Metallurgy

Hello Pitar Patel,
Eligibility for becoming a lecturer in college is having post graduate degree. This, you have. Hence, you can definitely become lecturer. However, to progress further, you will need to do Ph.D. I would therefore advise you to go for it right now if it is feasible and possible.
Best wishes to you.

Hi,Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-metallurgical-engineering-colleges-india.

Obviously, civil engineering is better when compared to metallurgy and biotechnology branches. It is the oldest branch, and you can have both government jobs and private jobs.

Yes, you can get admission in the 2nd year directly in the metallurgy department. For that, you have to appear for the Lateral Entry Entrance Examination i.e. conducted by state engineering entrance examination or the different private colleges that conduct their own examination.
Good luck.

It is based on your passion. If you are interested in Mettallugy then you have to pursue that. NIT Trichy is the best among all NITs with excellent placement records. But if your passion is in Civil then go for it.

Hi Subhajit,It is a good course academically. Amity University is also a very good college. But from placement point view, I would say it is somewhat okiesh type of thing to pursue. Either change the branch or if you want the same branch then think of some other colleges. All the best.

Kindly visit the mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-metallurgical-engineering-colleges-Andhra-Pradesh.

College of Engineering Pune, Amal Jyothi Institute of Engineering Kottayam, etc.