Hello Aspirant,

I will suggest for robotics as :

Robotics serves equality in offering opportunities so the first thing you should know is that robotics is nothing but a combination of mechanical and electronics engineering and another name is mechatronics which is only offer by bunch of universities and there only one government college in india which offer it.

As you know our upcoming world will be consist of mostly robot-run companies and all task which enforce a risk to human health or life will be carry out by robots. So you can imagine how this affect our India if there is deficiency in no. of mechatronics engineer in India and the countries like japan and china showing there daily enormous growth in robotics.

So for a indian girl and also for other youngster s the scope is bright in india and i can say it from my own experience because i show the reactions of people and gained appreciations from them when they hear my work for upcoming India.

Thankyou and feel free to ask more.

Hello Shrirish,

Mechatronics is the combination of mechanics and electronics field of engineering. It also involves software aspect. Whereas robotics is the branch of study that deals with the construction and design of robots or robotic machines. So basically mechatronics is the theoretical understanding and foundation for robotics which is its application. Robotics is a subdivision is mechatronics.

Theory of Machines, Thermodynamics , Hydraulics and Pneumatics, CAD/CAM, manufacturing processes, digital electronics, linear Integrated circuits,analog electronics and computer programming are main topics under mechatronics

Artificial intelligence, robotic motion science, machine learning, computer progamming for robots ,designing etc are topics under robotics.

You can always research and know more about these topics by going through a college's syllabus . You will get better idea.

Hope this helped

All the best

Hello MS BHUVAN RAJ , From some research on internet I found that if you are really very interested in that department then you have to write Gate exam in Mechanical Paper. After that according to your gate score you can choose institutions for M.Tech in Robotics. There is a nother way that is you can write gate exam in XE paper. But XE paper is not allowed for every institution. You have to search on Internet that to do M.Tech in Robotics which are the gate papers will be allowed for that particular institution. ME paper will granted by every institution for sure .

Hope it will be hepful for you :)

Dear Priya ,

Robotic Design is the creation of a plan or convention for the construction of a robot or a robotic system (as in architectural blueprints, engineering drawing, operation process, circuit diagrams ). Design has different connotations in different fields. Were Machine Design is creation of plans for the machine to perform the desired functions. Machine design can be defined as creation of right combination of correctly proportioned moving and stationary components so constructed and joined as to enable the liberation, transformation and utilization of energy .

If we go through the both then we will understand both courses are specialization course where both courses are really emerging for the upcoming industry because now days and upcoming more then 60-70% workforce will obtained by the robotics and machine .So as per my opinion both courses are best in industry but if you are familiar or interested in specific course then go through that one because for bright future our interest is playing big role .

Hope it will helpful

Thanks

hello aspirant,

yes, of course you can persue your career in the field of robotics.

To  enter  in this  field  , you generally need at least a bachelor's degree in engineering in some of above mentioned areas of engineering or computer science. The technology of  robotics  is based on the expertise of many different engineering disciplines. ,for this you can do,

• Electrical/electric engineering. Electrical engineering is one of the  best  majors to have in college to help pursue a career in  robotics  .
• Mechanical engineering.
• Computer science. engineering

top colleges where you can aim to get admission are-

• Indian  Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad (IIIT Allahabad)
• Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT)
• Amity University.
• University  College  of  Engineering  , Osmania University, Hyderabad.
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi.

try to get admission in one of these colleges, let your dream come true.

hope that helps

Hi Aspirant,

For Electrical and Electronics Engineering Branch aspirants for your post graduation as per your interest in computer hardware, electronics and robotics then go with power electronics as with it for EEE and Electronics related stuff better useful, if computer related then with automation, robotics engineering,

Hyy,

Electrical and Electronics, definitely, and make sure you don't miss out on the relevant courses: a healthy dose of Hardware programming like with Verilog and VHDL, maybe Computer Aided System Design, Embedded Systems, and Control Systems.

I hope that helps you to make a wiser decision. Rest, the success in any field depends upon your own quest to knowledge, hard work & networking skills.      All the best for your future endeavors.

Dear Aspirant,

You should really go for Mechatronics instead of electronics and Instrumentation. While in the latter you mostly learn about electronics and chips, in the former you learn about both electronics and mechanisms.

In Mechatronics, you will get to learn about physical systems modelling, sensors and actuators,signals and systems , computers and logic systems, software and data acquisition,etc. These key concepts shall be able to build you a strong fundamental base of robotics through which you can excel in your career. This branch has a lot of scope in future and Mechatronics is an absolute and continuously evolving integration of electrical and mechanical engineering.

The blending components of mechatronics are mechanical components, electro mechanical components, electronics, electronics software, software for mechanical components and computer science. As it is continuously evolving branch of engineering,more subjects are being integrated within its paradigm.

Mechatronics engineers work on projects like AI( Artificial Intelligence), robotics,control systems ,data communications and networks, Dynamics of machines and mechanisms, human interaction with machines , industrial automation management, smart infrastructure and so on.

Mechatronics is a rare branch and not all institutions have this particular branch with the qualified professors for guiding the students in the process.

I hope this information was helpful to you. Choose a branch which interests you more.

Hey aspirant,

According to your CRL rank mentioned I guess you have very low chance of getting seats into top NITS, IIITS, GFTIS but you may get some of the average rated NITS, IIITS, GFTIS but you may have to struggle or compromise with your desired branches.but since every year the cutoffs changes so I'm not sure about it.But,don't get disheartened as there are many more private colleges too which are very well known and also provide an awesome placement to students.So,to have an idea of which colleges you might into based on your rank use the link mentioned below-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Hello Sindrella ,

Robotics is vast field it is not particular to one branch its combination Electronics , Mechanical , Computer Science , Instrumentation . Most demand and have good scope.

Electronics : Electronics can help communication with robot and transfer of data .

Mechanical :  How to design the outer structure and Which material is good to use  and creating Mechanical movements in robot like Walk,run,throw e.t.c.

Computer science : it deals with the software problems  and coding in robot.

Both above fields you mention in question is good.

For more details regarding B.tech in Artificial intelligence go through this link .

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-artificial-intelligence

I think this answer will help you lot.

All the best !!!