I am a student of mechanical engineering. Which short-term courses can I pursue? What about QA QC and advanced design?

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Harshit Jain | Guide-Level 14

9 years ago

Since you are a Mechanical Engineering student, so both the courses of Quality Assurance and Quality Control and also advance designing will be useful. It depends on your interest in which field you want to make your career I.e. pure technical or managerial. Through advance designing course you will

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Harshit Jain | Guide-Level 14

9 years ago

Yes, it is a good option but both MS and MBA are not required. First, select your career field in which you want to go. If you want to go for the technical field then opt for MS and if you choose management then go for MBA and do a certificate or Diploma course in quality control. You can also go fo

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