent to the registered email id and mobile number.Once the registration part is over, you will get the Login credentials.Next, you need to fill in your personal details, academic details, work experience details, etc.Upload scanned images of your photograph, and signature as per the specifications.Pay the registration fee, which is Rs. 950 for SC/ST/PWD category candidates and Rs. 1900 for all other categories by online mode (Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking).Final step - Submit the form and do not forget to take the print out of the application form. if not print out then atleast save it somewhere.CAT 2018 Registration (Started): Date, Fees, CAT 2018 Online Application iimcat.ac.in

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