Metallurgy is a domain of materials science that studies the physical and chemical behavior of metallic elements but yes,metallurgy is a branch of Mechanical Engineering.The other sub-branches of Mechanical engineering are Automobile engineering,Mechatronics,Power Plant engineering,Marine engineering,Industrial engineering,Robotics engineering etc...

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Hello Bhandhavi, yes metallurgy is a core branch and it is a seperate one, often combined with material sciences,it is emerging as one of the top courses one can take in engineering, if offers good paying jobs but the jobs are little in require of man power and hardwork.

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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 the design, analysis, construction and maintenance of various machine systems or tools whereas Metallurgical engineering is an engineering field which deals with all kinds of metal related areas.
• Mechanical engineering field utilizes the principles of physics and material sciences for the concerned tasks whereas Metallurgical engineering is a field that involves the study of physical and chemical features of metals and its related issues.

Though they are related in some fields, but there exists dissimilarities.

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Metal is a crucial part of our industries band thus we need engineering who can extract them economically and efficiently for that we have metallurgy as a branch in engineering. They study about metals their physical and chemical properties. But one can't say it's a sub stream of chemical engineering. All engineering branches are related like in metallurgy itself we learn thermodynamics and same in mechanical engineering so then these branches will also be similar. But it's not like that chemical engineering is large scale chemist work and thus in making demineralised water to ammonia and etc we need chemical engineering. And for iron ores etc we need metallurgy both have different purposes.

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Hello yugal

Can be said as much.. However, not so much.. Toward the finish of my answer I'll attempt to post the contrast between two. See mechanical is an evergreen branch, it's a branch that has been streaming since numerous years and different branches like metalurgical and so forth have recently experienced childhood in a proper way of time.

To my understanding, mechanical building, in itself, is managing the structure, development and real utilization of a specific machine. Also, metallurgical and materials building, in itself, is managing the physical and concoction cosmetics of metallic mixes.

On the off chance that you need to work with structuring, development, and genuine use of machines, to which I think would be the drawings or an arrangement indicating how a specific thing takes a shot at paper or in a PC. And after that the other, the metallurgical and materials designing, to my comprehension is managing genuine mixes and their cosmetics.

Mechanical building is an expansive designing specialization that includes the plan, examination, development and support of different machine frameworks or devices though Metallurgical building is a designing field which manages a wide range of metal related regions.

Mechanical building field uses the standards of physical science and material sciences for the concerned errands while Metallurgical designing is a field that includes the investigation of physical and substance highlights of metals and its related issues.

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