Hello! Iam pursuing b. Tech final year in mechanical engineering engineering course. My 4-1 semester completed and i'm enter in the project semester. Complete the course of b. Tech. What next after complete b. Tech? This question is a strong presence in the my mind. What is my feuture? This questions me asking my mindset. My mind set are very blank. Give me solution of the question. You give me some right ways. And clear my difficult my mind set.

Ans: It is preferred that you do your graduation as that would open more options in terms of career. Focus on getting into best colleges be it govt or private, though it is seen than government colleges fare much better as compared to private colleges. There are a lot of Govt engg colleges across India, can see which you are eligible in and apply. Colleges like COE P, VJTI are some good options

Ans: Go for BE/BTech Lateral Entry and/or pursue some Certifications in Software/IT online to upgrade your skills. Have a LinkedIn Profile, put job alerts, matching your qualifications, know the job market trends and if the need arises upgrade yourself (or) you can apply for core companies if you wish to. All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

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Ans: Your experience with HVAC systems and your curiosity about machinery principles show your dedication and technical aptitude. Your background in HVAC systems can be an advantage as you bring a unique perspective to your studies and future career in mechanical engineering. You can continue to use your HVAC expertise by building a network or to be part of that network.
Consider taking on part-time or freelance work in HVAC-related fields to gain practical experience. This could involve working as a consultant, or researcher. The demand for HVAC professionals is steady, driven by the need for energy-efficient systems and the maintenance of existing systems. This demand spans residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. HVAC professionals work can be physically demanding but also offers a sense of accomplishment when systems are running smoothly.