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https://hindustanuniv.ac.in/cae.php
Check out these links. Please note that these are only few of the courses. There are several more available.
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Yes, of course. Doing graduation in mechanical engineering will give you a very good perspective for future specialization in automobile engineering. In fact in the beginning, automobile engineering was considered as a sub branch of mechanical engineering. In the years to come automobiles are going to continue to be the mainstay of indicator of the country's industrialization and the chances are all the companies in India are going to spend more and more on this area in this automobile field, increasing chances of students to get placed and go big way in their career. Best wishes to you.
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Yes, indeed I feel engineering in automobile branch is an excellent idea. Even today index of development of a country is measured by number of automobiles sold. Besides, R&D spend of almost all companies is increasing perhaps keeping in mind pollution concerns. Totally, new concepts are coming on roads. All this points only in one direction i.e. automobile engineering.
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Fees is subject to change without notice. The fees at the time of admission is the actual fees payable. Disputes, if any, will be redressed under the University rules and regulations.
*In addition to the above fees candidates have to pay refundable caution deposit of Rs 10,000/-(Indian) USD 200 (International)along with the first installment fees.
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