Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering. It is also known as mother branch of engineering. It is the most fundamental field of engineering. It involves designing, development and production. Mechanical engineers get job opportunities in both private and public sectors. They also have equal opportunities outside India. All the courses in mechanical engineering based on pure mathematics and logic of physics.
Mechanical engineers get decent jobs in automobile industry, space research, energy, aeronautical, air conditioning, medical industry, turbine manufacturing plants, oil and gas plants. They can work in private sector that provide technical consultancy to both corporate and government companies.
In the government sector, there are plenty of job options available like railway, aircraft industry, etc.
Students can look for career in teaching also. They need to teach mechanical engineering concepts in best engineering colleges. There are so many institutes in Sonipat, Delhi NCR, Haryana, Gurgaon, etc. where plenty of teaching jobs are available. You can also go for higher studies.
Big companies like Bharat Electronics Limited, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited and BHEL hire these engineers.

Hi,
There are two main methods of entry into the faculty of engineering:
Direct entry (from high school or equivalent) to the preliminary year program, transfer student (from direct entry, U1, other faculties, other institutions) to preliminary year program one of 5 degree programs.
All admission requirements, deadlines and procedures can be found in the faculty of engineering admission bulletins. Refer to these documents for current information.
GPA requirement:
Admission into both our preliminary year program and our degree programs is competitive based on academic achievement and program capacity. Direct Entry admission requires a minimum of 85% averaged over Chemistry 40S, Mathematics (Pre-Calculus) 40S, and Physics 40S to be considered eligible to apply for admission.
Admission into a degree program is based on the adjusted GPA calculated on the best 8 of the 12 preliminary year courses completed. Each year the adjusted GPA requirement may change based on the number and caliber of applicants, the capacity of each program remains fixed. For more information about past and current GPA cut-offs, please visit the statistics section.