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Vikash Jain

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Graduation in Marine Engineering: Eligibility
The minimum criteria of eligibility for this course are divided between two main requirements- educational and medical.
Educational Qualifications
B.E./ B.Tech degree holders in mechanical or naval architecture disciplines are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist in the case of some institutes. Generally, the minimum eligible score for admission lies between 50-60% aggregate marks in the B.E./ B.Tech program.
Medical/ Physical Standards
Candidates aspiring for the course need to be physically fit and capable of taking up seafaring roles. An unaided vision of 6/12 is
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Akshay Bajaj

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If you are looking for short term job oriented course in India, then it could be one among this 3 options:
1. CAD software's (Creo, Solid works, Catia). There is a high chance for that you can get a job, but pay will be low.
2. FEA or CFD software's (Ansys, Nastran, Hypermesh, Abaqus). Getting a job is not so easy. It depends on how good you are in basics of mechanical engineering, but its pay is good.
3. Six Sigma certificate- there is good demand in quality and production areas, pay is average.

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Sarvesh Kinfer

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Overview of short term courses in Mechanical engineering:
Mechanical Engineering comes with two or three design and software course along with their curriculum. But, in fact these courses are not taught by our faculties with their full potential and also the case is that the software used by colleges and universities in their labs is mostly demo or free trial, and as a result we cannot expect that nook and corner of the course could be taught to us.
So, it is a good option to option for short term courses that could be very useful in our placement activities. There are various software which are mostly design and analysis which could be
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Preeti Bhatt

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Mechanical Engineering is a core and evergreen branch. Almost all core industries and manufacturing units makes use of machines. Thus, for functioning and maintenance of machines, qualified Mechanical Engineers are needed by such Industries!
The point is- there are ample amounts of job opportunities for B.E./B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering graduates in Government as well as Private sector. When it comes to Government sector, organizations and departments like- Indian Railways, DRDO, Indian Armed Forces, BHEL, PWD, NHAI, State Wise Road Transport boards etc recruits Mechanical Engineers.
Private sector offers even more job opportunities. S
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Manish Motwani

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Yes, scope of mechanical engineering is seen day by day. Mechanical engineering deals with electrical, computers and auto mobile engineering. It deals with the system working of the appliances, the auto mobile and some part of information technology related with computer science and engineering. Though, bunch of knowledge is not seen with a large scale and limited with few skilled aspirants. moreover talking in the professional era, mechanical engineering have seen a wide and gradual changes from vintage cars to Lamborghini, from small wind mills to turbines and what not. The best part of mechanical engineering is that it directly rela
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You can try for core companies like Ford, Maruti, Tata after it. There are a plenty of good opportunities after it.

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astha singh

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Each course in engineering offers its own challenges. Automobile engineering is mostly the same as mechanical engineering, with negligible difference. Mechanical engineering involves the study of design and operation of various machines, whereas automobile engineering also involves the study of machines as well as study of operation of vehicles.

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