Hello Aspirant, 

Production engineering is a mixture of manufacturing technology, engineering sciences with management science.

Automobile engineering is a branch of vehicle engineering containing elements of electrical, mechanical, software engineering as well.

Both are good at it's own place but you need to decide in which you are interested and what you have your plans for your future. If you are interested in designing then you can have a bright future although not in India but other countries. But if you are interested R and D then you might go for production as there you might get jobs easily especially in India.

I would also suggest you to get complete knowledge by comparing both the colleges on the link given below:

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

Feel free to ask your doubts. 

Good luck!!! 

Hello,

Both the colleges have great reputation in the country. NIT Jalandhar is one of the best colleges which offer industrial and production engineering and many core companies come for recruitment. The average package is around 5-6 lakh per annum. 

MBM Jodhpur's one of the best branch is CSE. The placements in this branch are also great. The college is very old and have a good alumini base. 

Both the choices are good you should choose according to your interests.

Thank you

Hey Aspirant, 

With India’s growing economy, you would find plenty of opportunities in production engineering with upcoming factories in the SME sector, as well as MNCs entering the market, else you can even look at related industries like the IT industry, the telecom industry etc. Production engineers are employed in engineering offices, in industrial, trading and professional associations, and in the civil service, for example, in trade and industry supervision offices or in industrial and employee safety offices. You may also work as a freelance in sales or consultancy. Self employment opportunities are also available as consultants or specialists in methods and work operation usually after suitable years of industrial experience. You can also join private consultancy firms, R&D establishments of big companies or as purchase engineers and technical sales managers.

Hello Deepak

As per your query.you want to know  that which branch is better .production branch has a  more scope in comperision of metallurgy branch.many industry  are recuriting a production engineers.both private and goverment  sector has a scope of production engineer

compnies like 

National fertilizer limited

coromandal

upl

pharmaceutical are recuriting a production engineer

thanku

Hi,Aditi

In the present era scope of production engineer is huge. Everyone are confused about the course to opt. Usually in multinational companies a production engineer controls a manufacturing department etc. That means mechanical engineers comes under a production engineer.Production engineering is a combination of manufacturing technology, engineering sciences with management science. A production engineer typically has a wide knowledge of engineering practices and is aware of the management challenges related to production.Production engineers work in the sphere of manufacturing, overseeing the production of goods in many industries at factories or plants. Their main job is to ensure that all products are manufactured with utmost efficiency and quality, according to planned protocols using the appropriate technology.

Hope this helps.

Manufacturing or Production Engineering is the subset / specialization of a Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering with the focus only on Machine Tools, Materials Science, Tribology, and Quality Control is known as Manufacturing Engineering. Professional manufacturing engineers are responsible for all aspect of the design, development, implementation, operation and management of manufacturing system. Manufacturing is the most important element in any engineering process & Manufacturing Engineers are key personnel in many organization. The manufactured products range from aero planes, turbines, engines and pumps - to integrated circuits and robotic equipment.

Production Engineering is one of the main tools of any industry. From the stage of inception to concluding final production of good, it is included in every stage. This leads candidates with a wide prospect of careers in sectors of Manufacturing industry, food processing industry, IT firms, as well as many private and public sector.They can become Process Engineer, Operations Analyst, Management Engineer, Engineering Plant Production Manager and opportunities in development and management sectors in departments concerning production process, implementation and assembling.

The average salary for a Production Engineer is ₹ 16,769 per month in India. 

All the best 

Feel free to ask for any query 

Hi Aditya,

Definitely, if you score sufficient marks in the GATE exam and secure a sufficient rank according to that year's GATE cutoff trends for IITs and NITs in the specialization of your choice then for sure you are to get admission in IITs and NITs provided you meet the eligibility criteria and also clear the respective interview for the specialization of your choice in Master's Degree of Engineering.

Please use the links below for further details:

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

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

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Hi Kunal, there are a number of courses which you can pursue after completing B.Tech in Product Engineering. If you want to pursue Master of Engineering or Master of Technology you can sit for Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE). Most institutions accept the GATE score which can help you to get in a good college based on the course which you want to pursue. Below is a list of all the courses which you can pursue:-

• Master of ENgineering Advanced Production System
• Master of Engineering in Product Engineering
• Master of Technology in Product Technology and Management
• Master of Technology in Product Design and Manufacturing
• Master of Production and Industrial Engineering
• Master of Technology in Production Engineering and System Technology
• Master of Technology in Production Engineering
• Master of Technology in Production Management
• Master of Technology in Production in Productivity Management
• Master of Business Administration in Production and Materials Management
• Master of Business Administration in Production Management
• Master of Science in Production Engineering
• Post Graduate Diploma in Production Management
• Post Graduate Diploma in Radio Programme Production

Hope this helps you,

All the best.