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Hi Nishant,
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
However to help you, I have mentioned below some key details about the college.
Below are some key details about Maharaja Agrasen University, Himachal
Pradesh:
Low Fee Structure and special discount for different categories.
Courses are approved by the State Govt. of Himachal Pradesh.
Internationally benchmarked and industry oriented curriculum.
MATES have signed MOUs for academic collaborations with Auburn University Albama, USA ; University of Leicester (UK) & University of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Top Recruiting Companies:
Tech Mahindra
HCL
Info
IBM
Mahindra
Tata motors
Fiserv.
Steria
Accenture
NIIT
BirlaSoft
Mahindra
Satyam
Escorts
Suzuki
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Hello Siddhesh,
Yeah u take admission for M.tech But firstly u will qualify the gate exam then u take admission in Robotics engineering.
Robotics engineers typically equally share their time between a lab and their office. Time in the lab is spent working on small mechanical parts that are components of the larger robot they are creating. The time in their office is spent working on plans and writing papers. A typical work week will consist of 40 hours, Monday to Friday. However, the project that the robotics engineer is working on can make this schedule vary drastically. For some projects, overtime work may be necessary to make sure that the job is completed by a deadline. Occasional travel may also be necessary. The typical day-to-day duties are often mentally straining and can sometimes be stressful. This is particularly true when strict deadlines are in place.
Most commonly, robots are used within the automotive industry on vehicle assembly lines. Some 90 percent of all robots created are used within this industry. However, you can also find these professionals working in the food packaging, appliance building, and electronic industries.
Typical day-to-day duties include:
Building, configuring, and testing robots.
Designing software systems to control their robotic systems, such as those robots used for manufacturing.
Designing automated robotic systems that are used to increase the production and precision levels within a specific industry.
Analyzing and evaluating the prototypes and robotic systems they have created. This is generally a never-ending task, since technology is constantly changing and advancing.
Reviewing and approving cost estimates and design calculations.
Serving as technical support for the robotic systems they have created.
Teaching plans paths to robots.
Performing research into the design, operation and performance of robotic mechanism components or systems.
Hope its help.
Good Luck!