How to get a seat in Vishwakarma University for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering?
Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Maths, Chemistry; minimum 45% marks (40% for reserved categories).
Entrance Exam: Must qualify JEE Main, MHT-CET, or Vishwakarma University Entrance Test (VUNET).
Apply: Register and apply online/offline; submit fees and documents.
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The difference is simple. Mechanical Engineering is a core Engineering branch with a career scope in multiple industries. Automobile Engineering is more of a niche branch that is focused on the Automobile industry.
Hence, the career scope and knowledge in Automobile Engineering are limited.&nbs
A GATE score of 550 in mechanical engineering will fetch you a rank range of 1500 - 3000. Students with this GATE score range can opt for M.Tech at NIT Calicut, NIT Trichy, etc.
You don't really need skills. A course in Mechanical Engineering will help you upskill and get all the knowledge required in the field. Though having some abilities beforehand will help you succeed faster and easier
- CAD software knowledge
- Programming languages
- Problem-solving ability
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Of course, it is. Mechanical Engineers are required in almost every field around the globe. Be it Manufacturing, Automobile, Energy, Construction, or R&D, there's a lot of scope for Mechanical Engineering students.
These professionals are hired based on their specialised areas and skills, such
It's limitless. You see, Mechanical Engineers are hired by every other industry across the globe for many job roles. They are also in high-demand in government departments like DRDO, NTPC, Indian Railways, etc.
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