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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14

Hi, Kaushik you must decide what you have to study according to your aptitude, interest and plans. You can either continue with MS Mechanical engineering or choose Aeronautics, Mechatronics and so on.Read the program curriculum on university websites and try to explore your interest. Some good universities in US for this branch are Purdue University, Texas A&M, Carnegie Mellon and so on. Admission requirements are different. To get into a good university in US a GRE score of above 300 is required and a TOEFL of 100.

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Ritika Sethiya

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why dont you do M.tech in CS it will be more beneficial.
All the best!

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Aarti Singh

Guide-Level 14

Parth, the tests conducted by the universities for admission to UG and PG courses are based on the same pattern/ format as national level tests (JEE, GATE, etc)meant for admission to UG and PG courses. Prepare for NIRMA university's test the way you prepare for national level tests.
In case you are not able to clear it, you can apply in other private universities where direct admission is possible or there are other universities too conducting their own test.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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It is a very niche and narrow area of specialisation. You may get job with IPR law firms, MNC R&D Patent departments etc. Less Jobs are avail but jobs in field very high paying.

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Mohammad Asif RajaProfessor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha

Guide-Level 12

you can choose thermal engineering or manufacturing or production or machine design etc in m.tech. All are specific in their own field so focus on good colleges instead of branches. Try to get IITs.

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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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mechanical in cad cam is quit good go for it

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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

You can either pursue a MBA in Energy management or pursue M.Tech followed by a P.hD in renewable energy.
Since, renewable energy is a new field, I am not sure if a correspondence MBA program with that specialization available in India
Internationally a lot of options are available in the said area.

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Suni K

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Except for faculty positions in Colleges and Schools, Mechanical Engineering AMIE is considered equivalent to B Tech. AMIE is a voluntary professional membership offered by Institution of Engineers(India) and is not considered as a distance education programme.

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