After completing BE in mechanical engineering, I would like to move to the automobile industry (assembly and testing). How can I do so?

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You can pursue automobile engineering. The eligibility of the same is as follows: The students, who wish to pursue automobile engineering, should have qualified class 12th with minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognised board in India. Candidates, who wish to join IIT

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