Manufacturing Engineering
Hi,
Engineering Management, manufacturing design, product design, manufacturing process and materials, engineering sciences, manufacturing technology, and also it includes various fields such as logistic and procurement, supply chain as similar to industrial engineering
Companies pertaining to these domains will recruit.
Hello Sourav,
Absolutely. B.Tech Manufacturing engineering students definitely have a scope to be able to get into DRDO and ISRO.
You can contact the HR department of your college to provide you with a letter of recommendation and you can send it to them for an internship as well.
Usually
Hii,
Mechanical Engineering is a core and evergreen branch. Almost all core industries and manufacturing units makes use of machines. Thus scope is very bright in this field.
In these Following sectors, mechanical engineers are employed -
mr sourav
You can do many things after Mechanical Engineering and there are many options. What matters is your interest. I'll try to list out few of the options.
Hello Harrish,
Yes, you can do M.Tech Aerospace engineering after doing B.Tech Manufacturing engineering. However, most of times it depends on the college. Most colleges have the minimum qualification for admission to M.Tech is B.E. or B. Tech. with at least 50% (60% for IITs) marks in aggregate or equivalent
Hello Shabir,
Automotive engineers are concerned with the development of passenger cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles or off-road vehicles. They do one or more of the following:
Automotive engineers must apply their engineering skills
NIFFT is a better choice than CS/IT of private colleges both in terms of placement percentage (more than 90% placement, which is better then NITs like NIT Patna) and amount of pay pulled by the students (both mean 4.75 lpa and maximum 14 lpa for 2017–18). Moreover its a government
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