Which skills I need in the Mechanical Engineering field?

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You don't really need skills. A course in Mechanical Engineering will help you upskill and get all the knowledge required in the field. Though having some abilities beforehand will help you succeed faster and easier

CAD software knowledge
Programming languages
Problem-solving ability

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