B.Tech

After completing a degree in Automobile Engineering, you have a wide range of exciting career paths to explore.

Here are some of the most popular options:

Core Automobile Industry:

Vehicle Design Engineer: Responsible for the creation of diverse parts and systems of a car as for the power unit and framework as for seats and bumpers.
Powertrain Engineer: Concentrates on the manufacturing, and the product design of the engine, the transmission as well as the drive train system of a car.
Vehicle Dynamics Engineer: Responsible for a car to make sure the car is stable, how it is handled and how it performs.

Further Studies:

Master's degree in Automobile Engineering or a related field: Expand your learning and choose a particular niche of the subject you are interested in.
MBA: Acquire business and management competencies in order to be ready to be promoted to managerial positions in companies dealing with automobiles.

Unfortunately, there are many colleges of engineering across different states with this same name. However, will try for a generic answer.

     Firstly, these days students are keeping track of admissions at every step, and governments tend to order cancellations at the smallest whiff of breach of protocol. Hence, it would be impossible to get admission in the due process. However, if this is a private college then there is a glimmer of hope. These colleges can admit students under management quota. You need to approach the admin staff to understand the process for this and seek admission under this quota. If course you may end up paying higher fees. But then that penalty you will have to pay. Else you can wait till the beginning of the admission cycle in the next academic year.

Best wishes to you.