my son is chemical engg(MTec) and working as procees eng in design company he has exp in production for 5 yyears he intersted job in design which courses will you advice for short term

Ans: Hi Mandar,

As a mechanical engineer with a background in production and quality control in the fabrication sector, you have several options to pursue a career in design. Here are a few suggestions for courses that could be beneficial for you:

CAD/CAM Course: Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) are essential tools for mechanical design. With a CAD/CAM course, you can learn how to use software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or CATIA to create designs, simulate product behavior, and prepare manufacturing instructions.

Product Design Course: A product design course can help you develop your skills in conceptualizing, prototyping, and developing a product from start to finish. This course will teach you about materials, production processes, and the design principles that ensure a product's functionality, aesthetics, and usability.

Finite Element Analysis Course: Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a simulation technique used to analyze a product's behavior under different loading and boundary conditions. A FEA course can help you learn how to create and analyze designs using software such as ANSYS or Abaqus.

Industrial Design Course: Industrial design is a broad field that encompasses the design of consumer products, appliances, furniture, and more. This course will teach you about the design process, aesthetics, ergonomics, and market research, among other things.

Ultimately, the choice of the course depends on your interests and career goals. Consider your strengths and what you enjoy doing, and then choose a course that aligns with those factors. Good luck!

Regards,
Abhishek Shah

Ans: Unnir Sir, he completed MTech in which branch? He did not try for Campus Placement or off-campus through LinkedIn?

Ans: Hi. With a cool mind, let him appear for Boards + CET/JEE examinations. Depending on the score, it would be possible for us to choose either engineering or BSc. But, choosing any engineering branch would be preferable to a B.Sc.course. But as you asked about BSc maths, then choose this option if and only if his maths is very strong. And if his maths is strong, then he will have more bright future after B.Sc than Engineering.