What is the scope of mechanical engineering?

It’s one of the oldest branch of engineering. One of the appealing feature is that the field is broad and diverse. All in all mechanical engineering offers a wide bouquet of job options to students who are looking for a stable and stimulating career. Plethora of opportunities awaits you if you do it right. Not only designing but Mechanical Engineer can work on each and every stage during process of making a product. Public and Private Sectors both offer plenty of career opportunities. There are many government examinations which you can write after completing B.E (Mechanical Engineering). You can appear for RRB exam to get in to Railways for jobs. Being a mechanical engineer, you can join technical job posts like Assistant Engineer/ Junior Engineer/Project Manager/Technician etc. If you are interested you can attend CDS exam conducted by UPSC to get selection in to defense sector. You can apply for suitable positions in either Indian Navy/Air force/Army. One can also attend bank recruitment examinations. A After BE, you can try for PO/Specialist Officer positions in banks. You can also attend PSU exams to get in to public sector companies like BHEL, BEL, NTPC, ISRO, DRDO etc. Apart from this, you can also appear for UPSC and SSC exams to enter other prominent government departments like Civil services, Income tax, Excise and Customs, CPO, etc. Some of the areas where these people can utilize their capabilities include the following: Automobile industry Aerospace industry Steel plants Power generation industries Paper industries Chemical industries Communication sector Computer industries Postal departments Railway departments Banking sector Some of the top firms where these graduates are recruited include the following. ONGC VSSC ISRO IOC DRDO SAIL NTPC All the best.

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