Mechanical Engineering

Hello Vaibhav,
Your marks are good. You have two options. Firstly, take up some job, get experience and then do AMIE, which is equivalent to degree but that can be done at your leisure. Second option is to seek admission in 2nd year of engineering, complete degree and then look for job. Practical knowledge will come only with job.

As far as I know, B.Tech graduates from electrical / mechanical / EEE / electronics and instrumentation can pursue M.Tech in robotics.

Hi,
If offered any prospective job then first job else BE/B.Tech.

Hi,
After completing mechanical engineering, you can pursue Masters in biomechanical engineering.
1. Material sciences and manufacturing.
2. Thermal sciences.
3. Automobile engineering.
4. Design, manufacturing and tribology.
5. Dynamics, control robotics and neural engineering.
6. Fluid dynamics.
7. Solid mechanics.
8. Nanotechnology.
Best of luck.

Hi,
Any degree in engineering is validated or recognised. So, what you need to see is your interest in the subjects, mechanical is a core branch and will open lots of specialisation at Master's level later. Any specialised degree at Bachelor's level will restrict your options. So, choose carefully.

Hello,
Here is the list of some short term courses you can opt while pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering:
Auto CAD
Piping - Stress Analysis
Patent Claims Drafting
Computer Aided Manufacture
Tool Design
CNC Machining
Refer to the below link to know about institutes offering related courses:
https://it.shiksha.com/cae-cad-cam-courses-in-india-categorypage-10-107-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
Refine the search as per your state preference.
Hope this helps,
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Thanks.
All the best

Hello Ravinder,
You have not mentioned your state. Admissions to Diploma are controlled by state governments. Normally, no institute is allowed to offer a course, if it does not have AICTE approval.

Hello Geeta,
Before I mention the requirements, please clarify if you are looking for Bachelor degree or master degree program. Admission requirements and process will differ accordingly.

Hi Amandeep,
Germany is the no. 1 place for mechanical and automobile engineering. The admission process is very tough, though. But research opportunities and jobs are plenty.