Scope After Finishing Mechanical Engineering

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Scope for Higher Studies after B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
The list of higher study options for a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering graduate includes the following.
  • Master of Technology in Hydraulics
  • Master of Technology in IC engines
  • Master of Technology in Industrial Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Machine Design
  • Master of Technology in Manufacturing Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Aerodynamics
  • Master of Technology in Aerospace Propulsion
  • Master of Technology in Aerospace Structure
  • Master of Technology in Computer aided designing
  • Master of Technology in Design Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Dynamics & Control
  • Master of Technology in Manufacturing Systems Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Mechanical Handling and Automation
  • Master of Technology in Thermal and Fluids Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Thermal Energy and Environmental Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Thermal Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Mechanical Systems Design
  • Master of Technology in Metallurgical Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Production Engineering
  • Master of Technology in Refrigeration and air conditioning
  • PhD in any of the areas above
  • Master of Business Administration
Career Opportunities after B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
Aspirants who have completed B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering degree have a lot of career opportunities in several sectors through out our country as well as abroad. They can get very good salary packages too. They can work in flexible job profiles in various reputed firms. Some of the areas where these people can utilize their capabilities include the following.
  • Automobile industry
  • Aerospace industry
  • Steel plants
  • Power generation industries
  • Paper industries
  • Chemical industries
  • Communication sector
  • Computer industries
  • Postal departments
  • Railway departments
  • Banking sector
To get into the Government firms they have to pass certain exams conducted by PSC, SSC and also UPSC. To get into banks they have to clear exams conducted by banks.
Some of the top firms where these graduates are recruited include the following.
  • ONGC
  • VSSC
  • ISRO
  • IOC
  • DRDO
  • SAIL
  • NTPC
The aspirants who hold a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering have a promising future ahead. There has been a huge increase in the number of aspirants choosing this field as their career in the past years. Most of the colleges and universities in India as well as abroad offer this course and also provide sufficient aid for the aspirants to build up a successful career in the field of Mechanical Engineering.

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