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4 weeks agoGuide-Level 11
In opinion, mechanical engineering may be the oldest engineering branch. And if you are pursuing mechanical engineering, there is a lot of options you have, and there is a lot of opportunities you have in industry, in manufacturing, in automobile, aerospace, then robotics engineering, oil and gas, construction and production. You can, you know, work as a, you can work in a role such as design engineer, then production engineer, quality engineer, maintenance engineer, project engineer, and many more. And even you can pursue for higher studies after completing your B.Tech in mechanical engineering. And there is also options for, you can
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
A person belonging to India and wanting to work in USA should look for job in the United States after completing an Engineering degree from India. Side by side, these people need to look for those employer who can sponsor a H1B visa to them.
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