You might be designing and modelling different car parts using computer aided design (CAD) techniques making important decisions about what material should be used to enhance durability,speed and safety and putting together prototype for the testings

Moreover, some people concentrate on the design of individual components some embark on testing and research some focus on the development of mechanical System and other oversee the final production activities

All the best!!!

Hello , 

First you go through the syllabus and prepare the short notes and practice on previous papers. 

In order to take admission in automobile engineering you can appear for the entrance exam of engineering.

You can appear for JEE, SRM, Manipal entrance exam in order to take admission.

You can check the top colleges of automobile engineering below 

National Institute of Technology Warangal

SRM University, Chennai

Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal

PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore

Lovely Professional University, Phagwara

SASTRA University, Thanjavur 

To check complete list you can refer below link

Top colleges for Automobile Engineering

Since you have a long experience, you are already ahead of lot of people with no field experience. Since you have done your ITI, and are already experienced enough, you should definitely consider doing a diploma in mechanical of you can also enroll for engineering degree in mechanical branch. Since you want to do part time, I think you don't want to sacrifice your job. If that is the case, give some state level exams and select the best college that offers part time diploma. It will definitely help you in advancing in your career.

Best regards for your future!

Hello Sanket,

A graduate engineer can gets a stipend of Rs. 28,000 to Rs. 30,000 a month during training. This can go up to Rs. 40,000 . A line leader/assistant manager can earn anything from Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 80,000 a month, depending on their experience in the industry.

According to PayScale India, an automobile engineer can earn anywhere between Rs. 250,000 and Rs. 600,000 per annum including average bonuses and commissions received on the job. The highest salaries were paid by vehicle manufacturers whereas product development engineering firms paid a lot less to automobile engineers they hired.

Here i have referred you a link of glassdoor salraries reviews of automobile engineers in India.

https://www.glassdoor.co.in/Salaries/india-automobile-engineering-salary-SRCH_IL.0,5_IN115_KO6,28.htm

Please go through with this link. Also you will get to know anout the several companies which provide higher average packages.

All the best.

Package in Automobile engineering depends on your college placements, grades, skills and your knowledge. 

If you are pass out from top colleges like IITs and NITs then you can get good package in comparison to other colleges. 

There are lot of scope in automobile engineering now-a-days in both public and private companies. It is fastest growing industry.

Avearge package in this industry can be vary from 3 lakh to 6 lakhs per annum. 

Good Luck!!

Yes, you can get a job in automobile company if you have degree, required skills and knowledge.

Please specify your full query. So, that I can help you?

You should always choose a branch according to your interest and passion. 

Mechanical branch is one of the oldest and evergreen branch in engineering. Scope of mechanical branch is increasing day by day. It provides good placements as well.

Automobile engineering are for those who are passionate about cars.

If we compare the branches then mechanical engineering have good number of jobs and provides good placements.

You should always try to get admission in good colleges to get good teaching, placements and exposure.

Good Luck!!

On an average, with good skills, knowledge and experience, you can expect a package of 14-18 Lakhs per year in Dubai.

It does depend on various other factors and is an approx salary information.

After completing your chemical engineering you can go for Job in private and public sector. Many government companies recruit chemical engineers as management trainees. Some of these companies are ONGC, SAIL, IOCL and ISRO.

You can also go for higher education like M.Tech or if you are interested in management you can go for MBA.

You can also go for civil services exam you can also join Indian Army/Navy/Air Force.

Good Luck!!