HI,

Mechanical engineering graduates are sought by employers in almost all sectors of the engineering industry. These include the:

Aerospace industry

Automotive industry

Chemicals industry

Construction industry

Defence industry

Fast-moving consumer goods industry

Marine industry

Materials and metals industry

Oil and gas industry

Pharmaceuticals industry

Power generation industry

Rail industry

Utilities industry

It all depends on one's interest. If you prefer government jobs then IES is undoubtedly the best, if you want a corrupt free environment in a govt. job with lots of work then PSUs are better options

In private jobs, there are multiple types of profiles  like Design, CAE (Analysis), Production, Supply chain, Maintenance, Industrial, Quality.ETC

Like other engineers, mechanical engineers use computers extensively. Mechanical engineers are routinely responsible for the integration of sensors, controllers, and machinery. Computer technology helps mechanical engineers create and analyze designs, run simulations and test how a machine is likely to work, interact with connected systems, and generate specifications for parts.

Mechanical engineers are projected to experience much faster than growth in engineering services as companies continue to contract work from these firms. Mechanical engineers will also remain involved in various manufacturing industries, particularly transportation equipment.Job prospects may be best for those who stay informed regarding the most recent advances in technology.

GOOD LUCK

Hello Sai,

Job profiles available for mechanical engineering graduate are Mechanical engineer, Service Engineer, Consultant, Instructional designer, Mechanical designer.

Major recruiting areas for machanical engineers are Aeronautical industry, Chemical industry, Automobile industry, Electronics industry, Construction firms, Petroleum industry, Power plants, Textile industries.

Some of the top organizations recruiting mechanical engineer are, Siemens, Toshiba, Jacobs, GE Global Research, Reliance Industries, Tata Motors, Indian oil.

All the Best.