Can I get a good job in the USA after completing Master's degree in mechanical engineering?

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Getting a job in USA is dependent on two factors: 1. Your hard work and networking during the study. 2. Requirements by industry and if you fit into their bill. All countries have preferences for their own citizens and hence you need to look for sponsorship through networking.

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