Hello Yugal Kishore P

We do have metallurgy engineering so it can be considered as a chore subject. Also metallurgy is considered as a sub stream of mechanical engineering.

But the difference between metallurgy engineering and mechanical engineering is as follows.

• Mechanical engineering is a broad engineering specialization that involves

Hi,

Yes you can do B.Ed after B.Tech. Candidates are required to have a degree from a recognized college with a minimum of 50% marks.

There are various opportunities after B.Ed like teaching, content writing, research, counselling, etc.

Check Universities offering B.Ed here

Hello Mayur.

Its good that you are looking for internships in government sector. For this you can target any NTPC , BHELL etc. Tata Steel power plant, Steel authority of India, various hydro power plants are also under the category of government. One more better option for you is to

Hello Mayur,

Well Internship in Indian Railways is very helpful, especially if you are a mechanical Engineering student. Rail Coach factory is also a body of Indian Railways.Having an industry experience and recieving training from professionals, can not be compared with theory classes and online video tutorials.

For internship/training, you

Hello aspirant!

Mechanical engineering is one of the core branches of engineering and thus you have a variety of options before you. If you have loved any of your core subjects you can get a masters degree in that subject, if you like the tech behind cars you can pursue

Dear Aspirant,

As per the faculty parameters, IIT Madras is the best IIT for Mechanical engineering. PLacements are also decent for IIT Madras.

Then after that IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi and IIT Kanpur are at par with each other as far as Mechanical Engineering is considered.

Hope this helps.