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Hi, Following are the Instrumentation technology government colleges:College NameTuition Course Fees (INR)DTU2.11 L - 3.04 LIIT Delhi3 LIIT Kharagpur20,000 - 10 LIIT s []=2&sp []=267&co []=public&ctry []=2https://www.shiksha.com/college/iit-madras-indian-institute-of-technology-adyar-chennai-3031/courses">IIT Madras20,000IIT Roorkee20,000 - 10.7 LJadavpur University9,600 - 20,800 

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Instrumentation Technology includes good job opportunities at both national and global level. This field is currently popular owing to its utility in different sectors including manufacturing, automation, energy and healthcare.India, especially has a vast scope for these degree holders in PSU’s, private sectors and research organizations. The developed international countries such as the US, UK, Canada, and Australia have good paying offer and career progression for the instrumentation engineers.

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The people serving in this field earn from INR 4 to INR 16 lakhs per annum depending upon their roles.

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Hi, The various job profiles at which pass-outs of Instrumentation Technology students can work are Instrument Technician, Instrument Engineer, Associate Instrumentation Officer, Instrumentation and Control Engineer and Instrumentation Manufacturing Engineer.Hope this helps !

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Instrumentation technicians have the opportunity to work with different industries such as manufacturing industries, energy industries, oil and gas industries, pharmaceutical industries and others. Such roles are installation, calibration, maintenance, fault finding and data analysis of the systems in instruments. Based on experience, one can be promoted to supervisory roles, take engineering positions or venture in certain technologies.

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Hi, The students interested in pursuing an Instrumentation Technology course can gain certifications from Nationally recognised organisations:Certified Instrumentation Technician (CIT) by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC): Entry-level certification demonstrating core competencies.Diploma in Instrumentation and Control Engineering: Offered by various polytechnics and technical institutes,  provides industry-relevant skills and theoretical knowledge.Hope it clears your doubt !

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Following can be potention risks and challenges of Instrumentation Technology:ChallengeDescriptionLifting equipment, working in harsh environments (heat, cold, noise, etc.).Involves the aspect of physical fitness, safety measures and standards.Hazardous environments as working with chemicals, high pressure, or electrical systems could be dangerous. Can change its operational form significantly depending on the safety rules and measures in force.Shift work/extended hours: May be required in some industries, impacting personal life.To sum up, take into consideration people’s attitudes and decisions regarding work-life bal
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Hi, Candidates can develop various skills while pursiong Instrumentation Engineering:Technical skills: Installation,  calibration,  maintenance,  troubleshooting of instruments.Analytical skills: Interpreting data,  diagnosing problems,  identifying solutions.Problem-solving skills: Using problem solving skills and tools as well as analysing critical information.Communication skills: Writing and producing technical documents for businesses and organizations, writing technical reports, and communicating in person/over the phone/email.Safety awareness: Following safety protocols and worki
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The entrance examinations that allow admission to students in Instrumentation Technology include JEE Mains,  JEE Advanced, Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, KCET, TS EAMCET and KEAM.

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