What is the difference between mechanical engineering, automobile engineering & production engineering?

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    ayush arora

    7 years ago
    Mechanical engineering is the core branch as I am a chemical engineer, and production engineering is a branch of mechanical and chemical engineering. After completing mechanical engineering, you can go in the automobile and production as well, but with the automobile, your field gets narrowed but if you have talent, you should go with the automobile, and in production, you will go in the manufacturing industry for designing.

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