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rupam Bose
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If you want to continue your job with MBA, then you can go for distance education. Otherwise, you should go for a full-time MBA course. You will get more exposure and more practical knowledge about corporate environment.
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Anuj Singh
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Production engineering, industrial engineering and manufacturing systems engineering are closely related disciplines.
Production or industrial engineering are pretty much the same disciplines. The areas of study include production systems, production planning and management, economics of production systems, optimization and simulation techniques, etc. The supporting core engineering disciplines like engineering design, machine tools, production technology, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, strength of materials and material science are taught as well.
Manufacturing systems engineering is more often a graduate level course rather than an u
Production or industrial engineering are pretty much the same disciplines. The areas of study include production systems, production planning and management, economics of production systems, optimization and simulation techniques, etc. The supporting core engineering disciplines like engineering design, machine tools, production technology, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, strength of materials and material science are taught as well.
Manufacturing systems engineering is more often a graduate level course rather than an u
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Kishansinh RathodFounder of Neurobytes
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Both are related to each other, but there is a little difference. I will try to give you some basic idea.
Mechanical engineers focus more on product development and work to design and manufacture new products for customers. Whereas, Production engineers focus more on making manufacturing more resourceful. Product engineers work on the products and process designed by mechanical engineers.
Mechanical engineers focus more on product development and work to design and manufacture new products for customers. Whereas, Production engineers focus more on making manufacturing more resourceful. Product engineers work on the products and process designed by mechanical engineers.
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Ankita BhattEducation counselor
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Hi Sahitya, please refer to the previous query you posted, it seems your query has been addressed previously
https://ask.shiksha.com/will-it-be-worth-to-pursue-masters-in-engineering-from-australia-qna-3834913
https://ask.shiksha.com/will-it-be-worth-to-pursue-masters-in-engineering-from-australia-qna-3834913
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Sanyam Chopra
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COEP is a good choice. For more details, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-in-production-engineering-colleges-pune
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-in-production-engineering-colleges-pune
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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It is better to search it on your own. You can use the following link for reference:
https://www.daad.de/
Most of the universities haven't changes their tuition fees to pursue MS in Germany. Thus you don't need to worry at all.
All the best.
https://www.daad.de/
Most of the universities haven't changes their tuition fees to pursue MS in Germany. Thus you don't need to worry at all.
All the best.
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Rohit Saini
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Scope of production engineering is much more than you can think. Usually in multinational companies a production engineer controls a manufacturing department. That means mechanical engineers comes under a production engineer. Please don't misunderstand that a mechanical engineer is below a production engineer. It is just that a production engineer with high grade pay always comes top (in the management area).
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