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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
It's better to go with B.Tech rather than PG Diploma. If you are a working professional, you can go with PG Diploma otherwise go with B.Tech.
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Guide-Level 14
Also, employment scope is there in refrigerator and air conditioner manufacturing factories.
The scope of self-employment is also there.
If you want to pursue higher studies:
There are various courses available that can be done after completing Diploma in mechanical engineering. These are job oriented courses with a duration of 6 months, 1 year or 2 years. After getting certified in these courses, students can have a job oriented approach. Some of the courses are:
CNC Training
CAD/CAM Training
AutoCAD
AutoCAD 2D & 3D
Pro/E
Catia
Unigraphics
Ansys
HyperMesh Training
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Scholar-Level 18
Failing is no sin. It teaches us many things. Instead of thinking of taking admission in next semester with lots of backlogs, it's always better to clear all the backlogs in one go without botheration of studying new subjects simultaneously. Take it as an opportunity to improve your scores.
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