Mechanical Engineering

Hello,
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Hello Dhilip
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Which country you want to go?

Hello Pranshu,
MBA programme at SCIT is a techno-managerial program and the profiles are aligned with the industry requirements. It is not necessary for you to be an IT graduate or have an IT background to pursue this course. Everything right from the basics will be taught in this course. Also, we have many mechanical engineering background students in our current batch as well as previous batches. The package offered varies every year depending on number of factors. The highest package offered last year was 32 Lakhs. For more information about package, please visit our website www.scit.edu

Well, it totally depends upon your interest that you want to pursue further study or not. You can also pursue further study by distance programme and also can do a job for gaining practical experience which will be the best option for you.

No, your IELTS individual band score is not good. You need at least 6 in each band. To get into a university you should aim for 7 band individual and 7.5 overall (due to competition).

Hello Girish,
You are already a mechanical engineer. You just need to learn a few things. There are plenty of online courses available but as a Shiksha counsellor, I cannot recommend any specific private course. You just google it.
Best wishes.

Automotive Engineering is the sub-branch of Mechanical Engineering. In India, the automotive industry is one of the largest in the world with an annual production of 23.37 million vehicles (in FY 2014-15). Today an Automotive Engineer works in every area of the industry, from the look and mechanism of cars to the security and safety of new forms of transport. Automobile Engineers major task is to design, develop, manufacture & testing of vehicles from the concept stage to the production stage. You can do FEA courses, or you can learn various software like ANSYS, SOLID-WORKS, CATIA, AUTODESK MAYA, etc.

With the above-said marks there is very less chance that you will get any government Polytechnic institute. Although you can contact to college authorities for more correct information or you can also follow the link for admission process:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-polytechnic-bandra-east-Mumbai-24094/admission

Your marks are very low to get admission here.
Good luck.