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10 hours agoContributor-Level 9
It's huge. You see, the demand for intelligent and automated systems is growing every day around the world. Mechatronics Engineering is all about designing and developing these smart robots, drones, and other machines.
This field basically combines the Mechanical, Electronics, CS, and control systems knowledge to create intelligent and automated machines.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 7
If we compare scope only, Mechanical Engineering generally offers broader opportunities at LPU than Automobile Engineering. Mechanical covers multiple sectors such as manufacturing, energy, automation, HVAC, robotics, and core engineering industries, which increases job flexibility. Automobile engineering is more specialised and mainly focused on vehicle design, production, and EV technology.Since you have completed a Diploma in mechanical engineering, lateral entry into Mechanical can also align well with your background and keep more career options open. Automobile-related roles can still be pursued through mechanical specialisation
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3 days agoContributor-Level 9
It's huge, to be honest. Be it Merchant Navy, Production, Manufacturing, Research, or Education, Marine Engineers are required everywhere. There's a huge demand for these Engineers in countries like the USA, Dubai, Singapore, etc., for their international shipping hubs.
Even in India, you can explore high-paying and respectable job options in the Indian Navy, Maritime institutes, the Indian Coast Guard, etc.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, the market has shifted significantly. Opportunities were previously limited to government bodies like ISRO, DRDO, and HAL. Now this sector has opened up. The government introduced a new space policy. There is now a surge in hiring from private players and startups (like Skyroot and Agnikul Cosmos), as well as global MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) hubs being set up in India by companies like Boeing and Airbus.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
To study Certificate courses specialised in Emergency Medical Technician or Phlebotomy Technology from Emversity Kolkata students must meet the eligibility of having passed Class 12 with PCB subjects. Though students will also be selected on the basis of these marks so students should perform well in these exams and not just pass.
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a month ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, Emversity School of Hospitality & Health Sciences, Lucknow does offer a Certificate Emergency Medical Technician course. It is offered at the undergraduate level in full-time mode. Students must have completed Class 12. Interested students may visit the official website of Emversity for more information regarding the course.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Emversity School of Hospitality & Health Sciences, Faridabad does offer a Certificate Emergency Medical Technician course. It is offered at the undergraduate level in full-time mode. Students must have completed Class 12. Interested students may visit the official website of Emversity for more information regarding the course.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
The scope is vast. You see, the technology is evolving with each passing day. Engineers have now developed systems that work, maintain, and even improve themselves on their own.
These technologies and skilled professionals working on these technologies are in high demand in the market. Be it, Cybersecurity, Internet, BFSI, or any other field.
If you are a Control Systems Engineering student, there's an ocean of opportunities for you in India and abroad.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Emversity School of Hospitality & Health Sciences, Indiranagar Certification does offer a Certificate Emergency Medical Technician course. It is offered at the undergraduate level in full-time mode. Students must have completed Class 12. Interested students may visit the official website of Emversity for more information regarding the course.
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