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Is mechanical engineering in Electrical vehicle in VIT has future

Ans: Mech Engg is one of the foundational branches of engineering. VIT is an Institution of Eminence (IoE) by the Government. The recognition is for providing high-quality education to students. Coming to EV, it is an emerging area headed for exponential growth with most advnaced nations focusing on cutting back on carbon emissions.

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Mechanical Engineering (Electric Vehicles) at VIT Vellore: This 4-year undergraduate program focuses on design, manufacturing, automation, thermal engineering, and electric vehicles (EVs). It covers battery technology, motors used in EVs, and automotive systems.
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Sir is vit vellore mechanical engineering is good ..pls share future of the mechanical engineering with minor computer science enginering offered by VIT VELLORE CAMPUS

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