Mechanical Engineering

IIMT Meerut graduates with a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering have a wide range of employment options across multiple industries. They can work in the robotics, automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, and energy sectors. Typical positions include those of a mechanical engineer, designer, production, quality control, and maintenance engineer. Graduates might also look into jobs in project management, consulting, and research and development. Through campus recruitment efforts, the institute's placement cell helps students secure jobs, and many of them land jobs at respectable businesses. Advanced responsibilities and improved job possibilities can be unlocked by pursuing additional education, such as a master's degree or specialised certificates.

Mechanical engineers have significant responsibility in the government sector in India and also towards different structure, defense technology and services. They play a vital role in the nation's development through designing, developing, and maintaining the mechanical systems in industries, organizations, and business entities.

Key opportunities for Mechanical Engineers in the government sector in India include.

Public Works Department (PWD): Mechanical engineers play a major role right from conception of construction projects related to roads bridges buildings and other facilities to the actual construction phase. They also maintain responsibility of such structures as well as their repair works.
Indian Railways: The mechanical engineers have specific importance for the Indian Railways since they are involved in the design, construction and management of Locomotives, carriages and railway tracks. They also participate in the provision of new technologies in railways.
Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO): Mechanical engineers are meaningfully engaged in DRDO to deal with sophisticated technologies related to missile systems, aircrafts, and combat vehicles. They participate in the engineering of these systems in terms of architecture, development as well as in testing them.
Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs): Mechanical engineers are involved in industries like power production in BHEL, manufacturing industry in SAIL and petroleum industry in ONGC, where huge machinery, machines and structures are involved.