The question of choosing a suitable career comes into the mind of every student who is studying in the first or second year of intermediate. Likewise, is the case of Pre-Engineering students who have a lot of options. All they need is to explore the available options and evaluate themselves for a specific career that is aligned as per their aptitude, personality traits, values, and academic background. A Student can opt for different careers after studying pre-engineering in the F. Sc or Additional Math with Pre-Medical. This will be decided by your score in F. Sc as well as the Entrance Test. In Pakistan, one can only secure a seat in Government sector Engineering Colleges, if he scores well in both the Intermediate and Entrance Tests of the respective province. There are multiple domains of Engineering offered in Pakistan and in the below lines, few of them are listed:
Mechanical Engineering:
Majority of the students studying Pre-Engineering chose Mechanical Engineering as their priority career. The industrial sector has a significant share in the GDP of our country and therefore the job Market of Mechanical Engineers is quite vast. Those interested in pursuing career as Mechanical Engineers must score high in entrance test after intermediate. There are federal as well as provincial Chartered Universities offering B.E four-year programme in Mechanical Engineering like PIEAS, NUST, U.E.T., NED, GIKI. After completing a degree of B.E in Mechanical Engineering, one can either join the private sector through Management Trainee Officer Programme in Private Sector or go for government sector jobs in different departments like PAEC, WAPDA, NESCOM, KPT, Pak Railways and many others. You can read the complete details of this programme at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-mechanical-with-field-engineering-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Electrical Engineering:
Electric power is no more a luxury in this globalized as well as digitalized world. From Industry to Agriculture, electronics to mechatronics, engineering to medicine and Art to Science, every discipline needs electric power for smooth functioning and innovation. After studying a four-year degree programme of bachelor’s in electrical engineering, qualified students can pursue careers in PAEC, WAPDA, IESCO, LESCO, GEPCO, K-Electric and many other government Institutions. The list of Institutes offering B.E in Electrical is available at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-electrical-with-field-engineering-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Civil Engineering after 12th:
Civil Engineers deal with the construction of buildings, Infrastructure including bridges, roads, and tunnels. There is always construction work involves whenever the discussion is about the progress or development of an area or the country. Both the government and Private sectors heavily rely on Civil Engineers for the development of a land into residential or commercial buildings. This is a big industry of any country and those pursuing careers in Civil Engineering must be flexible to work in remote areas, harsh conditions and 24/7 as the job nature demands it. Many Private as well as Government Universities offer this programme once a year. Both male and female can pursue careers in this field but due to nature of job, the inclination of females towards this discipline is low. Once a student gets experience, he can have upward career trajectory in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Middle East. All the information regrading Universities and fee structure can be accessed at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-civil-with-field-engineering-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Aeronautical Engineering after F. Sc Pre- Engineering:
As the world has progressed, the globalized world needs a speedy way of travelling. This has created a huge market of airlines and airports working throughout the world. Aeronautical Engineers participate in the manufacturing and maintenance of aeroplanes and fighter jets. Students can study aeronautical engineering in NUST, Air and IST. It is a highly rewarding career as you can apply in foreign companies as well as in Pakistan Air Force.
Software Engineering:
Now a days computers are essential for every business and Industry. Software in a computer is like brain in a human body. Software Engineers have knowledge of computer sciences, Information Technology and other related fields and they are part of every business and industry who is using computers. They can also establish software houses and can earn their livelihood independently. This century has an immense potential of this field as now a days world is moving towards E- governance.
Electronics Engineering:
Modern technologies are based on Integrated Circuits and Electronics help a student to understand the chemistry and mechanism of Integrated Circuits. They are the skeleton of mobiles to aeroplanes and therefore the scope of Electronics Engineering is so vast. Students can pursue careers in SUPARCO, NESCOM, HMC Taxila, PAF Kamra, Mobile and Automobile Industry and others.
