Hello Aspirant,

See you will be given just the theory knowledge in the colleges rest the main practical knowledge and information you will be gaining in your real life only, no one will disagree to this that most of the knowledge you will gain is  not in your college but while your job.

I hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant,

In the start of their career all the engineers will get either salary working on a job, or getting a stipend working as a intern in some company. Internships are taken in summer/winter breaks to get the industry knowledge.

And when you graduated you will most probably get the salary working as a employee.

hope this helps. Thank you.

Main Job of the Automobile Engineer is to design, develop, Manufactur and testing of the vehicle.

There will be a team of Engineers and Automotive Designers while designing any car. Then you will have to take the car and check it's safety and other details. Then you will have to assemble it for the testing phase to make it production ready.

All the best!!

Greetings, aspirant!

As an automobile engineer, many factors affect one's salary such as employment firm, experience, qualifications etc.

The average salary for an automobile engineer in India is around 647,960/- PA. This might go up as your experience goes up. The top 90% get an average pay of around 20LPA in India. Please note that these numbers do not take into accounts additional amounts like bonus, commissions etc.

It's difficult to pinpoint one exact number of pay that an automobile engineer might get because of the huge number of factors affecting this pay.

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Salary of an automobile engineer may range from Rs. 4,00,000 - Rs. 8,00,000.

However, Automobile Engineering does not provide much placements nowadays. Most of the core automobile companies hire Mechanical Graduates.

Hello!

Automotive engineers work in every area of the industry, such as the look and feel of vehicles, and the safety and security of new forms of transport. While there is, of course, a focus to make cars reach high speeds, the modern day engineer needs to consider future sustainability and wider integration of advancing connected technologies.

The work of an automotive engineer breaks down into three categories:

*Design

*Research and Development

*Production

Thankyou!

Hope it helps!

Automotive Engineering is the branch of Engineering that is focussed on the designing, manufacturing and operation of mechanical, electrical, electronic vehicles. This means the designing, developing, fabricating and testing vehicles and vehicle components falls under Automotive Engineering. This also includes Electric vehicles. Now what you study in theory might be different from what you face on the field. You will be made ready to face the electric vehicles but the practical exposure is what makes you better and dealing with these.

hi,

I assume you are asking about electric vehicle, generally electric vehicle is anew emerging technology and there is many transport system like electric rechargeable riksha, bus, auto has comes in india transport system, however the system is closely related with electrical and electronics engineering, mechanical engineering. however since syllabus is changing time to tome its application may include in automobile engineering syllabus, but it completely depends on the university and its curriculum.

Hey

Yes an Automobile Engineer can work in Tesla Motors, but one should consider the given factors:

• Tesla Motors is world's leading Motor and AI based company to which chances of getting selected is low
• You need to have extra ordinary skills, with your technical concepts you need to have some extra skills like Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence as Tesla is introducing self driven cars and more advanced models
• There is no division of Tesla in India and so you need to work abroad for which you should have prior experience in abroad as well
• For companies like Tesla, one should even have excellent logic and problem solving skills which will give them an upper edge

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