Should I go for a job or for M.Tech? I love learning new things about mechanical engineering and have an interest in automobiles.

Some of my seniors have advised me to go for M.Tech and some of them advised me to go ahead with a job. I would love to work with core companies rather than IT sector. Others have advised me to pursue some short-term courses and then apply for the job. What should I do?

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Asked by Zeeshan Khan
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P
8 years ago
If you have interest in learning then go for M.Tech. It helps you in getting a good job with knowledge.

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Harsh Ranjan
8 years ago
Automobile manufacturing firms as well as firms supplying parts and tools to the Automobile Industry are the prime recruiters. Starting salary depends on a number of factors such as quality of the College from which the course has been pursued, academic performance, aptitude of the candidate etc. Ge

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Sahitya Nigam
7 years ago
I can only say that a job is not a bad choice too. But if you really want to go forward with your education and you really have that learning spark towards any field then you should pursue that first. If you really want to learn about things in a particular field then go ahead for that. Here, I can

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