mc.upadhyay1
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Joined: 26 Jan 2003
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 Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2003 10:14 amPost subject: Teachers & Licensing issues |
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Hi I was referring to Mr Arvind's point:
Also my experience is that even M Tech students from very good premier
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institutions lack this basic knowledge.
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and As Mr. A R C himself said "Normally, they do not solicit work or fill
tender forms.".
so they do work as they get; obviously they don't have much practical
experience to impart to
the students.
when one says "In this case it is must that young engineers should
have worked
under PE for a minimum period of 7 years"
why 1 or 2 yrs experience should not be made mandatory before entering to
teaching profession
(particularly for those entering after B.E. or M.E.).
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