My son is doing B.Tech, Mechanical from NIT, Warangal. He is interested in research in the field of automobile/ aeronautics/ defense etc. What are the job opportunities for him in his field of interest after B.Tech? What else would you suggest for him.

Ans: Your son has a strong educational background with a Mechanical Engineering degree and an upcoming MSc in Physics from IIT. This combination opens up a wide range of job opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Here are some potential job roles and sectors he might consider:

Job Roles:

Research Analyst: Conduct research on physical phenomena, create theories and develop methods on how to apply physical laws and theories.
Observation Scientist: Collect and record data, which enables them to construct and then test hypotheses and theories.
Assistant Scientist: Provide support to the scientist in research and educational subject.
Physics Training Manager: Evaluate employees and identify weaknesses. They research, plan and implement training programs that will prepare employees for the next step of their careers.
Software Engineer: Physics helps with logical thinking, debugging issues, solving complex problems, and working with physics-related applications.
Sectors:

Healthcare: MSc Physics graduates have ample opportunities in sectors like healthcare.
Manufacturing and Electronics Companies: These companies often require individuals with a strong understanding of physics.
Academic Institutions: Both public and private academic institutions often have positions for individuals with a background in physics.
Research Laboratories: These can be in the public or private sector.
Atomic and Space Organizations: Organizations like BARC, ISRO often recruit individuals with a strong background in physics.
Telecommunication Sectors: The principles of physics are often used in this sector.
Remember, the salary can vary based on the role and the organization. A campus placement could get students approximately 9-10 LPA and can increase up to 30 LPA based on the experience gained. In the government sector, salaries range from INR 5,00,000 to INR 7,00,000 per annum.

I would recommend your son to start exploring these opportunities and see which ones align with his interests and career goals. Good luck!

Ans: Aerospace is a super speciality, engineering option about aircraft , Its like doing automobile about vehicles.

The mother course is Mechanical Engineering, broadens the horizons of being recruited by an array of companies from Aeronautical onwards to the otters too.

Computer Science appears to have a plethora of candidates and organisations, consider the candidates aptitude & flair for the subject then apply.. Don't get confused!

Well Artificial intelligence is a top on whatever you have selected as a primary subject!

Ans: IIT-K itself has good placement records for Material Science Students (both Core & Non-Core).

Advise him to prepare for his Campus Recruitment Drive and also try for off-campus through LinkedIn or by directly applying to core companies.

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Ans: If you do have the financial capabilities send him to USA for a Ph.D. He needs an excellent GRE Score, a standard TOEFL score, three good recommendations from his professors and employees and one good SOP ( statement of purpose). Ph.D comes with full funding. But still for support 30-40 lakhs rupees must be ready. You can get overseas education loan from CREDILA. But he should stick to Research line only. Best of luck to your son. Just follow me. MAY GOD BLESS HIM. Professor....................................:)