Hi Siddhant, this is not an employment website and so we cannot provide you details of vacancies. You will need to contact the college directly to find out about vacancies/careers.

Thank you.

You can check the syllabus of both the exams from the given below link

JEE Main Syllabus

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

JEE Advanced Syllabus

https://www.jeeadv.ac.in/Syllabus.html

Good luck!!

Thermal Engineering is a specialised sub-discipline of Mechanical Engineering that deals exclusively with heat energy and its transfer between not only different mediums, but also into other usable forms of energy.

You can go for below provided names -

List of Mechanical short term courses
AutoCAD
CATIA
Solid Edge
Pro-E
Ansys
Solid Works
CAD/CAM software
Fluent / Gambit
CNC Programming
Unigraphics
Coade
Piping - Stress Analysis course for Mechanical Graduates
PATENT CLAIMS DRAFTING
Computer Aided Manufacture
Diploma In Tool Design
Course in CNC Machining
Robotics lab
Engineering drawing courses of higher level
Matlab course etc.

Hope this helps!!!

Both the specializations provide good opportunities in the market. How ever, manufacturing takes an edge over the latter because of its work environment. Even if you observe the cutoffs in IIT s and NITs, manufacturing is observed to have higher cutoffs compared to thermal.

But lastly, I would suggest you to consider your choice, interest and potential before choosing any branch.

Good Luck!!!

Hi, As per your concern, check the scope for all below:

Thermal: Thermal engineers maintain centers for electric motors, pump sets, oil engines and other manufacturing equipments. Some job titles are - Lecturer Researcher

Plant Chemist

Piping Designer Trainee

Maintenance Engineer

Field Service Engineer

Design: With this you open up options like in aerospace, automobiles, bio-mechanics, micro mechanic etc. It also has wide scope in research and development.

Manufacturing: Some of the fields you can go in are Plant Engineering, Process Engineering, Quality Engineering, Industrial Managers and Operations Analyst.

CAD: Scope is good and broad  in it.

Also its not the scope that matters, but your interest and passion.

Decide wisely.

Good Luck.

Chances are decent with this score so to check where all you can get admission, you can use below given Gate college predictor -

http://www.engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Good Luck!!!