Mechanical Engineering Scope

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pasha asif

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Mechanical engineering students are more in number than mechanical engineering jobs available now. But if you are smart enough then you will possibly get ahead of others in the competition and get a good job.

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pasha asif

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To be frank, the scope of mechanical engineering is low nowadays if compared with earlier years, but if you have the required expertise then you can get a good job.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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No. The Mechanical engineering is considered to be the evergreen branch of engineering that deals with concepts like kinematics, structural analysis mechanics, thermodynamics, robotics, fluid mechanics, power sectors, refrigeration and AC and aerospace etc. The prospects of mechanical engineering are expanding beyond geographical boundaries. The industries that offers jobs to mechanical engineers are :-
1. Aerospace Industry 2. Automotive Industry 3. Chemical Industry 4. Consumer goods Industry 5. Defense Industry 6. Marine Industry 7. Material and metal Industry 8. Railways 9. Utility Industry etc. Apart from this UPSC conducts IES ex
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shobhit kumar

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After doing B.Tech in ME, you should go for M.Tech in robotics. It will enhance your skills. Robotics is very relevant to mechanical engineering. Good Luck.

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Pallavi Bhartikeep calm ....time have to change

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the Piping industry and is very good challenging stream. There is a very good career growth prospects for Piping course rather than Welding course. If you go for the Piping stream rather than Welding you may find good number of job opportunities in Oil and Gas companies especially. There is an each and individual importance for each stream Welding or Piping. So among those two only Pipilng is advisable as far as I am concerned. You can find various job roles such as Senior Piping sesigner, Principle Piping designer, Piping designer-II, ConocoPhillps Mechanical Piping and Valve Technical Authority, Lead Piping engineer, Flow Assurance E
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Deepak,
Your intention to get a placement in a service oriented company as a fresher is definitely laudable. It is in fact not difficult to achieve your aim. For this, you will have to be in touch with the placement cell of your college and be informed about different companies that are going to come or those have plan to come to your college for selecting students. Once you know these company's, then you can surmise for yourself as to which of these companies is in the field of service oriented activity and then select this company for appearing for placement interview.
Best wishes to you.

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shivam patelcollege choice expert

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You should have good working and communication skills, then you can apply for job in MNC Company. You should also have some experience of working in any core company.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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Yes, it's good even perfect but do one more thing get a CATIA V5 from any institution. CATIA V5 will be a plus point for you. Although ASME is good.

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neha trivedi

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Scope of Mechatronics also extends to areas of Artificial Intelligence, Industrial Automation and VLSI design. Design Engineer, Product Development Engineer, etc. are the common job profiles in which BE/B.Tech graduates in Mechatronics are employed. Mechatronic engineering is an emerging field, but it has been around in one form or another for some time. Mechatronic engineers have been cleverly disguised as many of the following: Automation Engineer, Control System Engineer, Data Logging Engineer, Instrumentation Engineer, Project Engineer, Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, and Service Engineer.

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