Career Option in Research and Development

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development defines Research and Development (also R and D or, more often, R&D), as the "creative work undertaken on a systematic basis in order to increase knowledge of human, culture and society, and the use of this knowledge to devise new applications.”

• Education Details & Eligibility:

This course is one of a suite of research and development courses designed for the B.E (R&D) Program. These courses are of varying lengths and are offered at different stages of the degree program and are essentially stand-alone research projects.

ENGN4706 is a 6-unit research course designed to complement the students' basic research skills through non-trivial research work in an area chosen by the student. The course forms part of the 42-unit R&D major that is a compulsory component of the aforementioned degree program. Each student will have their research supervised by one or more academic supervisors, with the approval of Head of Department or the person who is authorized to supervise. Students are responsible for engaging and obtaining appropriate supervisory support.

• Course Eligibility:

Min. Qualification: XII, it is generally advisable to possess any Bachelor’s Degree in the respective research field.

• Course Duration:

Diploma / Degreepost graduate in research -1 year course.

• Approximate Education Expenses:

The total expense for doing Diploma/Degree Post Graduate in research and development is per year Rs35,000 approximately.

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Companies seek contribution from R&D projects and activities as they carry information on the latest developments in technologies and help to coordinate the resource allocation to new promising subjects in an effective and timely way.

In many cases research projects do not include standardization early enough, because they are not aware of the benefits. They quite often believe that standardization requires full manufacturing and distributes forces at the expense of research centers.  But, on the contrary, early standards work gains big time-to-market advantages, because:

• Products are commercialized faster
• Products reach global markets
• Standardization contributes to customer confidence
• Standardization exploits research results
• Standardization ensures interoperability
• Standardization lowers the burden of evolution and maintenance, supported by industry
• Standardization improves technologies and products through multiple feed-back

On an average, salary will be from Rs 20,000 to Rs 1,00,000

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