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Aspiring Fire and Safety Engineer: Job Prospects and Exam Queries

Dr Dipankar Dutta |758 Answers |Ask -Follow

Tech Careers and Skill Development Expert - Answered on Sep 21, 2024

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Question by Abhinab on Sep 20, 2024Hindi

Career

I am studying Diploma in Fire & Safety Engineering in RGIPT, Assam and aspire to do B.Tech in same branch of Engineering. I am interested to know job opportunities in govt sectors and overseas after doing Diploma and B. Tech in Fire & Safety Engineering. Secondly, can I appear in GATE and IES exams? kindly guide me. With Regards Abhinab

Ans: Hi Abhinab! Your choice of pursuing Fire & Safety Engineering opens up multiple career pathways both in the government and overseas
PSUs (Public Sector Undertakings):

Oil and Gas companies such as ONGC, IOCL, BPCL, GAIL, etc., regularly recruit Fire & Safety engineers.
Power Generation Plants (NTPC, Power Grid) and Steel Plants (SAIL, RINL) also require Fire & Safety experts.
Middle East (Gulf countries):

Countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait offer excellent job opportunities for fire safety engineers, especially in the oil & gas, construction, and infrastructure sectors.
GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering):

Fire & Safety Engineering is not currently a dedicated subject in GATE, but you can appear in related branches such as Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Chemical Engineering depending on your interest and specialization.
IES (Indian Engineering Services):

The IES exam is conducted for core engineering branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, and Electronics. Fire & Safety Engineering is not a standalone branch in IES.

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Question by CHANDAN - Jul 18, 2024Hindi

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After b.tech in mechanical engineering jobs opportunity

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After diploma in Mechanical engineering career opportunities

Ans: Completing a diploma in Mechanical Engineering opens up a variety of career opportunities.
1. Mechanical Technician: Assist in the development, testing, and manufacturing of mechanical tools and devices.
2. CAD Technician: Use computer-aided design software to create technical drawings and plans for manufacturing, construction, or engineering projects.
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Sir, My main question is what are the career options other than Software/IT post B.Tech in E&TC and Electricals.

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Good morning sir , while submitting the form in 1st attempt I wrote my name As "name surname" but in my board 10th marks certificate in Maharashtra board my name was written as "surname name fathername " but my 1st attempt form was accepted I thought I can change my Name on second attempt but there is no option and new registration is also no the way I am concerned about jossa councilling will be there any issues due to

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My question is regarding purchasing 1 bhk flat as investment. I am living in good society in Wagholi in terms of amenities and basic facilities. I am planning to buy 1 bhk flat for 34 lacs. Which bit lesser than what actual price in our society. I am thinking of paying emi through the rent which I am going to receive. Please advise

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1. If the flat remains unlet for 6 months or more, worst case scenario, will you be able to service the loan through your own income during that phase.

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 12, 2025Hindi

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I closed my EPFO account when I left my job in 2020 after which I rejoined the same school after 3 years, my contract stated that I would get the EPF but no money was deducted nor did i get the employers contribution. I rejoined when I was 64 and I am still working at the same school, Please advise as to what I should do?

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