Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering graduates can undergo 1 year duration Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course to enter into merchant navy as Marine engineer. This course is offered by lot of institutes approved by the Directorate General of Shipping.

Hi,
There are two types of degrees offered in the UK. M.Sc and MA in designing. The following portal will guide you further as per your choice and requirements for both.

There are many institutes from where you can do part-time BE and if you have some work experience then you can pursue B.Tech through distance too.

Core subjects in Mechanical are-
Drawing (Graphics, Machine Drawing, Production Drawing) - language of Mechanical Engineers, Mechanics of Materials (Strength of Materials), Material Science
Theory of Machines (Kinematic and Dynamic), Fluid Dynamics (Fluid Mechanics)
Thermodynamics, Machine Design, Heat Transfer, Manufacturing Process (Prodcution Technology), Finite Element Analysis

VIT has a very good campus placement track record for all the branches of engineering.

Hello Shubham,
You wish to study MS in automobile. But please note that your study of MS will have it's foundation laid in Bachelor degree of engineering. As per the details you have provided, it seems that you are unable to grasp knowledge. In such a case, your dream doesn't seem too favourable. If you're really interested to pursue your dream, you need to work really hard. Discuss your drawbacks, your weaknesses with your college faculty, get a mentor. Score good and surely you can achieve your dream.

Hi Hitesh,
With 58%, there is no chance in Germany. German Universities offer admission with grades as high as 90%. You must look for other less competitive countries like Poland, Cyprus, etc.

Hello Mayura,
You have a very strong profile and chances are very bright. However, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. MASc programs are competitive and research-based, so you must demonstrate high-end research ability. You can check the university websites for specific requirements.

Yes, you can choose any branch of your choice in engineering. It is better to choose mechanical, automobile or aeronautical because you have studied most of the basics required in engineering.