I am bored at home...

You must have a hobby like everybody else has. Try to spend some time on the Internet, searching for more information about your hobby. Then try to create a site of your own about this hobby of yours. This will occupy all your free time and you won't have time to become bored. Plus you can make some money from your site. What is your hobby?

I don´t know how old are you, but maybe you can do some sightseeing or even go to somewhere else for a holiday before you start to work. Later it will be difficult. If you are young it is easy and inexpensive to travel. And you might have family in another city and pay them a visit. What does the place you live have to show you? have you seen it all? That is much better than sleeping or getting boered. The best cure for boredom is to act.

I've been in that position. I know how it feels like to graduate, and to want to start working and earning money, and yet placed on hold getting bored out of your mind. Frankly I don't remember how I got through it then as going online wasn't that big then. I suggest a lot of reading. Go to the library and get some books. Goodluck!

I think you have to do some hobbies or even do some household chores not just you are killing your boredom you had a great exercise as well.You can also watch movies,search something on the internet and even reading can help stimulate your mind and learn at the same time.

My suggestion is to enjoy the free time,it will be really busy when you start working I think. Have a nice day!

You can try working out or going outside. I'd go nature tripping sometimes just to enjoy myself. If all else fails, I'd do some movie marathon or watch some good series to kill time.

If you are an engineer, then you are just in the kindergarten of life! There is so much for you to learn and improve in your chosen field if you and when you look at it closely that you'll still wish you had another lifetime when you are 100! Gosh! I wish I were 21 with the knowledge and experience that I have in engineering (mechanical, heat, design....) rather than the 50 plus years that I am today - there was so much more I could do ... so many more concepts, ideas, equipment that I could learn and create!.... Read as much as you can about your chosen field, thoroughly assimilate as much knowledge as you can, so that you do your job better than anyone else and improve your prospects in life! Wish you a life of unbound curiosity young man!

Things can get tough and busy when you start your real job in the real world, so if I were you, I'd take that free time and make the most fun of it while possible. Good luck!

Congratulations to you ! You have worked very hard for years to finally reach your goal - becoming an Engineer. Don't be bored. This is the chance to relax and enjoy a nice refreshing holiday. You are heading towards a busy career. So, get refreshed to be ready.