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Hello,
As you have completed Diploma in electrical engineering as well as post Diploma in mechatronics engineering, you can apply for admission in direct 2nd year of engineering.
As you have completed Diploma in electrical engineering as well as post Diploma in mechatronics engineering, you can apply for admission in direct 2nd year of engineering.
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In India, any engineering degree or Diploma offered by correspondence mode is not considered as a valid degree. So make sure that your degree will not be considered valid for any Govt. job.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Tejas,
It is difficult to compare and say which is better since both have their own pros and cons and are better in their own way. Mechatronics engineering involved electronics and instrumentation concepts along with mechanical concepts and hence it is designed in such a way to suit the future needs of the industries. While purely mechanical engineering is the base for any component to work efficiently and you cannot study these courses in any of the other branches. So, I would suggest you to take any course that interests you a lot. And if you are ready to go with any of these, then my choice would be mechatronics engineering. Ch
It is difficult to compare and say which is better since both have their own pros and cons and are better in their own way. Mechatronics engineering involved electronics and instrumentation concepts along with mechanical concepts and hence it is designed in such a way to suit the future needs of the industries. While purely mechanical engineering is the base for any component to work efficiently and you cannot study these courses in any of the other branches. So, I would suggest you to take any course that interests you a lot. And if you are ready to go with any of these, then my choice would be mechatronics engineering. Ch
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Shubham,
It is a good decision that you have chosen to do mechatronics engineering in B.Tech and yes, India has a few top universities for the course. You may choose a better college since not all the colleges that offer the course give you better education, exposure and placements. You can go abroad for Masters in mechatronics, which would increase your career and job prospects.
It is a good decision that you have chosen to do mechatronics engineering in B.Tech and yes, India has a few top universities for the course. You may choose a better college since not all the colleges that offer the course give you better education, exposure and placements. You can go abroad for Masters in mechatronics, which would increase your career and job prospects.
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