M.Des

You can look at the list below:
Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad | Telangana-Other
Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology
Royal Global University | Guwahati
RNB Global University | Bikaner
Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad | Telangana-Other
https://www.shiksha.com/design/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=base_course&ts=6175358&rf=filters&bc[]=85&fe[]=f1&fe[]=f2

You are eligible to appear for NID M.Design course. You may refer to following link for detailed eligibility criteria: http://admissions.nid.edu/mdes_eligibility-criteria.aspx

The many subjects in the mechanical engineering for the M.tech degree is:
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Industrial Engineering.
Mechanical Handling and Automation
Pollution and Noise Control.
Computer Aided Design.
Mechanical Systems Design
Computer Aided Manufacturing.
Combustion and Propulsion
Heat Transfer and Thermal Power
Thermal Energy and Environmental Engineering
I.C. Engines and Gas Turbines
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
but for the high salary above three streams are best.

- NID conducts NID DAT entrance exam for Master of design programmes.
- IIT(Bombay) offers (M.Des) in Mobility and Vehicle Design.
Admission: open to graduates of design, architecture and engineering + CEED + Interview
For complete list of design schools and courses, please refer http://www.designinindia.net/everywhere/disciplines/automobile/institutions/schools-india.html

Hi,
Here is the list of colleges offering M.Des in automobile designing:-
- National Institute of Design - [NID], Gandhi Nagar
- Ajeenkya DY Patil University - [ADYPU], Pune

Hello Vibhor,
I appreciate your interest in pursuing M.Des in automobiles. To assist you in choosing the top colleges to pursue the same, you can refer to the below mentioned link:
https://goo.gl/KZSMw8
I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Both are totally different courses. You need to find out your area of interest. You should select the course as per your stream.

Hello Vishakha,
It is always recommended to stick to the field in which one has pursued Bachelors. Switching to another field often involves a risk because the student will not be aware about the basics that were taught in the Bachelor degree (B.Des). Therefore, it might become a bit difficult to understand and keep up with the pace of how it's being taught in college. However, there are many instances wherein people have pursued courses in completely different field and yet, have attained success. It all depends on interest and dedication. Rest is your choice.

Hi Sushma,
NID organises an annual industry interface to provide a meeting ground where the prospective employer and students can meet and employer can identify suitable candidates for recruitment in their organisation.
Average salary depends on your work and ability. You must build a solid portfolio during the term of your study in NID to get the required package. In NID, the starting salary depends less on the institute's reputation and more on each student's ability.