Automobile Engineering

The BTech Automobile Engineering syllabus taught in classes includes two types of subjects. Core subjects and elective subjects. The core subjects are compulsory for you to study in every semester as they provide you with the foundational knowledge of the automobile field. Coming to the elective subject choices, these subjects allow you to choose some topics as per your interests, something that you enjoy learning about and would like to take ahead in your career journey.

Some important subjects taught in the B Tech Automobile Engineering classes are as follows

• Engineering Mechanics and Thermodynamics
• Strength of Materials
• Manufacturing Technology
• Vehicle Design and Data Characteristics
• Automotive Transmission
• Engine Design and Development
• Vehicle Dynamics
• Automotive Electrical and Electronics
• Vehicle Evaluation and Maintenance

For studying the BTech Automobile Engg. course, you should start by going through the eligibility criteria at your desired colleges. The basic eligibility is to have at least 50 to 60% marks in the PCM subjects in Class 12 board exams.
The next step is to give relevant entrance tests and get very good marks in the same. Some colleges also give merit-based admissions and take the GD or PI rounds for selection. You should get very good marks in Class 12 as the merit cutoffs are quite high.
Then, you must fill out the college application forms before the last date to have a smooth admission process. After the results are out and you've got your rank and marks, you have to apply for the college counselling that takes place for seat allotment.
You will be given a seat according to your performance in the exam. After getting a seat, you must go to the college to pay the BTech Automobile Engg. course fee after which you can attend the Automobile Engineering classes.

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Automobile Engineering Admission Process

For studying the BTech Automobile Engineering course at popular colleges in India, you should have at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 board exams in the PCM subjects. This is the basic eligibility which can differ from one college to another.

Also, you have to give relevant entrance tests and get very good marks in the same so that you can get a seat at some decent Automobile Engineering college as the cutoffs are usually very high. You will also come across a lot of colleges that give admission on the basis of Class 12 merit and take extra rounds like the PI or GD.

So, you can go to the official colleges websites of the institutes you want to study the BTech Automobile Engineering course at to get some clarity on the admission process followed there.

Some benefits of studying BTech Automobile Engg. course are given here

Good Placement Rate: Since the time e-bikes and electric cars have made their way into the market, the earning opportunities have increased in the automobile industry. The placement rate is also quite good, with around 90% of Indian companies hiring automobile engineers for their contribution in the design and construction of vehicles. 
Decent Earning Potential: Automobile Engineering courses prepares students for careers in automobile product designing and manufacturing, research and development, maintenance and repair, testing and quality assurance. Graduates can also start with their own startup services, such as automobile showrooms, service centers, on-the-spot cleaning and maintenance services, automotive component manufacturing, training institutes, or serve as business consultants.
Exciting Trends: There is a lot of demand for automated and electric vehicles. Plus, there is focus on developing eco-friendly vehicles and reducing emissions. The development of self-driving ground-based vehicles, especially cars, along with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) further needs expert knowledge of areas like artificial intelligence, sensor technology, and robotics.