I want to thank Mr.Sivakumar Palaniappan sir for this wonderful book. I would suggest this book to the students who want to do engineering, parents who want their children to get into engineering, engineering students and staffs of engineering college. The difference between Engineers and Engineering graduates has been portrayed beautifully. Every aspect of engineering has been explained clearly. The best part is the difference between "HOBBIES AND TIME WASTERS". Being an Engineering student ...

This book rightly addressed the current situation of Engineering education. Though we have a very high number of engineering colleges in the southern part of the country, we still have the gap between engineering education and the industry requirements. We have millions of engineers graduating every year, but still the industry is not happy with the standard of knowledge which an engineer has. Though we are having the engineering degrees, but we lack the skill required for the industry. Even ...

I was looking for some counselling for my daughter, an engineering graduate aspirant, when I came across this book. When I read this book, I found that it was so comprehensive that it would not only help me and my daughter select a branch of engineering but also provide a complete path and guide map to the make the most of her engineering program. In fact I would recommend this book for not just an engineering aspirant and their parents but also to all who want to review their careers and ma...

Dear Readers,
I have read throught this book completely, its worth reading as many times as possible.
I would say that, this book is not only for engineering grads but for anyone who wants to be the architect of his own future!
The interesting part is, the author has linked every tale(unit) of the book with an live story which is so close to our own lives but we must have not encashed it though there is an lesson to learn.
Special about this book: No difficult words, sentences, no unrealstic ...

I am a Psychology student with catholic views, which brought me a interest in understand knowing how an ideal Engineering graduate should be like. I gained myriad of insights through it. A conventional adage goes this way, "By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest".

A lot of students choose Engineering as their career without even knowing what it is. I would appreciat...

I personally know about the author Mr.Sivakumar Palaniappan through a seminar program about Industry Connect. I found him looking similar to Chetan Bhagat and by his 1st book "Become an Engineer Not Just an Engineering Graduate" Mr.Siva proved my idea was absolutely right.
The entire book was focused upon the importance of Core Engineering at various fields.Not just IT is engineering, we can work for our passion through core area.Additional details for campus preparations and attitude enhance...

Engineering is a career by default for most of the people in our part of the world. With the increasing population of engineering students and decrease in projected engineering jobs, selection of engineering as a career has to be done with clarity.

Sivakumar Palaniappan's book comes to the rescue. A must read for engineering aspirants and people without any aspirations.

This book is lucidly presented and presents with great clarity on why to choose engineering and more importantly why not...

A wonderful read. Comes at a right time when my daughter has to decide on her future studies. The best part of the book is, it is not too preachy and the message is conveyed via personal experiences which are more impactful.
Thanks to the author - this book is not confined to just students but also very helpful for the parents.
I guess it would be a good read for not only the engineering aspirants but all the students

Sivakumar Palaniappan has come out with a very useful book for all the aspiring Engineering graduates.
This book emphasizes the fact that everybody holding an Engineering degree is not an Engineer and lists the essential qualities of a person who can claim himself/herself as an Engineer.
For those who start their journey as Engineering students, this book would definitely provide an excellent orientation. Years of experience as an Engineer and HR executive has helped the author to present ver...

It takes huge inner strength to move out of a comfort zone. Enhancing the employ-ability of engineering students is what normally corporate professionals manage to do on their weekends and other available time. Mr.Siva has decided to dedicate his time completely to the cause. Hats Off!

The book has a collection of stories that inspired him to take on this journey. He looks at the perspectives of fresh engineering aspirants and their parents. The trials and tribulations that one goes through...