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New question posted•8 years ago
Is it really true that mechanical engineering will have a bad scope in future and will have no more jobs?
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Asked by Karan
New answer posted•8 years ago
Is graduate marine engineering a good course after doing mechanical engineering? How are the job opportunities in the same?
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Asked by Siddhesh

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8 years ago
You have a very bright chance of job opportunities after marine engineering. But I wonder why you want to do marine engineering after your mechanical engineering. If an offshore job is your priority then do merchant navy course. It is for a maximum 3-years duration only.
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Can you suggest the best MBA colleges after doing mechanical engineering?
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Asked by Jacqwin

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8 years ago
Hi Jacqwin,
Top business schools in Canada are University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, York University, Ryerson University, University of Ottawa, Western University etc.
Top business schools in Canada are University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, York University, Ryerson University, University of Ottawa, Western University etc.
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New question posted•8 years ago
What is the procedure to join GME after mechanical engineering through IMUCET?
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Asked by Chinnarao
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What is the eligibility criteria for GME course after mechanical engineering?
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Asked by Sumit
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8 years ago
Graduation in Marine Engineering: Eligibility
The minimum criteria of eligibility for this course are divided between two main requirements- educational and medical.
Educational Qualifications
B.E./ B.Tech degree holders in mechanical or naval architecture disciplines are eligible to pursue this cours
The minimum criteria of eligibility for this course are divided between two main requirements- educational and medical.
Educational Qualifications
B.E./ B.Tech degree holders in mechanical or naval architecture disciplines are eligible to pursue this cours
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Which are the best PG Diploma courses that could be done after mechanical engineering?
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Asked by Rathna Sabapathi
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Which short term course is better after mechanical engineering?
62 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sujin Raj
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8 years ago
If you are looking for short term job oriented course in India, then it could be one among this 3 options:
1. CAD software's (Creo, Solid works, Catia). There is a high chance for that you can get a job, but pay will be low.
2. FEA or CFD software's (Ansys, Nastran, Hypermesh, Abaqus). Getting a job
1. CAD software's (Creo, Solid works, Catia). There is a high chance for that you can get a job, but pay will be low.
2. FEA or CFD software's (Ansys, Nastran, Hypermesh, Abaqus). Getting a job
New answer posted•8 years ago
I am a mechanical engineer. Can you provide guideline regarding short term course after mechanical engineering?
47 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sujin Raj
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8 years ago
Overview of short term courses in Mechanical engineering:
Mechanical Engineering comes with two or three design and software course along with their curriculum. But, in fact these courses are not taught by our faculties with their full potential and also the case is that the software used by colleges
Mechanical Engineering comes with two or three design and software course along with their curriculum. But, in fact these courses are not taught by our faculties with their full potential and also the case is that the software used by colleges
New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the scope of mechanical engineering? What are the pros and cons of pursuing mechanical engineering?
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Asked by Kushal
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8 years ago
Mechanical Engineering is a core and evergreen branch. Almost all core industries and manufacturing units makes use of machines. Thus, for functioning and maintenance of machines, qualified Mechanical Engineers are needed by such Industries!
The point is- there are ample amounts of job opportunities
The point is- there are ample amounts of job opportunities