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 “On the occasion of Engineers Day, graduates open up on what prompts them to stay focused on core subjects and a career in research”

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 Today, as the nation awakens to the 155th birthday of the Mysore-born Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, arguably the best engineer that the country has produced, it’s a truth that the field has lost a major part of its sheen. It’s predominantly for the overkill and the lack of innovation in the atmosphere the students are forcefully made a part of. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]Braving the mundane theory and clearing of exam routine have dominated any genuine interest that may drive students to take up the course. Moreover, the hunger to earn one’s first job, without analyzing how true it is to their course they have just completed, makes it a case of taking the easier and more secure route. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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However, only few of them do choose to remain individualistic and take a deeper look into what pushed them to take up engineering, their pet specialization and think hard on how to tie them together and still make a career. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]Ganesh Katrapati, a research assistant at IIIT, Hyderabad is definitely one who has clear ideas about this. Realizing his passion to delve more into Natural Language Processing, he in his third year of graduation was sure that he needed more knowledge before he could think of a challenging job.[Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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 “I work on the process of making a computer understand human language and deal with its structure. I did get jobs after engineering but it didn’t suit my plans for the longer run. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]There was no alternative to going for a Masters and then plunging into research,” he adds, also revealing an innate ambition to teach the subject as a long term plan. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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 On the other hand Vishwajeet Singh learnt his lessons the hard way. Working in the IT industry for nearly eight years, he realized he was getting nowhere in contributing towards the Machine learning arena. “I’m now a part of a team and have a research role in building our dream application in relation to this subject. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)] Breaking the shackles of security is tough, but the aptitude for research helped me overcome the monetary pressures,” he admits. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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 A little ahead of others, Kaushal Irukulla, a research intern at IIT, Mumbai and a formerly student ambassador for the online platform Yo Grad, did all the groundwork enroot to his childhood dream of being a scientist. He did this by working with his group of friends on Filegen Falcon, a Micro light glider to be precise, whose terminology in itself wasn’t prominent anywhere beyond Australia. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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 As a group we were keen to make a mark, so we worked on this innovative idea for over a year in a shed and presented it in college. It helped us gain a national identity. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]As I’m pursuing a role as a research intern, I realized there’s so much scope for advanced research in the country unlike the picture I was presented with, during my engineering days,” Kaushal mentions. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]

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 [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]Satya Pullela, a post-graduate degree holder and a researcher who had wrapped his engineering course in the field of Electrical and Electronics, is of an opinion that the basic nature of the course didn’t give him much of a choice. “During my summer pre-internship course in the final year, I realized I was clueless in the intricacies of what I’d learnt. Most of the jobs that came about were in the programming arena. Being passionate about Electronics and Communication, I went ahead with the same research subject,” he reveals. However, he admits that a teaching role for students at a graduate level is something he didn’t come to terms with. [Admissions @ BMS College under Management Quota (Donation)]