Agriculture Engineering:
Pakistan is an agricultural country and majority of the workforce is linked directly or indirectly with the agriculture sector. The world is facing the problem of population explosion and food security would be one of the serious problems. Therefore, in future there will be a higher demand of Agricultural Engineers as this sector will be mechanized to yield higher outputs. Agricultural Engineers are also involved in finding renewable sources of energy as the usage of non-renewable sources are a question for the sustainability of this ecosystem. They have a bright future in Australia, New Zeeland and other countries who are actively doing research in agriculture sector. They also have career options in government sector like Pakistan Agriculture Research Council, National Institute of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering etc. The complete details regarding the institutes offering this programme is given at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-agriculture-engineering-with-field-engineering-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Textile Engineering:
Cotton is one of main product of Pakistan’s Agriculture sector and Textile sector is dependent on it. Half of the country’s exports are textile based. One can imagine the magnitude of the textile industry in the country and consequently the number of jobs for the textile Engineers in the country. University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Bahaudin Zakria University Multan, and many other Government as well as Private Universities offer this degree. This is a four-year degree programme of Engineering and offers a rewarding career. More details are available at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-textile-engineering-with-field-engineering-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Non-Engineering Careers After FSc Pre-Engineering:
Its nearly impossible to offer admission in an Engineering College just because a student has studied Pre-Engineering in his Intermediate. This achievement is a result of a competitive process and therefore, few hundred students out of thousands secure a seat in Government Sector Engineering University. All those students who are unable to get admission often feel depressed and hopeless. They don’t need to be upset as there are many careers that can be opted even with a low score in F.Sc. These careers are listed as:
Entrepreneurship after 12th:
Human beings need solutions of their problem in personal capacity as well as in the better interest of society. Individuals who can propose practical solutions and materialize their ideas into products can have a better future in Entrepreneurship. A young mind is full of ideas and viable solutions. A keen observer with a risk-taking ability can be a good entrepreneur. Students can also try their luck in the digital medium using their public speaking abilities just after F. Sc Pre-Engineering. You can read more details at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-entrepreneurship-with-field-management-sciences-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Business and Management Sciences:
Those students who are good in Mathematics can be a good banker. If you are not able to score good marks in F. Sc and Entrance tests, you can study Business Administration, Finance, Public Administration and Accounting. All you need is to get yourself evaluated by a professional Career Counsellor, who can assess you and guide accordingly that which of the above fields is best for you.
Careers in Armed Forces after FSc Pre-Engineering:
Armed Forces offer a permanent job with rewards and privileges. If you are physically fit, can work all over the Pakistan and interested in working for a prestigious Institution, you should join Pakistan Armed Forces. There are few options available:
- One can join PMA long Course and be part of Pakistan Army as Commissioned Officer.
- A student can join Pakistan Army after F. Sc Engineering as a cadet by studying Engineering at NUST AND later serve in the Engineering core of Pakistan Army.
- One can join as a medical cadet and study MBBS in Army Medical College Rawalpindi and later serve in Pakistan Army as a Doctor.
BS in Natural Sciences after 12th:
If a student is unable to secure a merit seat in Engineering College of government universities, he should not worry. A student who has an aptitude to do research in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and other Interdisciplinary subjects should apply for a BS in Universities after F. Sc Pre-Engineering. This is the foundation for his Ph.D., and one needs to seek professional guidance before pursuing any such subject, so he does not get stuck after his Bachelor of Sciences.
CA & ACCA after F. Sc Pre-Engineering:
Chartered Accountancy is a professional field which demands dedication, hard work, and persistence. If you are good in Mathematics and not interested in the fields of engineering, social sciences, and natural sciences, this is one of the fields that may help you in identifying your dream career.
Careers in Social Sciences After Intermediate:
Sometimes after the Intermediate, a sizeable number of students start realizing their aptitude in social sciences. In general, the merit of social sciences is less as compared to that of Natural Sciences. Therefore, it increases the probability of securing admission in government Universities. This is a crucial moment in the life of a student and the career of the student will be decided by the choice made at this moment. The societal pressure, insecurities regarding jobs and monetary benefits often force a student to choose natural sciences over social sciences despite having an aptitude and personal preference for social sciences. It is advised that you must know yourself before making such decision. Every subject has a scope and bright career prospects, you need to prepare yourself accordingly. Some of the prominent fields are listed below:
Law after F. Sc Pre- Engineering:
Students who have studied F. Sc Pre- Engineering can study LLB after passing LAT conducted by Education Testing Council. A student who is confident, argues well and interested in pursuing a non-Engineering career can study Law at Islamic International University Islamabad, Quaid-I-Azam University, and other private Universities. The list of universities offering LLB is available at https://www.eduvision.edu.pk/institutions-offering-law-with-field-social-sciences-at-bachelor-level-in-pakistan-page-1.
Library and Information Sciences:
This program offers a career which provides an opportunity to read a lot along with your work. You can also join this program through Allam Iqbal Open University Distance Learning Programme.
Psychology after F. Sc Pre- Engineering:
Extra-curricular activities help to know the aptitude of a student towards a specific field. If a student is interested in knowing the behaviours, listening, and understanding other empathetically and paying attention to minute details, BS in Psychology is one of the non-engineering options available.
Media Sciences and Journalism:
Students can join the four-year BS program in Media Sciences and Journalism. This program is offered in University of Punjab and many other Public and Private Universities.
Every individual is blessed with different abilities and practices different values. At Eduvision, students are assessed using the scientific approach of detailed assessment through a series of tests and a follow-up one-on-one counseling session with Yousaf Almas. The success ratio of Eduvision-recommended careers is 96.7%. If you are interested in a one-on-one session, for deciding which particular career suit you best as per your personality traits after F. Sc Pre-Engineering, you can either contact us at eduadvisor.pk@hotmail.com or call +923335766716.