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Manori Sahni
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Candidates can take admission to BTech in Automotive Engineering course based on RUASAT/KCET/COMEDK scores. The cutoff rank varies for each exam score as well. Mentioned below is the MSRUAS BTech AE course cutoff for the general all-India category candidates:ExamCutoff 2024KCET61198COMEDK50624
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Pragati Singh
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Automobile engineering relies majorly on various branches of physics to understand the various components and systems that make up a car.Below are some of the important fields of physics that are necessary for an automobile engineer:Mechanics:Classical mechanicsStatics and dynamicsThermodynamics:Laws of thermodynamicsHeat transferFluid mechanics:Fluid properties and behaviorAerodynamicsElectricity and magnetism:Basic principles of electricity and magnetismElectromagnetism
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Pragati Singh
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After completing a degree in Automobile Engineering, you have a wide range of exciting career paths to explore.Here are some of the most popular options:Core Automobile Industry:Vehicle Design Engineer: Responsible for the creation of diverse parts and systems of a car as for the power unit and framework as for seats and bumpers.Powertrain Engineer: Concentrates on the manufacturing, and the product design of the engine, the transmission as well as the drive train system of a car.Vehicle Dynamics Engineer: Responsible for a car to make sure the car is stable, how it is handled and how it performs.Further Studies:Master's degr
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Pragati Singh
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Hey, BTech courses in the field of Automobile Engineering are as follows, BTech in Automobile Engineering, BE in Automobile Engineering, BTech in Automotive Design Engineering.Apart from such courses, the other diploma, certificate and post-graduate courses are:MTech Automotive Engineering and e-ManufacturingCertificate Course in Automobile EngineeringDiploma in Automobile EngineeringMTech Automobile EngineeringCertificate Course in Automobile Repair and DrivingHope this clears your doubt !
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Pragati Singh
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Candidates who wish to pursue Diploma in Automobile Engineering courses must have completed Class 10 from a recognised board and must have studied Science and Math in Secondary education.Many colleges admit students to this course based on the scores of various Engineering Diploma examinations. Candidates must also secure a minimum 50 percent in Class 10 examinations in order to be eligible for admission.
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Pragati Singh
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DTU's BTech in Mechanical Engineering with Specialisation in Automobile Engineering course is generally considered well-known in IndiaExperienced teachers: Lectures that teach this course are professional and qualified to teach with practical experience in the corporate world.Strong focus on practical learning: Working model or an actual exposure in the form of practical sessions, workshops, and industry visits is a part of their curriculum.Placements: Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Bosch, etc. are the reputed companies that have selected the students of DTU in the previous years.Alumni network: The alumni can help in career directio
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Krishnendu Chatterjee
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The key highlights of Automobile Engineering placements over the past three years are presented below:Particulars Automobile Engineering Placement Statistics (2021)Automobile Engineering Placement Statistics (2022)Automobile Engineering Placement Statistics (2023)Companies visited302524Students placed343732
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Akash Kumar Gupta
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Yes, Delhi Technological University (DTU) offers admission to B.Sc Automotive Engineering course through lateral entry. The lateral entry system allows students who have completed their undergraduate courses to be admitted to the second year of B.Tech courses. A degree from a recognized university with a major in window treatment, consulting and data analysis (such as Automotive Engineering). The application deadline for DTU B.Tech (external admission) for the academic year 2024 is between 25 May - 25 June 2024.
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Tasbiya Khan
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Yes, an ECE student can definitely choose Automobile Engineering for a Master's degree. In fact, ECE students have a strong foundation in electronics, communication, and embedded systems, which are all crucial aspects of modern automobiles. This background can be a valuable asset when pursuing a Master's in Automobile Engineering.However, it's important to note that some Master's programs in Automobile Engineering may have specific prerequisites, such as coursework in mechanics, thermodynamics, and vehicle dynamics. If you haven't covered these topics in your ECE program, you may need to take some additional courses to m
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Tasbiya Khan
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Listed below are some of the top recruiters who participated in top Automobile Engineering colleges in India:Top Recruiters for Automobile EngineeringMaruti SuzukiTataAtul Auto LimitedGeneral MotorsMahindra and MahindraFordEicher MotorsToyotaSML IsuzuBajaj Auto LimitedHMT LimitedLarsen and ToubroHero MotoCorp LimitedTesla
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