The median salary could be 138,900 USD per annum  which is higher than that of USD 63,000 of other universities. Placements of students can also vary from student to student as it depends on their skill set and knowledge of the subject and their performances in the interview as well.

Hello candidate,

Countries such as the United States heavily invest in the research and development field, as they want to be the super powers of Technology of any kind.

The salary for undergraduates in robotics in US is around 75000 dollars per annum, and for postgraduates or Masters course, the salary is about $85000 on a yearly basis.

Hope that this answer helps you. Have a good day!!

You should live for your dream. Robotics may offer less salary but its not that you will be unemployed. So believe in yourself and live your dream.

I wish you all the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

Robotics is a multidisciplinary field which brings together a number of distinct branches of engineering including mechanical, electronic, computer, system engineering to support a vast number of industries. In India present some top most robotics engineering college name I'll suggest you below-

1. IIT Allahabad

2. Manipal Institute of Technology

3. Amity University

4. University of engineering, Osmania University

5. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

6. National Institute of Engineering, Mysore

7. PSG College of Engineering

8. International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

9. IIT Kanpur

10. Parul University

All the best.

Hello Kamalaksh!

Mechanical engineering is a branch in engineering in which you will find the inclusion of both robotics and aerospace engineering. If Mechanical engineering is a set, then aerospace engineering is a subset of MechE. On the other hand, if you emphasise over universities in USA, they also specialize over space robotics in aerospace engineering curriculum but it is rare in Indian colleges.

If you are more interested in robotics, then go for Mech engineering. But if you want to specialize in aeronautics then stay restricted to aerospace engineering. Aerospace engineering will more deal with aerospace specific topics, like propulsion, guidance and aerodynamics, rather than robotics. You can specialize in mechatronics in mechanical engineering which also extends to space control sytems. So the choice lies in your hands.

Hope you understood.

Hello Kamalaksh!

Mechanical engineering would be a suitable choice for you considering your preferences. First you can go for B.Tech Mech engineering and then M.Tech Aerospace engineering. Mechanical engineering specializes broadly in robotics and mildly in aeronautics. Take aerospace engineering or avionics as a specialization whike B.Tech MechE and you will get what you need. But in B.Tech Aerospace engineering, you can not find much scope to expertise in robotics in India.

So in my opinion, a B.Tech degree in Mechanical engineering will be suitable for you to find jobs and research in robotics and mechatronics field. Then, if you wish to find jobs in aerospace field, you can find one after M.Tech/M.S in Aerospace engineering. But if you go for Aerospace engineering, your job and research opportunities will be limited only in aerospace related area.

Hope you are clear!

• Candidates who have completed their BE/BTech degree with a valid score in GATE are eligible for ME/MTechdegree course.
• Candidates with a 5-year program in Science or Applied Sciences resulting in the award of a Master of Science degreecanalso apply for theMTechdegree course.

Hello there, hope you are doing good!

I would like to tell you that during your graduation you can take up various online courses to learn and improve your knowledge and skills in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Some of the online AI and Robotics courses are -

• Digital Skills : Artificial Intelligence by Accenture
• Begin Robotics by University of Reading
• Using AI to gain a competitive edge for your customer experience by Critical Mass & BIMA
• Building a future with robots by The University of Sheffield

Hope you found this answer helpful.

Good luck for your future!