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Should I Pursue Mechanical Engineering?

Aasif Ahmed Khan |164 Answers |Ask -Follow

Tech Career Expert - Answered on Jul 24, 2024

Aasif is a mechanical engineer with 16 years of experience, specialising in maintenance, troubleshooting, planning, training and creating documents. He currently works as a manager at Rashtriya Chemical and Fertilizers Ltd in Mumbai.
Aasif is passionate about guiding students and aspiring engineers as they aim to choose the right educational paths, including courses and colleges.
He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the Indore Institute of Science & Technology in Indore and is currently pursuing a master's degree in thermal and fluid engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai.... more

Question by Saneesh on Jul 13, 2024Hindi

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"Sir, I'm interested in Mechanical Engineering, but I'm also curious about the future of the field. Could you tell me about some of the emerging trends in Mechanical Engineering and about automation effects, and how these might affect job opportunities domestic and abroad and placements at iits.

Ans: Mechanical Engineering is evolving rapidly with several emerging trends and technological advancements.
Automation will displace some traditional roles but also create new opportunities in areas like robotics maintenance, AI system management, and data analysis, there will be a higher demand for skills in programming, data analysis, and system integration. By continuous learning and upskilling will be crucial. Engineers with expertise in automation and smart systems will find opportunities in global markets, especially in countries leading in technological innovation.

Always keep abreast of the latest trends and technologies in Mechanical Engineering. Also encourage yourself to invest in learning new skills related to AI, IoT, and automation. In parallel connect with professionals and alumni from IITs and other reputed institutions to gain insights and opportunities.

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Hello sir .. I am sandeep I am completed my b tech in mechanical now a days there is no growth in mechanical core jobs so I just stepped in to IT I felt so many times that what you studied and what you are doing so I resigned it now I am trying core jobs I am mostly interested in designing and manufacturing so can you suggest what is the future for an mechanical engineer

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Question by Deepthi - Jun 29, 2024Hindi

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Hi sir, I have asked my query couple of times before. I sincerely hope my query would be answered this time. My son is getting admission in Vit Bhopal- computer science with cyber security and Mechanical Engineering in Robotics and Automation in MIT WPU Pune. My son is not able to decide as to which branch to choose. What is the career prospect of mechanical engineering with robotics and automation ? As now computer science is the most sought out field, will it be a mistake to choose Mechanical Engineering? Pls suggest

Ans: Deepthi Madam, Prefer VIT-B-CS with CS. Even Mechanical is a good branch. Some IT / Software Companies prefer Mechanical Branch Students also. Only thing your son should ensure is that he should keep upgrading his skills till his 4th year. All the BEST for Your Son's Bright Future, Deepthi Madam.

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Question by Geetha - Jul 24, 2024Hindi

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Sir pl explain future for mechanical engg.

Ans: Completing a diploma in Mechanical Engineering opens up a variety of career opportunities.
1. Mechanical Technician: Assist in the development, testing, and manufacturing of mechanical tools and devices.
2. CAD Technician: Use computer-aided design software to create technical drawings and plans for manufacturing, construction, or engineering projects.
3. HVAC Technician: Install and repair heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
4. Maintenance Engineer: Design and improve maintenance strategies for industrial processes in manufacturing facilities.
5. Quality Control Engineer: Ensure the integrity of engineering outputs against stringent standards.
6. Production Manager: Oversee the manufacturing process and ensure efficient production.
7. Technical Sales Engineer: Combine technical knowledge with sales skills to sell complex mechanical products.
8. Automotive Engineer: Work on designing and improving car engines and safety features.
9. Aerospace Engineer: Contribute to the development of aircraft and spacecraft.
10. Robotics Engineer: Develop new technologies in robotics.

11. Further Education
Bachelor’s Degree: Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering can lead to higher positions such as project manager or research engineer.
Master’s & PhD Degree: Specializing further with a master’s/doc. degree can open doors to advanced research and managerial roles.

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Im afarid to express my love to a women. She is very good looking and much more than that she had a good character. But the main problem arises is she is 171cm and I'm 165cm. I'm afraid may be I will get rejected. I love her so much. Should i I leave her and move on. And one thing also i don't even talk to her, I'm afraid to talk. Can you give some tips to talking also

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I understand your concern but how will you know whether height is an issue for her until you go ahead and speak to her? If you are worried about confessing your feelings for her directly, it's best you take things slow. Anyways, people are more likely to take such confessions on a positive note if they know the person.

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