Engineering Scope

Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a two-year management programme. From the top level to the regional institute, almost every management institute offers a PG Diploma in management. Students can pursue this management course either full-time or part-time. Students have to qualify for national or state-level entrance exams such as CAT MAT XAT and others to take up a PGDM course
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Several colleges conduct entrance examinations for PGDM admissions, whereas others offer admissions based on a 10+2 merit-based system. The admissions standards for a Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programme vary from one college to another. Students must secure a minimum of 45 per cent in the Bachelor's degree programme from a recognised university. From a recognised university in any discipline. Though graduates with a Bachelor of Business Administration BBA have an advantage, as they have a basic understanding. A Bachelor's degree is necessary, with a minimum of 45 per cent marks. Though the percentage varies from one college to another. Candidates must pass an entrance exam as well as a Personal Interview as well as meet the requirements of the institute.

Hello Sukhminder. Well dear, to choose the best you should totally rely on QS and NIRF rankings. According to the recent rankings and grades, I can suggest you to opt for Chandigarh University to pursue design engineering. We can also consider their recent rankings by QS world ranking system, which has ranked Chandigarh University as India's second best private university. If we go by placements, they have records of 1.2 CrPA international placement and 34 LPA national placement. Courses: They offer a huge variety of UG and PG courses from engineering, management, Science, arts, law, commerce, education, pharmacy, sports, mass media, applied health sciences etc. Scholarship: Scholarships of almost 100% is also offered.

1. As an Erection/Commissioning Engineer: A unit (Trichy, Hardwar, Bhopal, Hyderabad, and others) manufactures heavy equipment, e. g. , boilers, turbines (steam, gas, hydro), ESPs, panels, etc. , and sends it to the respective project site. The mechanical engineer erects this equipment as per the planned layout, commissions it, and makes it run. This is the most challenging work profile with the highest level of responsibility.
2- As a Production Engineer: A Unit has many workshop bays where different products are made. A production engineer is in charge of a basin and ensures the proper and on-time manufacturing of a particular product.
3. As a Quality Engineer: When the product is ready, it is to be thoroughly checked by a Quality Engineer. They perform many tests as per the contract and prepare reports.
4. As a Material Management/Purchase Engineer: Many of the internal components of heavy machinery are purchased directly. A purchasing engineer buys these materials as per technical specifications.
5. As a Marketing or Proposal Engineer: A marketing executive prepares the commercial offer and submits it to the customer, participates in negotiations, and plays a significant role in bringing order. They used to meet customers, give an overall presentation covering the entire product range, and play the role of single-point contact for customers.
6: As an R&D/Design Engineer: A design engineer is considered the product owner. A mechanical engineer designs the product and prepares production drawings. R&D engineers improvise the existing design or innovate new methods, introductions, or materials that can enhance the performance of the product or make it more economical. I hope this will help you.