Why Mechanical Engineering?

Mechanical Engineering is one of the most exciting and rewarding professions, and influences most aspects of our everyday life. Machines and mechanisms are central to our traditional engineering industries, and an understanding of their nature continues to be essential for all Engineers. However, these fundamental mechanical skills are increasingly being extended to cover growth areas such as precision engineering, nanotechnology and mechatronics. These depend on the subtle combining of existing mechanical techniques with methods originating in areas such as electronics, computing and biology. The diversity of Mechanical Engineering leads to a wide range of careers for graduates. Typical destinations range from research and development positions within industrial or academic establishments, to design and manufacturing posts. The projects and products on which graduates work are also varied, encompassing everything from shuttlecocks to space shuttles.

What are the options of part time job while pursuing b.tech?

Yes,it is possible to do part time jobs while pursuing B.TECH.If you think lot of part time opportunities are there.But you have to concentrate on studies because you don't get any time while working.The part time jobs are

1.work in any retailer shops at evening times.

2.If you are in city go for call centre jobs in weekends.

3.work in any online job like theexamresults websites.

My SUGGESTION is don't go for part time jobs you will get tied and you won't get time to study.

You can do call center jobs for 3-4 hours and data entry jobs like
captcha typing
SEO jobs
Working in any mobile shop or in any internet shop
Data entry
Form filling jobs etc
In news papers you can find part time jobs.
Better to go for jobs at out side not in online.
Due to this you can improve your skills.
there are lots of chances for part time few of them given below :

COMPUTER BASED JOBS:

- DATA ENTRY 

- DTP 

- IF YOU KNOW PHOTOSHOP YOU CAN 
DO SIMPLE WORKS IN PHOTO STUDIO

- CALL CENTERS 
etc.........

ACCOUNTS JOBS :

- YOU CAN WORK IN BANKS 

- YOU CAN DO SOME SMALL AND SIMPLE 
CALCULATIONS IN COMPANIES 

- THERE ARE MANY SHOPS HAVING THE TALLY 
SOFTWARE TO CALCULATE THE INCOME AND LOSSES 
IF YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN WORK .

In all the examples are few things there are lots of 
opportunity are there.

so , you can work for all the fields at the same time you must 
concentrate on you studies also its very important one . then only your
goal will be achive .

my personal suggestion is ...........try to do private tutions....it will be boost for your own studies also!!!!!! 

Core Companies for Mechanical engineers

Dear Friend,


Don't think about the job as you are a student of an evergreen as well as a core branch i.e.,Mechanical stream.


there are so many chances in Govt. as well as private companies.


There huge number of er.Core Companies for Mechanical engineers
some of them are:


1:Hindustan Motors Ltd 
2:Hyundai Motors India Ltd 
3:Mahindra & Mahindra
4:Royal Enfield Ltd
5:Addison & Co Ltd 
6:Ashok Leyland Ltd, Ennore 
7:Axles India Ltd 
8:TATA Motors
9:Sundaram-Clayton Ltd 
10:Tractor and Farm Equipment (TAFE) 
11:Tube Investments of India Ltd 
12:FIAT
13:Bharat Electronics Ltd.(BEL)
14:Jindal Steel
15:Steel Authority of India Limited(SAIL) 
16:Geometrics ,The Developers software for Machine Companies etc.....


As you have a very very good CGPA,then you can apply in most of the above companies

List of companies which provides jobs to mechanical students in the design fields are :

List of companies which provides jobs to mechanical students in the design fields are 

Aban Group.

Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CMERI)

Chaitany Graphics

DesignTech Systems Ltd

Digital Disign Services

Esquire Engineering Solutions Pvt Ltd

Ganesh Engineering

Himcons Engineering works

Kateel Engineering Industry Pvt Ltd

KPIT Cummins Infosystem Ltd

Mabel Engineers Pvt Ltd

Mahesh Mechanical Works

Neubauplan Machine Design Studio

PCB Engineering Services

Powermetric Technologies

Rolta

Shalaka Technologies Pvt Ltd

Sphinx Worldbiz Limited

Sungrace

Ved Engineering

list of companies for training [me]


1.tata steel

2.tata motors

3.vedanta

4.alstom

5.l&t

6.mahindra

7.jindal

8.indian railway

9.maruti

10.bhisan ateel

best of luck..........

Which Is Better Automobile Or Mechanical Engineering?

I would say both .those who are intrested in mechanic would answer it as mechanic and vice versa.one has to choose their career by analysing themself,finding their talent and as mentioned above most important one "intrest".looking the scope and choosing it after that fails to understand and learn it wouldsome time completely washs away all our dreams... Choose the one that your mind says "if"you have choice if not then there is only a way "hardwork"i does not mean that former one not requires   hardwork but a little more......

Dude its better to do mechanical engineering. I've done it.
Either one has its own scope for a Gud job.
But from mechanical you can turn to any physics related engineering fields for a job and its less for auto.
Refrigeration, hydraulics, aviation any industry. And the best point is mechanical engineers are prefered over auto guys in some fields of automotive industry as they have more knowledge in above said fields.

Auto is better than mechanical becausw , lakhs of students are completing mechanical in all years but only thousands of students are comleting auto in all years, so auto has more scope.

Mechanical Engineering is better,i think so

What Is The Scope Of Mechanical Engineering In India?

In india there is scope for ME, but hard work matter. Which company you choose, sometime it happen that you do the job of QC. That is not the work of ME.

India has a developing nation has got to improve much in the areas of machineries, aerospace etc.  Mechanical engineering is not just restricted to mechanicals indeed its wide open in the areas like Aeronautics,Energy engineering,Power plants etc....

What Is The Scope Of Mechanical Engineering In The Coming 4 Years, Specially Automobile?

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Mechanical Engineering is a branch of engineering that works around the analysis, design, manufacturing and maintenance of mechanical systems. The work is highly skilled and heavily involved computer-aided engineering (CAE) as a result of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM). This 2D and 3D modelling is for easier insight into the production of parts, meaning you can exhaustively scrutinise the designs and any potential flaws.
The engineering itself is a study of forces and their effect upon matter, so really this work is a test of manufacturing tolerances under simulated stresses meant to replicate the actual intended usage. These stresses can be from static forces, kinetics, fluids or testing the deforming progression of a material in conjunction with another part. This is vital in testing pistons and cams and choosing the right engine material.
There is a vast scope for Mechanical Engineering. Globally you have to consider that - given the recession - the major countries need to re-establish their industries and stability. This is going to be in high tech areas of development. In Japan and America that involves the automotive industry. Better fuel efficiency, heightened safety and less pollution are the directions car production is focusing on, and aside the work done by other scientists to figure out these problems they need mechanical engineers to actually applytheir theorems.
Mechanical Engineers are the second highest employed engineers, with only seven per cent unemployed. Normal engineering sees more like 15 per cent of those qualified unemployed. This is because not only is there the need for industrial resurrection in the first world, but also the larger second world economiessuch as Brazil and India are starting to push for greater infrastructure and development. This means opportunities in oil and gas production, aeronautics, the cement industry, chemical industries, the heavy machinery sector, defense technologies... The list goes on. There are endless sectors that need talented engineers, and if you work hard and have a sharp mind you can be chasing the top end pay.