Hi there!

There are still tons of opportunities for a engineer .

Production - There are quite few manufacturing industries who take mechanical engineers for production. Companies like Triveni turbines and Greenspan come to my mind. My friend got placed in Triveni turbines through an open interview albeit he was from a tier 2 college.

Designing - you'll alright go towards the designing route and be placed in top companies like Rolls Royce. Although, If this is often the road you would like to settle on , i might advice you to try to to the masters from a reputed IIT.

Teaching - Teaching line of open to all. Go for the Masters, then PhD then submit some thesis. You can alright become a professor in an IIT.

Software related - there is a lot of demand for mechanical engineers who know softwares like CREO, ANSYS etc. And they are fun too. You can easily earn them via YouTube. It will definitely help once you are trying to find such quite jobs.

Research field - Want to travel towards research field? Do PhD in that field. Or otherwise join companies like DRDO and ISRO and become a scientist.

Other options - If you would like to travel out of your field of experience you'll choose MBA, job in PSU and other jobs. It's never too late to seek out out what exactly does one want.

Well you've got other options like becoming a get up comedian or starting a begin company. And they are trending too.

Decide what you want.

Thank You.

Hello. Afcoarse yes. Mechanical engineering is evergreen branch. The curriculum in India has the capacity to accomodate the mechanical engineers in every field.

That means, you will have quite high knowledge about almost everything. So being jobless will never be in your criteria.

Jobs such as : Automation engineer, powertrain engineer, Researvh and development engineer will have a high demand in market with a benefited gross salary. So, the future is bright. Just you will have to perform well and get good aggregate with practical knowledge.

Providing you a careers360 article, it will help you know more better information about its scope.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mechanical-engineering-2/amp

Hope that helps!

Dear Candidate,

Mechanical engineering is an evergreen field since it is the only branch of engineering which is immune to the impact of economic recession. Career opportunities in mechanical engineering have been immense since its inception. After the successful completion of the course, students have opportunities to undertake employment in the private and public sectors. With additional qualifications, they can hold senior positions in managerial and administrative fields.

The future and scope of mechanical engineers in India and abroad are very bright. Students who complete mechanical engineering have a plethora of opportunities in the areas of aerospace, automobile, chemical manufacturing plants, railway coach factory, oil exploration, research and development, among others. In recent times and owing to the advent in technology, the skills and expertise of a mechanical engineer are required in domains such as robotics, biomedical, nanotechnology, AI, energy conservation and more. The growth in this industry within the next few years will be immense, and mechanical engineering will be the highest-paid career option.

Hope you got your answer.

Thank you