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New answer posted•8 years ago
iam ssuhana
8 years ago
Its all about products and processes! Production engineers are responsible for devising exactly how something is going to be made, what machines are going to make it and how it can be made as efficiently and as safely as possible. These products can be anything from newspapers and plastic bottles to

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New answer posted•8 years ago
iam ssuhana
8 years ago
In the present era scope of production engineer is huge. Usually in multinational companies a production engineer controls a manufacturing department. A company cannot run smoothly without the help of production engineers because these engineers deal with everything starting from procurement of raw

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Hello Sourav,
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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
In NITs, college placements are good. Yet, in the basis of placement, only I suggest CSE. But, I think it depends upon your own interest. Every branch is good.
All the best.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Vinayak R
8 years ago
Average salary
$80,115 per year in the United States
INR 243,041 per year in India. Production engineering is not having that much of scope when compared to other departments. But this won't be a matter when u r passionate about your aim. Good luck!

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Hello Aranyo, Placements at NIT's are always better. Production engineering has perhaps wider application than chemical engineering and hence consequent opportunities are more in production. But ultimately it's hard work that counts.

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