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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Syed. 2 months is enough to keep yourself engaged in different activities related to your academics, hobbies or extra-curriculars. You can opt for doing some/all of the below as per your wish:-
1. Pursue a certification course(online or classroom mode) related to Mech engineering.
2. Join an NGO; always a great initiative.
3. Hone your hobbies by attending classes; playing guitar, singing, dancing, etc.
4. Any internship, if possible.
1. Pursue a certification course(online or classroom mode) related to Mech engineering.
2. Join an NGO; always a great initiative.
3. Hone your hobbies by attending classes; playing guitar, singing, dancing, etc.
4. Any internship, if possible.
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8 years agoIs it a good option to go for M.Tech in mechanical engineering after completing B.Tech in aerospace?
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello,
Pursuing Aerospace Engineering as a specialization in Post Graduation (M.Tech) is indeed a better choice. Aerospace Engineering is a niche branch in India with limited job opportunities at present. However, since you already have completed Bachelors in Mechanical degree, you can apply for jobs in mechanical sector, whilst you can also keep looking for jobs in your desired role in Aerospace Engineering. This way, your career won't halt. While, your job in mechanical domain will keep earning you experience, you can choose your path in the Aerospace domain whenever you get a good opportunity.
I hope this answers your question to your
Pursuing Aerospace Engineering as a specialization in Post Graduation (M.Tech) is indeed a better choice. Aerospace Engineering is a niche branch in India with limited job opportunities at present. However, since you already have completed Bachelors in Mechanical degree, you can apply for jobs in mechanical sector, whilst you can also keep looking for jobs in your desired role in Aerospace Engineering. This way, your career won't halt. While, your job in mechanical domain will keep earning you experience, you can choose your path in the Aerospace domain whenever you get a good opportunity.
I hope this answers your question to your
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are eligible to seek admission in MS or M.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering after completing B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. MS in Aeronautical Engineering in top engineering colleges such as MIT, USA will help you achieve your target to work in NASA.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
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Hello RS,
As per your rank, you will easily get mechanical engineering in the 3rd category in VIT, Vellore. Go for it.
As per your rank, you will easily get mechanical engineering in the 3rd category in VIT, Vellore. Go for it.
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Vikash Ranjan
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If you want to go for the automobile industry, learn Finite element analysis course from NPTEL website & add certificate value to you.
2. Start Learning Matlab Programming & Abacus software.
3. AUTOCAD is must & you have to learn this.
4. CREO is the best software for Part-Modeling (3D).
5. ANSYS -yes this software is famous among mechanical engineers.
I don't know much about pipeline designing.Try to find a client & innvolve yourself in some projects after learning this software. Simply learning this software & finding a good salary package job without experience is hard.
2. Start Learning Matlab Programming & Abacus software.
3. AUTOCAD is must & you have to learn this.
4. CREO is the best software for Part-Modeling (3D).
5. ANSYS -yes this software is famous among mechanical engineers.
I don't know much about pipeline designing.Try to find a client & innvolve yourself in some projects after learning this software. Simply learning this software & finding a good salary package job without experience is hard.
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