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mechanical engineer fresher

08/28/2009 5:13 PM

Im a mechanical engineer (fresher) completed the course recently. I dont know what to do next, which kind of job will be better in gulf countries. will there be any chances for a fresher. I sometimes even think of doing a specializing course in piping engineering or in oil field engineering (QA/QC) which is a 3 months course. what kind of job is favourable for the above mentioned courses..or is this field good (QA/QC)???..someone pls guide me..
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kuki
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Re: mechanical engineer fresher

08/30/2009 1:57 AM

piping courses are popular these days but there future demands are not confirmed till yet........for mechanical engg. you need to dedicate at least 15-18 months of struggle in any field of your choice no doubt QA/QC is good line in any field but after sometime pepole start feeling bored and they try there hand in development..... so choose your line according to your interest and devote your self like a devotee......ALL D BEST
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08/31/2009 9:20 AM

thank you for your comment...what is your opinion about which field to opt..excluding the above mentioned courses..according to the future demand..the field should have no bounds, i should be learning more and more on the go...i would appreciate your reply...

thanks in advance...
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