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Is it worth pursuing production engineering from Anna University? What are the salary prospects?
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Asked by Santhosh
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Hi Santhosh, An entry-level production engineer with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of Rs. 248,000. The average total compensation includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay. A production engineer with mid-career experience which includes employees with
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Which are the good colleges for MS in production engineering?
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What is the difference between production engineering and manufacturing engineering?
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Asked by Santhosh
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8 years ago
Production Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Systems Engineering are closely related disciplines. Production and Industrial Engineering are pretty much the same disciplines. The areas of study include production systems (batch, mass, etc. ), production planning and management, ec
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which are best colleges in Maharashtra for BE in production engineering?
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Asked by Satyam

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8 years ago
Hi Satyam, I have just completed my graduation from one of the famous colleges in Maharashtra. So, I would like to suggest you the colleges based on my experience. For Production engineering best option can be, College of engineering Pune (COEP)
VJTI, Mumbai
VIT Pune
All the Best!
VJTI, Mumbai
VIT Pune
All the Best!
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You can join any IIT, NIT or psu through GATE mechanical each year (marks should be greater than 75 & rank lesser than 500).
You can appear for GATE production and industrial (PI), through which you can get admission into many IITs and NITs.
You can appear for GATE production and industrial (PI), through which you can get admission into many IITs and NITs.
New answer posted•8 years ago
What should I prefer-production branch in DJSCOE or electronics branch in VESIT? I want to study further, which will have more value ahead?
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8 years ago
There is a wide difference between the fields you are talking about and you can study further in any branch you take up, I would suggest that choose a field of your interest. And yes if you wish to study abroad then definitely DJSCOE has an upper hand as it provides more exposure.
All the best.
All the best.
New question posted•8 years ago
Can you give brief information about the placement and package of the production department?
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Asked by Yogesh
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Should I opt for production engineering in DJ Sanghavi or mechanical engineering in K.J Somaiya?
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Asked by Krutik
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8 years ago
I would suggest going for mechanical in KJ Somaiya because mechanical has always got higher preference than Prod as far as I know. Secondly KJ is already a deemed university. Deemed university means it is no longer under the rules of Mumbai University so when you pass you are said to be from KJ Soma
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Can I know the exact placement details of NIT-Jalandhar for industrial and production engineering? I'm confused whether to take it or not.
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Asked by Narasimha

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8 years ago
IPE is one of the oldest branches of NITJ and the faculty there is highly qualified and experienced. As per the placements stats, I can say it totally depends on you because lots of companies visit our campus and there is an ample amount of opportunities for you. Companies like Whirlpool, Tata Motor
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Industrial, Mechanical, and Production Engineers primarily design and construct large-scale industrial and mechanical processing plants and facilities. They also plan and coordinate manufacturing activities and take on administrative tasks like drawing up budgets and ensuring programs are run smooth