Is it better to pursue a mechanical engineering program abroad or in India?

<p dir="ltr">What a fantastic question! There was a time when people used to go abroad to study and do jobs there as there was a guarantee of good jobs. But now we have options in India to pursue studies from here and become deserving to work outside of India with Indian degrees. It is because India can compete with universities abroad and to produce competent mechanical engineers.</p><p dir="ltr">Last year, I was in the same dilemma but my confusion went away with Chandigarh University because Chandigarh University has designed its academic curriculum to match global standards and the proof of its ABET accreditation. Yes, Chandigarh university&rsquo;s Mechanical engineering courses are ABET accredited which is given by USA based organisation ensuring its qualitative standard and globalized education.&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr">And let me tell you the advantage of this accreditation which is that it signifies that Chandigarh University's engineering graduates are not only academically proficient but also possess the practical expertise to apply engineering principles across diverse domains. It is like a stamp of excellence that tells us that we are receiving education that meets the highest global standards. The global recognition that comes with ABET accreditation is a game-changer. It means that when I graduate, my degree will be valued not just in India but on a global scale. This opens doors to national as well as international career opportunities.&nbsp;</p>

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