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Mechanical Engineering - scope further study and job prospects
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created: 22nd Mar 2017 Last Modified: 27th Mar 2017
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created: 22nd Mar 2017 Last Modified: 27th Mar 2017
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Mechanical Engineering Topics
- I would like to have information like course details, eligibility, institutes and job opportunities for Mechanical Engineering.
- My brother is stud. in std 12[science] In s.s.c. he get 82% and now I want him to join mechanical Engineering . which Institutes are best for the education and what are the opportunities. I also want to know about the future in Telecommunication and Electrical engineering. Which are the colleges with reasonable fees?
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created: 22nd Mar 2017 Last Modified: 22nd Mar 2017Virtually every company that produces a product employs some mechanical engineers. Mechanical engineers are also involved in the computer industry in the design of hard disk drives, in the cooling of electronic components and of course in the manufacturing of all of the components of a computer.
The scope for mechanical engineers in manufacturing will only increase as the demand for improved machinery and machine tools grows and industrial machinery and processes become increasingly complex. The demand for mechanical engineers in business and engineering services firms is expected to grow faster than average as other industries in the economy increasingly contract out to these firms to solve engineering problems. In addition to job openings from growth, many openings should result from the need to replace workers who transfer to other occupations or leave the labour force.