Iam pursuing mechanical engineering, B.Tech 3 year. What courses I should learn which can help me in any sector.

It depends on your career choice. You can take several certification courses or you can do M.Tech Ph.D. or you can do MBA, CS, etc.

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If you are willing to go in fluid domain then Most important subjects for you will be-Fluid Mechanics Fluid Machines, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Computational Fluid dynamics, Refrigeration & Air conditioning, Internal combustion engines, Elements of gas turbine If you want to go in Structural & Design domain then -Solid Mechanics, Material Science Kinematics & Dynamics of machine, Design Finite Element Analysis Tribology Introductory course on Product design If you are more interested in robotics then -Basic course on computer programming Mechanism kinematics & dynamic Computer aided design Introductory course on robotics Biomechanics If you are interested in manufacturing then-Workshop practice Material Science Manufacturing Science Conventional & Non conventional machining processes Computer aided manufacturing Production technology Additve manufacturing If you are interested in automobiles then Internal combustion engines Automobile engineering Solid mechanics Computer aided designing Material Science Finite Element Analysis Machine design Kinematics & dynamics of machines.

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If you are willing to go in fluid domain then Most important subjects for you will be-Fluid MechanicsFluid MachinesThermodynamicsHeat TransferComputational Fluid dynamicsRefrigeration & Air conditioningInternal combustion enginesElements of gas turbine If you want to go in Structural & Design domain then -Solid MechanicsMaterial ScienceKinematics & Dynamics of machine DesignFinite Element AnalysisTribologyIntroductory course on Product design If you are more interested in robotics then -Basic course on computer programmingMechanism kinematics & dynamicsComputer aided designIntroductory course on roboticsBiomechanics If you are interested in manufacturing then-Workshop practiceMaterial ScienceManufacturing ScienceConventional & Non conventional machining processesComputer aided manufacturingProduction technologyAdditve manufacturing If you are interested in automobiles thenInternal combustion enginesAutomobile engineeringSolid mechanicsComputer aided designingMaterial ScienceFinite Element AnalysisMachine designKinematics & dynamics of machines So, this list almost covers all the main topics. Apart from that there are few courses related to industrial engineering.

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