Mechanical Engineering Scope

Dear Neeraj
First ask yourself, what is your interest, passion, aspiration and aptitude. There is scope for every branch, All these three are highly in demand programs, its you who has to SEE and decide his/her ambition. And this depends on your own introspection. Ask these questions to yourself and answer honestly. You will get your answer automatically:
What am I passionate about? What do I like to do? What subjects do I enjoy most at school? Which subjects am I good at? Are they also the subjects I enjoy? What are my marks in these subjects? If my marks are low can I improve them? Can I SEE myself studying further? What careers support my subject choice? More importantly choose a college/university which has all the supporting infrastructure and intellectual capital to curate the programme in a way that industry immersion is good. LPU has all these trades with placements in each and every one of the, with recent NIRF rankings putting it amongst top 100 institutions in the country it is a great choice. Choose wisely.

GME stands for Graduate Marine Engineering course. It is a 1 year long presea training course that focuses on Technical knowledge related to the field of Marine Engineering. In this article, we will have a detailed analysis of GME course. We will check out basic course details, scope, job opportunities available after completing the course, salary details, eligibility criteria etc.
BASIC DETAILS ABOUT GME (GRADUATE MARINE ENGINEERING) COURSE
As mentioned before, it is a 1 year long presea training course. It focuses on Technical aspects related to Marine Engineering, such as-
Marine Electrical and Electronics Systems
Marine Machinery
Marine Engineering Drawing
Marine Safety Engineering
Naval Architecture
Communication Skills
Hydraulics
After successfully completing this Diploma course and clearing MEO Class-4 Part A Examination, students will have to go through 6 months of compulsory sea service. After this stint and clearing safety courses, other training modules and tests, clearing MEO Class-4 Part B Examination, a cadet will be provided with Marine Engineering Officer Class 4 Certificate of Competency.
After obtaining this certificate, one may start working as a Marine Engineer on Merchant Navy ships in any part of the World! 12 months of sea service later, one may again appear for training modules and appear for MEO Class 2- Part B Examination.
Also read: DME (Diploma in Marine Engineering) course details
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
B.E./B.Tech. Degree holders in Mechanical or Naval Architecture branches are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum marks criteria may exist, in case of some Institutes. And it varies from one Institute to another! Generally, it is between 50-60% marks in the final year of B.E./B.Tech. Program.
MEDICAL/PHYSICAL STANDARDS
The point is that while in service, one may choose to appear for further training modules, courses and appear for exams. These exams will help one attain advanced competency certificates, like- Marine Engineering Class 2 Certificate of Competency and Marine Engineer Class 1 Certificate of Competency. In short, one may rise through the ranks and eventually become Chief Engineering Officer, gradually.
GME COURSES ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
talking about Eligibility Criteria, there are two main requirements- Educational and Medical. Let us focus on them now-
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
B.E./B.Tech. Degree holders in Mechanical or Naval Architecture bran

It is one of the oldest and the broadest of the engineering disciplines. Mechanical engineers are employed in operations and maintenance roles in manufacturing and services industry. It is an evergreen branch with no cyclic trend in the job market. Mechanical engineering graduates are employed in almost every sector of the industries in the engineering roles. Mechanical engineering grads are employed in operation and maintenance, production control and management, design, machines installation, tester, quality engineering, etc. Some of the largest areas of employment of mechanical engineers are productions, machine tools, railway engineering, aerospace, the automobile industry, power plants, armed forces and paramilitary forces.