Production Engineering

Hi, it is doubtful since AMIE recognition is an issue in India also. You are advised to consult with DAAD India before finalizing something.

Hello,
Well, Production Engineer is basic bone of mechanical engineer, due to this reason in many colleges it has been established as separate branch. Scope are as follows:-
There is one exam conducted by UPSC ( Junior manager workshop)
There is another exam conducted by UPSC( IES)
Kindly do visit NIFT Ranchi website
Through GATE many companies are taking specially ONGC
Added advantage is that through mechanical you can also apply for job
Kindly visit IIIT (Jabalpur) for manufacturing and design.
Good luck.
Thank you.

Hello Owais,
Is it that bad? Frustrated by backlogs? It happens. Don't get disturbed but this. In life nothing is static. Things always change. I would advise you to try out taking tuitions for weak subjects and attempt. Hard work is always rewarded.

Yes, you can pursue it and secure a good job as well.
MITSkills, Pune (Advanced Post Graduate Programme in Piping Design and Engineering with PDMS and CAESAR-I)
Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT) - Pune
Asian Academy of professional training (AAPT) - Pune
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT)
These are some of the best colleges for the same:
http://www.vit.edu/index.php/admissions/piping-engineering-course

No, production Engineering and dairy engineering are two completely different branches of engineering. They have no connection at all. There is no course available which has both production and dairy engineering.

Every field has plenty of scopes in future. You just have to make sure, that you must be strong in your field.

Hello Sudhakara,
It's very nice to know that you want to join mining engineering after having already done engineering once. So you are aware of entrance exams and eligibilities. Mist state govt's have upper age limit. But perhaps deemed universities do not. You can choose one of these to get admission.

Hello Mohd,
You have to select that subject in GATE in which you want to do your PG.