Engineering

The Mechanical Engineering at AMU is one of the oldest Engineering Department of Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. It is one of the biggest departments in the University with a student strength of about 700. It offers degrees related to Ph.D., M.Tech. (Thermal Engineering, Industrial & Production Engg., Machine Design, Robotics and Automation), B.Tech. & B.E. (Evening) programs.
The Department is organized in terms of four groups namely Fluid Mechanics, Industrial & Production Engineering, Thermal Engineering and Machine Design group. These groups are involved in teaching and research in the broad areas of Fluid Mechanics, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Molecular Fluid Dynamics, Solid Mechanics, Impact Mechanics, Structural Dynamics & Control, Smart composite & Sandwich structures, Structural Reliability, Industrial Tribology, Manufacturing systems, Nano-Materials, Composites & Polymers, Ergonomics, Combustion Engineering, Refrigerating systems, IC Engines, Experimental & Numerical Heat Transfer and Solar Thermal energy systems.
The research group of Fluid Mechanics is actively involved in areas such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Experimental Aerodynamics, Turbulence, and Heat Transfer. The efforts of this group have resulted in the development of several flow solvers like generalized DNS solver for incompressible flow with or without heat transfer, flow with large temperature gradients, immersed boundary solver for solving flows generated due to moving or deforming bodies. Recently the group has developed a new numerical scheme for solving compressible flows and a new type of boundary condition for solving external flows.Major research initiatives of the Industrial & Production Engineering Group include the Development of wear-resistant material and casting of composites. Notable contributions of the Ergonomics research division of the department are artificial arms and a hand device for people suffering from Parkinson's disease. The Group has also designed and fabricated a new hand feed system for the drilling machine. Modeling and simulation-based studies in the area of manufacturing systems have yielded interesting results and have helped in the improvement of flexibility-based manufacturing systems. The Production Engineering group has fabricated high strength and wear-resistant Nano Metal Matrix Composites (NMMCs) through foundry route and Nano Polymer Matrix Composites (NPMCs) through low-temperature chemistry route for automobiles and engineering components.

Well, In the first year all the branches study same syllabus in a same building and if one got good CPI in first year then you can get promoted to good branch which you have filled in the form. Now coming to the petrochemical branch, according to me I am concerned no branch is bad if you have passion about it. Go through any branch, you will definitely do good and as far as I am concerned by doing B.Tech from petroleum, you must prefer in gulf countries. You are eligible for every Government exam, mechanical. Now coming to AMU, mostly students prefer branches other than petrochemical nowadays. In first year, the infrastructure of all branches has same labs and workshops which are very good. They are having good instruments and machinery. After first year, petrochemical students have their labs mostly, and few in common labs. If we talk about faculty, I was from mechanical, so some teachers which are in common with petrochemical are fine you will find faculty fine. But some teachers will be good enough they teach in good manner. But if you have passion to get something, sure that they will help you out sure. The placement criteria is many small-scale companies and few large-scale companies including few MNCs which mostly hire EE, CS mechanical students few civil engineering and very few petrochemicals. If you are in luck, I think one of many petroleum companies also come sometimes. But some companies hire common students from every stream like TCs, Wipro, etc. You will get benefit from these companies.

A list of the best colleges that accept the TJEE scorecard is mentioned below;
1- National Institute of Technology (NIT), Agartala.
2- Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Agartala.
3- The ICFAI University, Tripura.
4- Tripura Institute of Technology, Tripura.
5- Techno College of Engineering, Agartala.
6- College of Agricultural Engineering and Post Harvest Technology, Central Agricultural University.
7- College of Food Technology, Imphal.
8- The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Tripura. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha TJEE exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-colleges-accepting-tjee-india?sby=popularity). I hope this will help you.

The LM Thapar Management School is one of the top MBA programmes in Punjab (India). The college has a high rate of placement and world-class facilities. Thapar School of Management offers world-class learning environments, including high-tech classrooms and faculty. Their placement record is outstanding. It has some well-known recruiters, such as Microsoft, Walmart, DE Shaw & Co, Amazon, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Adobe, IBM, NVIDIA, Samsung, YAHOO, JP Morgan, EIL, NHAI, Vedanta, JSW Steel Ltd, Indian Oil, BOSCH, Accenture, Deloitte, Texas Instruments, ORACLE, Infosys, Capgemini, Asian Paints, HILTI, Crompton, Havells, Amadeus, SanDisk, Intel, NXP, BlackRock, and others.

In AMU, what is meant by both the Science stream and Diploma in engineering? How is the Diploma engineering course in AMU? It's quite good! But it depends on a few factors that how better it will be for you!
If you want to work soon then obviously it is a good choice as after pursuing the Diploma you will be able to apply for various government Job and if you are a skillful then you can even get a better package in the private sector too!
Also, this depends on the branch!
But if you are interested to go for higher studies then it will not be a good choice. After Diploma in engineering, you can get admission only to BE or B.Tech! The problem arises if you want to go for further studies in AMU! For B.Tech there is no lateral entry in AMU+ you have to go for AMU B.Tech Entrance test which is +2 (PCM) based test that is usually very problematic for Diploma students! For BE, there are only three branches in AMU (Mechanical, Civil & Electrical)!
Let me tell you one good thing that you can directly get admission (without entrance) in AMU B.Tech if you are the topper in your Diploma!

Both universities are excellent in their places, as if talking about LPU, this university in north India is different. The reputation of this university stands above all other universities and there is no room for comparison as LPU has its own standards. University management is one of the best in India hence students of each university have a case study of LPU management in their curriculum. There are also plenty of funds for start-ups and (quality) projects. Infrastructure:- There are green spaces throughout campus, including air-conditioned classrooms, Google and IMAC labs, moot courts, art studios, farmland, a space center, play areas, and dormitories for boys and girls. Placement: The second most important thing that a candidate at a university or college can consider when applying for admission is placement. Between 90 and 95 out of 100 students at the Lovely Professional University find employment. The highest pay package, particularly at B.Tech, was 64 lacs per year. 21 lacs were awarded annually for administration. Therefore, in my opinion, the packages are excellent compared to what other universities offer. Ranking : When I speak of rankings, the LPU is among the top 100 public and private universities. The most significant achievement for me this year was the youngest world university ranking among all public and private universities.