Hi aspirant

There are many options after GATE like:

1.M.E/M.Tech from IITs/NITs/IIITs/GFTIs/Other engineering colleges

2.MS/PHD from IITs/NITs

3.PGDM from NITIE Mumbai

4.MS from foriegn universities

5.PSU jobs

6.Private jobs 

Whichever suits you according to situation you can go for that.

All of these options are best .But if you don't have GATE score enough to get these then there is no option.

Hope this was helpful.

Hi Anushree,

yes you can pursue for management degree after Mechanical Engineering. Many people pursue for it. Its just that you need to be through with the basic fundamentals of commerce stream subjects especially Micro and Macro Economics, Accountancy. rest all the subject will be fine. If you are dedicated and hard working you will be able to do it.

Wish you good luck

Hello!

Core subjects in Automobile Engineering are :

• Automotive Design and Manufacturing
• CAD/CAM Technology in Automotive Engineering
• Engine Principles
• Engineering Analysis & Numerical Methods
• Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
• Fuel and Emission Control Systems
• Manufacturing Methods
• Modern Vehicle Technology
• Operations Research and Industrial Management
• Service and Management
• Vehicle body engineering and Aerodynamics

However subjects may vary according to the institution you enroll in, nature of the course, specialization, elective subjects, etc.

For more details visit the site provided below

https://www.careers360.com/automobile-engineering-course

Yes, automobile engineer are eligible for Mtech thermal in IIT. 

Eligibility for M.Tech in thermal engineering :

Candidate having qualified 10+2 from a recognized educational board with physics, chemistry, mathematics as main subjects and a batchlor degree (B.E/ B.Tech) in any of mechanical, automobile, aeronautical engineering or equivalent discipline, with a minimum aggregate score of 55% are eligible to apply for M.Tech thermal engineering courses. This percentage criterion, however may vary across various institute.

Hope you get this. 

All the best !!

Hii Arup Kumar,

Aerospace Engineering is a specialised branch of Engineering which deals with design and development of Aircrafts as well as Space crafts.The course covers both aeronautical and  aestronautical engineering.The course is offered at both UG and PG levels.This Branch of engineering has high demand and have ample opportunities.

No NIT offers Aerospace Engineering.Only IIT's and few colleges in India offer this course.

Some of the good colleges in India offering Aerospace Engineering are:

• IIT Madras
• IIT Bombay
• IIT Kharagpur
• IIT  Kanpur
• Madras institute of Technology
• Manipal institute of Technology
• Sastra Deemed University, Thanjavur
• Satyabama institute of Science and Technology
• Indian institute of Space Science and technology, Thiruvananthapuram
• Amity University,Noida
• Lovely professional University, Punjab

Thank you.

Hello Kiran Khandare,

Automobile Engineering is a 4 years' graduate degree program, the minimum eligibility is 10+2 class with Physics, Chemistry and Math from a recognized school board or its equivalent exam.

To become an automobile engineer, After completing Class 12 from the science stream one must have a BE or B.Tech. in automobile engineering. Even degree holders in electrical or mechanical branch can go in for specialization in automobile engineering at the postgraduate level.

Thanku.

Hello Sabarivignesh,

                    Automobile Engineering is one of the popular engineering courses in India. Your job scope in Automobile Engineering will be based upon the following:-

• Mainly Designing and testing among others.
• Supervising live Projects.
• Work on renewable energy, automobile, quality control etc.

Recruiters:-

Tata Steels Ltd., Outotec Oyj, BHEL, ONGC, Mahindra Group including many PSU's.

Placements:-

First of all its right that placement is important to judge a college. But don`t go by that follow which is more important is the learning if you didn't learn well then you will get no placement even in IITs. So prepare yourself such as no company will dare to reject you instead they will offer you the Highest package. Keep learning, you can also think of GATE. Any reputed and good college can acquire companies for the placements.but that entirely depends on your potential and caliber.

And if you don't belong to the upper tier colleges like IIT, NIT, BITS, SRM, JU you may find it hard to get placed in big core companies. You may get placed in any small or medium industries. But don't waste your time thinking of not getting a good company initially. Please treat that as your training period before joining any established company. For getting there you need experience which you can gather from these industries. Things will be going to be smooth there for you.

Modern Scenario:-

Today it will be hard for freshers to enter any core firm. People will be running behind you grabbing the only opportunity. So you can understand how tough the competition is. Candidates fighting for placements is very much high. So you need to be unique among them to raise your own personality that companies hire you. They need professionals who are experienced enough to handle their company.

Preparation:-

Many students don't have the proper knowledge of campus placement.so you need to be aware of what happens there. Accordingly, you need to prepare yourself. you can improve your communication skill in the meantime and learn any PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE  just as an extra qualification. Keep faith in yourself all will be good. Keep your spirit high!

Hope this helps! 

Regards,

Hey there, Aquib. Mechanical engineers are demanded in so many types of fields like construction , automotive, aerospace and other types of industries.

1. The process starts with the very beginning that whether you have completed your high school or not if not then then you should pay full attention on the subjects like science mathematics and computer science. Your base must be very strong.

2. Develop your hobbies in activities related to mechanical engineering. Like start building models and projects relted to that. you can take help from YouTube there are numerous of projects available.

3. Start using tools and equipments available in your school or home. Also learn how to use them properly, their names, their work, and method of using them properly.

4. Try learning from surrounding . Take the mechanical things weather broken or of no use and try rebuilding them . In the meanwhile keep asking from people about the equipments present in those things.

5. Develop your writing and speaking skills so that you can explain about the machines or your projects properly.

6. Try building new things from the materials and stock available in your house. I must say YouTube is a great platform for learning these things. Make items after watching it from YouTube so that you can learn how things can be used in different ways and try making something new from your own ideas.

6. Read magazines and articles related to mechanical engineering , and develop your interest in them. Keep yourself updated with the latest machine and inventions. 

7. The study portion you will learn from the institute or college where you are going to take admission but the main thing I want to say is that if you are interested in that don't lose hope and be focused. Also don't get distracted from other career options because you can do best in your field.

Is there anything more in which I can help you out? Feel free to mention. All the best. 

Hello, congratulations for the result. 

For finding out in which college  you have a chance you can use the  college predictor tool available on careers 360 website whose link is given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

I hope this helps. all the best.