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Before answering this question let me share one important information. In general, metallurgist deals with metals from earth mining, processing, smelting, making the final product, etc. Who is a billionaire Indian in the field of metals? Mr Anil Agarwal, the owner of Vedanta. Dealing in all ferrous, non-ferrous metals and oil. No doubt, by his vision he is going to be number one, in metal in coming few years. So, you can think of the scope in India and outside. Major players are Vedanta/ SAIL/Hindalco/ Hindustan copper / Jindal/Bhushan/ Birla / Hind Zinc/ Strelite /DRDO/ ISRO / Car and vehicles industries/corrosion field in acid and chemicals plants and many medium industries apart from these. In fact, if you really goes for industries contribution in India GDP, metal industries comes on number 2. So, friend, the scope of metallurgical engineering in India is still not fully explored up to its potential.

Hi,
As you are interested in Mechanical engineering as well as computer Science engineering. Then, NIT Rourkela is the best option. NIT Rourkela has good opportunity for both mechanical engineering as well as computer Science engineering. But, it depends on your interest that which branch you choose. Both the branch has equal importance and holds equally best placement records. Core companies like Tata steel, Vedanta, Tata motors, Maruti - Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra and many more visit our campus every year and recruit meritorious students as Graduate engineer Trainees. Sometimes PSUs also come NIT Rourkela because it is one of the top NITs. Fortunately last year Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) visited our campus. Average package of Core Company is more than 8 LPA. The companies like Microsoft, Dell, HP, oracle apps, Samsung, Ericsson, NCR Corporation, SAP labs etc. Visit the campus and recruit students. The average package is INR 7-8 LPA. All the best for future. Thank you.

Hello Anurag,
Good to see someone doing something different, here are its benefits and colleges providing these courses-
Benefits of studying vocational courses are vocational course provides knowledge of the subjects as well as vocational skills. Vocational courses focus on specialised practical skills. These courses offer insight to requirements of particular types of jobs. Vocational courses provide specialised learning which is an added advantage. There are diversified courses to provide skilled manpower in the organised sector. Colleges in India that offer vocational courses:
Mangalmay Institute Of Management and Technology, UP Jagan Nath University, Haryana City Group of Colleges, UP Institute of Technology And Management (ITM), CTN R. C. Institute of Technology, Andhra Pradesh AECS Pavan Industrial Training Institute, Kolar Jagadguru Sree Renukacharya Vidya Peeta, Karnataka Agarpara College
Wish you luck for your future Anurag.