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Yes, you can get a job in automobile field if you study mechanical engineering as it is like a sub-branch of mechanical.
But to get into that field, you may opt for a specialization in your PG such as M.Tech in automobile engineering.
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If you want to work on the airside of the airport then you need a licence from DGCA. However, if it's non-airside job then one does not need DGCA licence. There are plenty of jobs for both mechanical & aeronautical engineer in airside as well as on non-airside areas.
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