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Malika Javed
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Hi Harsha,
Since you've already completed you engineering, I would recommend you to not go for a general aviation course when you can pursue MBA in aviation.
MBA in aviation will have 2 benefits for your career.
1. It will be a 2 in1 benefit, completing MBA and Aviation course at the same time.
2. Your engineering degree won't get wasted.
You can pursue the same from UPES.
UPES is a great university to pursue this programme plus their MBA Aviation always has high placement percentage, so there is nothing to worry about.
Next point is eligibility: Here's the eligibility data that I copied from the website, I am sure you will qualify these.
Since you've already completed you engineering, I would recommend you to not go for a general aviation course when you can pursue MBA in aviation.
MBA in aviation will have 2 benefits for your career.
1. It will be a 2 in1 benefit, completing MBA and Aviation course at the same time.
2. Your engineering degree won't get wasted.
You can pursue the same from UPES.
UPES is a great university to pursue this programme plus their MBA Aviation always has high placement percentage, so there is nothing to worry about.
Next point is eligibility: Here's the eligibility data that I copied from the website, I am sure you will qualify these.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Amit,
Yes, it is really worthy to do M.Tech in mechanical engineering as it is good for future career prospects.
But it is advisable to do some specialization with respect to the current trends and the future so that you would become one of the demanded mechanical engineers.
You can also appear for entrance exams like GATE, VITMEE and the other exams conducted by the top Institutes.
Hope this helps you.
All the best.
Yes, it is really worthy to do M.Tech in mechanical engineering as it is good for future career prospects.
But it is advisable to do some specialization with respect to the current trends and the future so that you would become one of the demanded mechanical engineers.
You can also appear for entrance exams like GATE, VITMEE and the other exams conducted by the top Institutes.
Hope this helps you.
All the best.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Yes, if you have done your M.Tech from a reputed college such as IIT, NIT or BITS then you surely get a job and good salary package, but for this you have to crack GATE exam then only you can get admission in any reputed college.
All the best.
Yes, if you have done your M.Tech from a reputed college such as IIT, NIT or BITS then you surely get a job and good salary package, but for this you have to crack GATE exam then only you can get admission in any reputed college.
All the best.
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Bhat NaieemI am what I am
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Christ University is one of the top universities in Bangalore. It is a good university for mechanical engineering.
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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Hey,
MS would be a better option for mechanical engineering in Canada as you will get more exposure to mechanical engineering field with lots of learning opportunities.
MS would be a better option for mechanical engineering in Canada as you will get more exposure to mechanical engineering field with lots of learning opportunities.
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Suketu Upadhyay UpadhyayHR consultant help people getting better jobs
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It isn't a major problem as far as your gap is concerned but at the time of job interview, if the HR asks you the question for a gap, you should be ready with a valid answer which should be logical and honest. In my career, I have seen a chartered accountant professional working in the sales department of a private bank. So, you working as a CCR being an engineer should not be an issue but yes what you do you should enjoy doing.
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