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Harshit Jain

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After B.Tech in mechanical engineering, the career prospects are available in automobiles industry, production industry, maintenance and various other fields. The salary prospects are good in all the industries. You can try for L&T, JCB or automobiles like Honda, Hyundai, etc.

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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor

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Hi Kaushik,
It entirely depends on your interest. I believe you have posted a similar query previously, which course you want to study is something you must decide. Visit university websites and see which program matches with your interest and career plans. Various programs are available from Graduation, Certificate to Masters.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Dear Manish,
Academic brilliance is the major requirement to be considered for scholarships. You must be having an outstanding profile, research work, publication, etc. In the United States, universities are very generous and chances of scholarships are high if you have a strong profile. You may read more about it on the university website.
Best wishes.

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Suni K

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Aeronautical Engineering, aerospace engineering and marine engineering are specialised streams where job opportunities will be limited to the specific sectors in the industry. Whereas, mechanical is an evergreen branch and has a vast scope. It is a more conventional stream.

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Suni K

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The scope of aeronautical engineering is limited. You are not going to get many job opportunities as it is limited to the specific sector of an Industry. Whereas, mechanical is an evergreen branch and has a vast scope. It is a more conventional stream. Computer Science is also a conventional stream, and will be useful for those who wish to step in the concerned segments of an industry.

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Suni K

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The scope of aeronautical engineering is limited. You are not going to get many job opportunities as it is limited to the specific sector of an Industry. Whereas, mechanical is an evergreen branch, and has vast scope. It is a more conventional stream.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are eligible to seek lateral entry admission in B.Tech in aeronautical engineering after Diploma in Mechanical engineering. You may consider Manipal Institute of Technology for the same.
For more details refer to the following link:
http://manipal.edu/mit/programs/program-list/btech/btech-lateral-entry.html

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