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AKASH RAVALMech. engineer having 8+ years of experience
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, sure. You can be appointed as a CAD/CAM engineer. I would suggest you to learn ANSYS as hyper meshing is one of the technicalities used for analysis.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Design courses will be better for ME CAD graduates unless student is planning to change career direction to production management by doing SAP PP certification.
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Govind Guptapromoted to level18
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It depends on your own interest. You can go for M.Tech in production and design.
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