What exams should a mechanical engineer take?

Popular Entrance Exams for B.Tech/B.E. Mechanical Engg Admissions are done on the basis of scores in JEE Mains, MHT CET, BITSAT, JEE Advanced and other engineering entrance exams.

How do I become a qualified mechanical engineer?

He must be able to use technical and economic criteria in reaching effective technical solutions. To become a Professional Engineer, it is necessary to attend a university to take the four year degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering in the discipline of Mechanical Engineering.

Which country is the hub of mechanical engineering?

The US has the most number of top mechanical engineering schools; 29 out of world’s top 100. This reason is alone to attract international students because you can aim to apply at multiple universities, all of which are one of the best in the field.

Which is the best certification course for mechanical engineering students?

Nondestructive Testing is the best certification course for mechanical engineering students in long run. There is a huge requirement for NDT engineers in the international market. The industry is growing NDT engineers are limited, due to less awareness about NDT.

What is the difference between a mechanical engineer and a certified engineer?

A mechanical engineer with a certification normally has an edge over other mechanical engineers. According to the Qualified Engineer, an organization that provides certification resources, the goal of a certification is to acknowledge the expertise of a professional and also to recognize that person’s abilities in a particular field.

Is CNC coding a good career option for a mechanical engineer?

There are very few mechanical engineers who know CNC coding. So it will be a great option. Also another field which is emerging rapidly in India is 3D printing. 3D printing is the field which have great scope in India. For eg. You can make a leg for the crippled person very cheaply by using 3D printers.

Is a degree in Mechanical Engineering worth it in 21st century?

The pure form of mechanical engineering is too vast so we are provided with the benefit of doing specialisation. We are now in 21st century and today having a degree in mechanical engineering is no use at all because you can’t survive in industry. Automation is going to take every industry in a decade or so.