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What's next for me with an MSc in Economics and BE in Mechanical Engineering from BITS Pilani Hyderabad?

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What is the prospects after completing MSc economics and BE mechanical engineering from BITS PILANI Hyderabad?

Ans: The combination of an M.Sc. in Economics and a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from BITS Pilani Hyderabad provides flexibility and a competitive edge in various fields, including engineering, economics, finance, consulting, and technology. Additionally, this background makes you an attractive candidate for higher studies in both technical and management fields, allowing you to explore a wide array of career opportunities.

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After diploma in Mechanical engineering career opportunities

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2. CAD Technician: Use computer-aided design software to create technical drawings and plans for manufacturing, construction, or engineering projects.
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My son is doing duel degree program at BITS PILANI Hyderabad with MSc economics and BE (H) Mechanical engineering, what is the prospects in his field and after completion what course to do for better future, please suggest.

Ans: First I must know which field is more interesting to him, ECONOMICS or MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Then I can guide him. Be in touch with me, follow me here and join me in LINKEDIN also. Don't worry. Everything will be fine. I counselled thousands of students. GOD BLESS YOUR SON. Regards. Professor............................:)

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Can u guide us best career options after completing BTECH in Mechanical Engineering from IIT BOMBAY

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