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How become a chartered engineer in India?

I have one and half year experience and have done my M.Tech from Kuk. and I want to be Chartered Certified Engineer.
2 years ago ( 2010-07-15 12:59:08 +0000 )Report Abuse

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The Corporate Membership of The Institution of Engineers (India) is open to any person with an accredited engineering degree with prescribed professional experience. With accumulation of continued professional experience and level of responsibilities, the membership of the 'Associate Member' grade can be upgraded to the 'Member' grade and and then to the 'Fellow' grade, subject to strict scrutiny by a nominated high-level peer committee. Chartered Engineer A Corporate Member with five years relevant professional experience can become a Chartered Engineer. Professional Engineer In the light of the authority vested by the Royal Charter for certifying the competency of engineers, the Council of The Institution of Engineers ( India) may, at its discretion, approve that a person fulfilling the educational, technical and other experience criteria as prescribed by it, shall be entitled to describe himself as a Professional Engineer. Privileges of Corporate Members A Corporate Member of The Institution of Engineers (India) enjoys certain privileges, namely : Scope for enhancement of leadership qualities and improvement of skills by participating in continuing education programmes offered at the ESCI as well as at State and Local Centres of The Institution of Engineers (India); Opportunities to gain and update knowledge and experience and access to information in a variety of engineering and technology disciplines through participation in seminars, symposia, conventions, work-shops, etc at national, regional and local levels; Availability of The Institution of Engineers (India)s Journals, technical monographs, papers, conference proceedings, etc; Entitled to receive 'IEI News' and 'Technorama', the colour supplements to the Journal, free of charge; Access to web-based e-groups for professional interaction; Access to the Engineering Information Service Centre at the Headquarters as well as at the State and Local Centres of The Institution of Engineers (India); Access to the know-how and ideas from fellow members and professional leaders about ongoing R & D work in various areas and to standards, specifications and codes for development and transfer of technology; Opportunities to contribute knowledge and experience as arbitrators in arbitrations relating to engineering jobs / services; Opportunities to get facilities and benefits while abroad through other professional bodies with whom institution has bilateral relations;

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Opportunities to participate in international conferences, and meet specialist engineers and technologists from the world over; and Facilities of retiring rooms at the Headquarters and at the Centers at concessional rates. http://www.ieindia.org/about.htm
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