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According to the previous year record, closing rank for VIT, Vellore for CS Engineering is 7500 and that for mechanical engineering is 19000. Some other mechanical engineering with specialisation courses are also available whose closing rank was 25k. So, it is quite difficult to get admission with your rank however it totally depends upon VIT itself, maybe, they allow you. So, wait for the last counselling round.
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B.Tech in CSE is more demanding in the present world. Good luck.
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Scholar-Level 17
You can learn simulation tools. You can consider simulation engineering, if you are passionate about core companies, R&D. All engineering giants, mechanical, electrical manufacturers and R&D firms are already into simulation technologies. Every company has enough CAD engineers but finding simulation expertise is very difficult. Simulation solves problems, saves time and money, improves product and product development process. Simulation has also proved its importance in the field of bio mechanics, medicine, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, automobile, energy, and consumer goods.
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Scholar-Level 17
After the completion of B.Tech in mechanical stream, I think you should go for M.Tech. It will help you to gather more knowledge in your field. Also, you will get specialise in your field. After that, you can get a job in a better designation with a higher salary. You can also go for research in your field. MBA course is also in huge demand. If you have an interest in management field then you can go for MBA course. After that, you will get a very good job in management post. So, you can go for any one of them. It totally depends upon your interest.
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Scholar-Level 17
Written and oral communication. Problem-solving. Project management. Time management. Working with others in a team.
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