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Yash Arora
Guide-Level 11
Yes, mechanical engineering graduates are eligible to pursue M.Des in product design. Some of the best institutes, where you should seek for admission are:
1. Industrial Design Center (IDC).
2. IIT – Bombay.
3. IDDC.
4. IIT-Delhi.
5. MIT Institute of Design.
6. NID – Ahmedabad.
7. Symbiosis.
8. UPES School of Design Studies and
9. NIT - Rourkela.
All are good and provide good exposure, faculty and placements.
1. Industrial Design Center (IDC).
2. IIT – Bombay.
3. IDDC.
4. IIT-Delhi.
5. MIT Institute of Design.
6. NID – Ahmedabad.
7. Symbiosis.
8. UPES School of Design Studies and
9. NIT - Rourkela.
All are good and provide good exposure, faculty and placements.
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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
Guide-Level 11
You should pursue Embedded Robotics & Artificial intelligence course that can help you to improve your career opportunity. You can go abroad for the job as the course gives you the opportunity to.
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2016-07-13 11:34:43
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Aarti Singh
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Zaheer, if you are interested in going into academics and opt it as a profession then M.Tech is going to be a good option. But if this is not your cup of tea then you can go for MBA so that you can get a corporate job.
But before this make up your mind on this that whether you want to do a job or want to go for higher studies. Without clarity about this don't move ahead, as it can pose serious troubles for you when you are going to face companies for placements. No company wants to recruit a candidate who says I want to go for higher studies in near future. Why will a company train a person and spend money on him if he tells them that h
But before this make up your mind on this that whether you want to do a job or want to go for higher studies. Without clarity about this don't move ahead, as it can pose serious troubles for you when you are going to face companies for placements. No company wants to recruit a candidate who says I want to go for higher studies in near future. Why will a company train a person and spend money on him if he tells them that h
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Dear Balaji,
B.Tech mechanical with MBA will be good combination. But you should do your MBA from good business schools. If you get good score with GMAT, TOEFL you can come from a business school from US and UK. If not in India CAT/MAT entrance exams will give best b schools in India. So all the best.
B.Tech mechanical with MBA will be good combination. But you should do your MBA from good business schools. If you get good score with GMAT, TOEFL you can come from a business school from US and UK. If not in India CAT/MAT entrance exams will give best b schools in India. So all the best.
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2016-06-29 00:13:10
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Yes you can definitely pursue engineering abroad after polytechnic. In US engineering degree is called a BS degree. There are various options to pursue BS abroad. Some of the most popular universities for Indian students are - Georgia Tech, University of Southern California etc. Depending upon your SAT score and academic performance you can apply to these universities.
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2016-06-28 12:24:12
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Aarti Singh
Guide-Level 14
Hi Balaji,
Pursue a course you have interest in and have inclination for.
If you want to get into managerial line go for MBA and if you have technical bent of mind go for M.Tech.
MBA has a large quantity of jobs and major areas for building a fabulous career which can promise them a secured and flourishing future. The Employment Level and Salary packages in MBA are definitely having a upper hand over M.Tech graduates as MBA Students will start with a trademark salary of around 80 K to 1 lack bucks per month which is a huge amount in Indian currency where as in US $ they will be earning around 1000$ per Week. Even M.Tech have a good salary
Pursue a course you have interest in and have inclination for.
If you want to get into managerial line go for MBA and if you have technical bent of mind go for M.Tech.
MBA has a large quantity of jobs and major areas for building a fabulous career which can promise them a secured and flourishing future. The Employment Level and Salary packages in MBA are definitely having a upper hand over M.Tech graduates as MBA Students will start with a trademark salary of around 80 K to 1 lack bucks per month which is a huge amount in Indian currency where as in US $ they will be earning around 1000$ per Week. Even M.Tech have a good salary
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