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Engineering, management courses offer diverse career opportunities, says Expert

Engineering, management courses offer diverse career opportunities, says Expert
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Dr. YV Narayana, Principal, Tirumala Engineering College, Mr. VVS Pradeep, Asst Director, Paari School of Business, SRM-A.P., Prof Mitrabarun Ghosh, Paari School of Business, SRM-A.P., and Mr. R. Satyanarayana, Secretary and Correspondent, Tirumala Engineering College at The Hindu FIC seminar, held at the College in Narsaraopet in Palnadu district on Wednesday
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Dr. YV Narayana, Principal, Tirumala Engineering College, Mr. VVS Pradeep, Asst Director, Paari School of Business, SRM-A.P., Prof Mitrabarun Ghosh, Paari School of Business, SRM-A.P., and Mr. R. Satyanarayana, Secretary and Correspondent, Tirumala Engineering College at The Hindu FIC seminar, held at the College in Narsaraopet in Palnadu district on Wednesday | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Engineering and management graduates have diverse career opportunities across traditional industries, emerging technologies, research and business leadership, said Dr. Mitrabarun Ghosh, Assistant Professor at Paari School of Business, SRM University-A.P.

He was delivering a career guidance session titled “Career Directions: Engineering & Management” for final-year B.Tech students at Tirumala Engineering College, Narasaraopet, on Wednesday. The seminar on “Careers in Management & Sciences” was organised by The Hindu Future India Club in association with Paari School of Business, SRM A.P., in collaboration with Tirumala Engineering College. R. Satyanarayana, Secretary and Correspondent of Tirumala Engineering College, Dr. Y.V. Narayana, Principal, and V.V.S. Pradeep of SRM University were present at the programme.

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