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deepika maurya
Guide-Level 15
It all depends on your goal and, indeed, your interest. If your aim is to get a good private job or become a programmer, you're good to go for competitive coding. But suppose your aim is either to do a Master's (Master of Technology), a Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) or to get a job in public sector undertakings. In that case, you must prepare for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering. I hope this will help you.
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Manav Kishore
Contributor-Level 7
Mechanical engineering is at the forefront of developing the latest technology in the following areas of:
1.3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing)
2. Interconnected Machines
3. Internet of Things
4. Industry 4.0
5. Digital Manufacturing
6. Bio-Medical Engineering
7. Green Manufacturing
8. Nano-Technology
9. Alternative Energy (Solar energy and Other Renewable energies)
10. Mechatronics
11. Robotics
12. Smart Materials/Composites
13. Automation and Intelligent System
14. CAD-CAM Sustainability
15. Agricultural Technology (Equipment used in Agriculture)
16. Energy Solutions
17. Textile Industry
18. Self Driving Cars and New Automated Transport solutions
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1.3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing)
2. Interconnected Machines
3. Internet of Things
4. Industry 4.0
5. Digital Manufacturing
6. Bio-Medical Engineering
7. Green Manufacturing
8. Nano-Technology
9. Alternative Energy (Solar energy and Other Renewable energies)
10. Mechatronics
11. Robotics
12. Smart Materials/Composites
13. Automation and Intelligent System
14. CAD-CAM Sustainability
15. Agricultural Technology (Equipment used in Agriculture)
16. Energy Solutions
17. Textile Industry
18. Self Driving Cars and New Automated Transport solutions
19.
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3 years agoIs GATE score required to get admission in IIMs for MBA? Do I need to take CAT exam instead of GATE?
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Sahith Chandra Poreddy
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, you have to crack the CAT exam in order to make it into IIMs.
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Simran Srivastava
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Sudheer, MBA is way better than an M.Tech as nowadays, MBA degree is more demandable than M.Tech, first people used to do M.Tech after engineering but now all go for MBA after engineering. If M.Tech did from a good university or out of India, then its valuable or else most of the companies prefer an MBA degree.
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Simran Srivastava
Beginner-Level 4
There are multiple options after B.Tech
Plan Further Studies with specialisation i.e., M.Tech
Interested in Business and Management i.e., MBA
Adding some expertise or certification - Diploma Courses:
Study Abroad
Crack the Civil Services Examination.
Plan Further Studies with specialisation i.e., M.Tech
Interested in Business and Management i.e., MBA
Adding some expertise or certification - Diploma Courses:
Study Abroad
Crack the Civil Services Examination.
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Simran Srivastava
Beginner-Level 4
There is equal preference for MBA and M.Tech after B.Tech. Both MBA and M.Tech courses have their own pros and cons. The career score and employment scenario for MBA and M.Tech is not the same. Choosing the right path depends on the mindset of students.
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Anuradha Kumari
Beginner-Level 5
Eligibility criteria to pursue M.Sc. Computer Science
1. You need to have a B.Sc. Degree from a government. Approved university.
2. You need to have scored at least more than 50% in your B.Sc. Degree.
3. There is no age limit for pursuing an M.Sc. So, many students pursue it later in their career.
1. You need to have a B.Sc. Degree from a government. Approved university.
2. You need to have scored at least more than 50% in your B.Sc. Degree.
3. There is no age limit for pursuing an M.Sc. So, many students pursue it later in their career.
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Soumik Chatterjee
Beginner-Level 5
No, you do not have to complete mechanical, electrical, computer and electronics engineering courses to pursue robotics engineering.
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