Textile Engineering

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Hi Mudit,
Textile engineering has a lot of career options. After completing graduation, one can gain employment textile and mechanized sector.
Scope:
There are many career opportunities waiting for talented professional in this field. In textile manufacturing industries, skills and knowledge of graduates are highly valued.
Graduate aspirants of this field are employed in planning, production, quality control, sales or marketing department.
Career opportunities after completing Textile engineering:
Researchers
Technologists
Operations Trainee
Process Improvement Engineer
Textile Engineer
Quality Control Supervisor
Technical Services / Sales Manager
Salary package offered to Textile engineering graduates at initial stage may vary from Rs 12,000 to Rs 30,000 per month.After 2-3 year industrial experience it may reach to 50000 per month depending upon your work experience and organization recognition.
If you do not wish to work immediately after graduation you can also opt for further studies in textile engineering.
Specialized field in textile engineering are:
Technical Textiles
Knitting and Knit CAD
Weaving and Weave CAD
Colouration Technology
Yarn and Non-woven Technology
Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
Refer to the below link to know institutes offering Textile engineering:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=textile+engineering&start=0&institute_rows=-1&content_rows=-1&country_id=&city_id=&zone_id=&locality_id=&course_level=&course_type=&min_duration=&max_duration=&search_type=&search_data_type=&sort_type=&utm_campaign=site_search&utm_medium=internal&utm_source=shiksha&from_page=homepage&autosuggestor_suggestion_shown=-1
Refine the search as per your state prefrence.
Hope this helps,
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All the best!

Hi,
Thanks for the tag.
To add on, below is the list of courses you may pursue after B.Tech Textile :
1) M.Tech to study the technical side.
-Master of Technology in Textile Chemistry
-Master of Engineering in Textile Engineering
-Master of Technology in Textile Technology
OR
2) MBA if you wish to move career towards management line.
3) Further, you may opt for short term specialized courses related to the field.
-Technical Textiles
-Knitting and Knit CAD
-Weaving and Weave CAD
-Colouration Technology
-Yarn and Non-woven Technology
-Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
* Another option will be, you may plan to work in private or public sector industries of various types. After gaining a valuable work experience of a year or two you may finally get a clear picture about your interest area, whether to go with M.Tech or MBA.
In a nutshell, you should pursue a course based on your interest and skills as it will help you to achieve your long term career goals.
All the Best!