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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Since Aerospace Engineering is a specialised branch of Mechanical Engineering, you will find various mechanical subjects and principles like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials Science and mechanical design as part of the Aerospace Engineering coursework that form a strong base for the field.
Further, you will study specialised subjects in the Aerospace Engineering syllabus, including aerodynamics, propulsion, avionics, and space technology.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Robotics Engineering is a rapidly evolving niche-engineering field with a lot of scope because of AI and automation. The interdisciplinary focus of the field for robotic and autonomous system design makes it a high paying career choice especially for those passionate about robotics and mechanics.
CSE and Mechanical Engineering on the other hand, offer a broader scope for freshers to explore and choose the right path for themselves with a career safety net, high demand and flexibility. So, whichever option aligns better with your goals and interests would eventually become good for you, as all three have their own upsides when it comes t
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, please refer to the table below for the highest Return on Investment to their students in the form of placement package:
College Name | Tuition Fee | Annual Median Package |
|---|---|---|
INR 3.8 lakh | INR 50 LPA | |
INR 8 Lacs – INR 10 lakh | INR 16 LPA – INR 39 LPA | |
INR 8 lakh | INR 19.7 LPA – INR 21 LPA | |
INR 8 lakh | INR 21 LPA | |
INR 8 lakh | INR 19 LPA |
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website/ media reports/ NIRF website and may vary.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, it can be observed that pursuing BTech Mechanical Engineering in India can be quite expensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of more than INR 3 lakh. However you can refer below for the low costing BTech Mechanical Engineering colleges in India:
| College Name | Tuition Fee |
|---|---|
| IIT Ropar | INR 35,000 |
| JMI | INR 76,000 |
| Jadavpur University | INR 21,000 |
Hope this helps!
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, below mentioned are the top government BTech Mechanical Engineering colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:
College Name | Tuition Fee | Eligibility / Exams |
|---|---|---|
INR 5 Lacs – INR 7 lakh | JEE Main | |
INR 3 lakh | MHT CET | |
INR 8 Lacs – INR 10 lakh | JEE Main, JEE Advanced | |
INR 8 lakh | JEE Main, JEE Advanced | |
INR 4 lakh | JEE Main |
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, listed below are the top private BTech Mechanical Engineering colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:
College Name | Tuition Fee | Eligibility / Exams |
|---|---|---|
INR 7.8 lakh | VITEEE | |
INR 20.7 lakh | BITSAT | |
INR 9 Lacs – INR 15.7 lakh | JEE Main, MHT CET | |
INR 8 Lacs – INR 11 lakh | JEE Main, LPU NEST, CUET | |
INR 14 lakh | JEE Main, AEEE |
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Hi, India is home to 3,600+ best BTech Mechanical Engineering colleges. Out of which, 3,000+ colleges are owned privately, 400+ colleges are owned by the government and 20+ colleges are owned by semi government institutions. VIT Vellore, DTU, BITS Pilani, COEP, IIT Bombay, MIT WPU and LPU are the top Engineering colleges in India for BTech in Mechanical Engineering. JEE Main is the top entrance exam for admission to top colleges for BTech Mechanical Engineering in India.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
This depends on your specific job role and industry. For example, if you're working as a field test engineer, project engineer, or mechanical testing and validation engineer, you will have to visit manufacturing sites for equipment installation and maintenance and mechanical design and process testing.
On the other hand, if you're working as a mechanical design engineer involved in the design and analysis of mechanical blueprints, a research and development engineer, or a manufacturing engineer on production floors, your job will not have much fieldwork but rather be restricted to indoor creativity and brainstorming.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
Several factors affect the Mechanical Engineering salary packages in India such as your academic records, skill set, internship or project experience (if any), job role, recruiter, work location and extra skill-based certifications.
If you have a specialisation in any specific area like robotics, automotive, or avionics or you have completed a master's degree, your salary potential can see a positive boost. Your focus should be more on enhancing your skills and gaining as much experience as possible to stand out in front of the recruiter.
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