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What After BTech

1. The document discusses various career options for mechanical engineers after completing their B.Tech degree. 2. It notes that only a small percentage (less than 1%) of mechanical engineers work in government departments, banking, management, or software jobs not related to engineering. 3. Most mechanical engineers (over 95%) work in core engineering roles in industries like automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, etc. The best jobs in industry go to those who demonstrate strong learning and interpersonal skills during the hiring process.

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What After BTech

1. The document discusses various career options for mechanical engineers after completing their B.Tech degree. 2. It notes that only a small percentage (less than 1%) of mechanical engineers work in government departments, banking, management, or software jobs not related to engineering. 3. Most mechanical engineers (over 95%) work in core engineering roles in industries like automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, etc. The best jobs in industry go to those who demonstrate strong learning and interpersonal skills during the hiring process.

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What after B.Tech. !?

Think Decide Plan Act

Choose your career


. considering Your aptitude Your ambition Your skills and c0nfidence levels Your opportunities Your long term future

What do mech. Engineers do?


Teachers , researchers - < 0.5 % Government departments including railways, armed forces, ISRO, BARC, DRDO etc. - <1% Banking, management professionals - <1% Software (other than engg. services) ?? Core engineering jobs : public sector - 1 to 2 % private sector - all the rest

Teaching & Research


Choose only if you have an aptitude for academics Concentrate on theory and analytical subjects M. Tech / Ph.D. is a must !! therefore start preparing for GATE immediately and seriously

Want to be an adminstrator?
If you are looking for jobs in Government departments or jobs in Banks, - start preparing right now for the competitive exams held for such jobs., viz. UPSC, Group-1, 2 Banking Service exams etc. - Consult study guides and previous question papers - Pay attention to communication skills and GK - Approach special coaching centers for such exams

What is core sector ?


Automobile and aerospace industry Oil and gas industry Power industry Chemical and pharmaceutical industry Infrastructure industry Manufacturing industry Engineering industry Engineering Services Outsourcing

Who get the best jobs in industry?


While recruiting, core sector companies (public, private or multinational) look for the following in you through tests and interviews:
- What kind of student have you been? - how serious and sharp are you in learning? This is more important than whether you know this or that. - What kind of person are you? - your attitudes, how you get along with others etc.

If they are convinced on the above, they can manage the rest by giving you training on the specific skills required for the job.

. Then how to get those jobs ??


University marks is an indication of how good are you at studies. Genuine liking of what you study makes you score well and also enjoy it. The employer gets the rest of your story from written tests and interview. Improve your communication skills so that you can face interviews confidently. Start learning about these companies, nature of jobs and their recruitment processes. These best jobs are a precious few. So keep watching out for their advertisements and dont miss them.

What do engineers do in factories?


Design and development Production, maintenance Planning, quality control Purchasing, marketing Other service functions - 5% - 70 % - 10 % - 10 % - 5%

Design Engineers job


Completely technical; takes a long time to acquire skills. Most respected function within the company. Designer plays a vital role in the growth of the company and in management decision making. In developed countries most of qualified engineers work in design and only they rise to become the CEOs of companies in technology-intensive industries. An experienced designer is the most sought after person in any industry and is highly paid.

Levels of design skills


A. Detailing: AutoCad, any other 2-D or 3-D Cad B. Modeling and simulation: Any 3-D Cad : Catia, ProE, SolidWorks, UG etc. C. Analysis: Ansys, Nastran, fluent etc. D. Industry specific detailing, designing, analysis (piping, plant, architecture, mechanism, auto, industrial design, rapid prototyping, mold design etc) Cadworx, Ceaser, Pvelite, Aspentech, Sporlan, Adams, moldflow , Rhino, 3DS etc

Why acquire CAD skills?


Knowledge of design software indicates your technical aptitude and so improves your employability in core sector. Knowledge of Cad improves your understanding of related subjects like Design, FEM, mechanics etc. Engineering Services Outsourcing is catching up in India and is expected very soon to employ larger number of engineers more gainfully than traditional IT sector. Even if you are not seeking a design engineers job, knowledge of CAD does good to your confidence levels, particularly in the job interviews.

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