The document discusses the factors that influence engineering employability. It lists exams, courses, infrastructure, industry projects, soft skills, and communication skills under engineering. For employability, it mentions on-job performance, industry verticals, work spaces, industry experience, being a good team player, effective manager, and effective communicator. Key influencers of employability are identified as teachers, institute, industry, internet communities, family and friends, and self-learning. Different entities like industry, internet, institute, government, and suppliers are outlined along with their roles in influencing employability.

1. Engineering Employability
Disclaimer: The information contained in this document are personal views of the Presenter – Gautam Awasthi

2. Engineering Employability
Exams On-Job Performance
Courses/Subjects Industry-Verticals
Infrastructure/Labs Work-Spaces
Industry-Projects Industry-Experience
Best-Student Good Team-Player
Best-Leader Effective-Manager
Best-Orator Effective-Communicator
Soft-Skills/Sensitivities Soft-Skills/Sensitivities
Disclaimer: The information contained in this document are personal views of the Presenter – Gautam Awasthi

3. Engineering
Entity-Exposure
Institute/Supplier Employer Institute/Teachers
Lab Industry
5% Teachers
5% 20%
Institute/Government
Books
20%
Family/Friends/Self
Family/Friends/Self
Internet-Community
PC/Internet 30%
20%
Main-Influencers
Disclaimer: The information contained in this document are personal views of the Presenter – Gautam Awasthi

4. Engineering
Entity-Role
 Industry
 Pro-Active Intervention: HR, Course, Projects, Internship
 Internet-Community
 Social Networking, Communities/SIGs
 Institute
 Process-Flexibility & Openness to Changes
 Government
 Review of the Courses & Colleges: Quality-Check
 Self/Student
 Self-Drive
 Suppliers
 Professional-Grade Lab-Solutions
Disclaimer: The information contained in this document are personal views of the Presenter – Gautam Awasthi