Since this question has been widely asked from students who completed their graduation in manufacturing engineering, you need to apply for Production engineering  for GATE 2020 and you can find jobs for manufacturing engineering under the banner of Production engineers. Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hi Sourav! Hope you're having a great day.

Manufacturing Engineering is a branch of professional engineering that shares many common concepts and ideas with other fields of engineering such as mechanical, chemical, electrical and industrial engineering.

You can use this website to find out all about manufacturing engineering whereas there

Hey !

Manufacturing engineering is a stream in which a candidate learns how a machine functions along with its development, tools, and equipment. From 2004 the career growth in Manufacturing engineering have been recorded in a negative mark on the graph of about 2.1% per year but not to worry

Hii Vicky ,

Coming to your question I would like to tell you that yes, you can appear for the IAS after doing your manufacturing engineering. 

The elligibility criteria for the UPSC civil services exam is -

The candidate must hold a bachelor degree , so any bachelor degree  holder

Hello Sourav,

Some PSUs recruit manufacturing engineering students given that they apply through mechanical discipline in GATE exam.

These include NTPC, BHEL, GAIL, MDL, VIZAG, STEEL and SAIL. Although mechanical students are preferred, manufacturing students are also given chance.

Apart from GATE, Engineering Services Examination (ESE) and ISRO also

Hello,

Based on your rank it will be difficult for you to get government colleges because your rank is very high. Here is the complete list of colleges with seat intake.

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/WBUT-PGET-2019-Brochure-Participating-Institutes.pdf

It will be dufficult to get in good government colleges but you can try in private colleges which are of very good standards, the colleges you can try are :

heritage institute of technology

Iem

Netaji Subhash engineering college

Mckv institute of engineering

Techno India.

These private colleges offer mtech

ear aspirant,

See here's the thing company sentiments in India are not similar to foreign company sentiments as here there's a biasness towards more overall or inclusive branches like mechanical that tend to be a bit all-rounder. Whereas branches such as manufacturing and production are more exclusive and concentrate on

Dear aspirant,

See here's the thing company sentiments in india are not similar to foreign company sentiments as here there's a biasness towards more overall or inclusive branches like mechanical that tend to be a bit all rounder. Where as branches such as manufacturing and production are more exclusive and

Hello Aspirant,

It seems like you are curious regarding your placements. However, you have not specified or mentioned the name of the college or university that you are interested in. Kindly expand your question with relevant information in them so that we can give you efficient answers . Good luck!