Many automobile companies recruit manufacturing Engineering students. Since manufacturing Engineering is somewhat similar to mechanical engineering, students get a chance to sit for core companies. But your placements depend on the college you are studying in. So if you get a tier 1 or 2 college then companies like Maruti Suzuki, Honda 2 and 4 wheelers, Tata Motors etc visit their campuses. 

HELLO SOURAV DASH!

THERE ARE MANY PRIVATED COMPANIES WHICH RECRUITS B.TECH MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING STUDENTS. SOME OF THEM ARE:

FLIPKART INTERNET PRIVATE LIMITED

PILOT INDUSTRIES LIMITED

RIDGE MIGRATION PRIVATE LIMITED

WIPRO GSH

UNITED HR SOLUTION LIMITED.

AND MANY MORE ARE THEIR. 

ALL THE BEST.

Those who look for government jobs after completing Bachelor of Technology in Production or Manufacturing Engineering can join many government organizations which focus on manufacturing and production. Some of those organizations are given below.

• Bharat Earth Movers Limited
• National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC)
• Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL)
• Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
• Airport Authority of India (AAI)
• Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
• Engineers India Limited (EIL)

Manufacturing engineering is a stream in which a candidate learns how a machine functions along with its development, tools, and equipment. From 2004 the career growth in Manufacturing engineering have been recorded in a negative mark on the graph of about 2.1% per year but not to worry much as there's an estimation that around 5% job growth could be seen in the field in 2018 continuing further years. A manufacturing engineer earns in the starting around 15K - 51K depending on the company. Several companies offering jobs in manufacturing engineering are:

In India:

• Adani Gas
• Apollo Tyres
• Chang Yun India Pvt. Ltd.
• FieldFresh Foods Private Limited 
• Forbes Marshall Pvt. Ltd.
• Ford In India 
• Gabriel India Limited
• Whirlpool
• Godrej

In all around the world:

• Stryker Corporation, USA
• JM Family Enterprises, Inc., Florida
• Fona international inc, USA
• Mars Incorporated, USA (also in India)
• American transmission company, USA
• Hilcorp, Texas
• Concho Resources, Texas
• FOH, Inc., Florida

These are some of the best companies to work for manufacturing. I hope that'll will help you, Best of luck with your further career opportunities.

Dear Sourav,

Sorry to inform you that in both IOCL or ONGC you can not apply for manufacturing engineering. As, per the given details I followed up from, and they are:

For IOCL:

https://www.iocl.com/download/Recruitment_of_Engineers_Officers.pdf

For ONGC:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/182261284@N06/48149403152/in/dateposted-public/

As the Manufacturing Engineering falls under Mechanical Engineering, so, applying for Mechanical Engineering in IOCL and ONGC excludes Manufacturing Engineering from the entrance exam of GATE. For further confirmation, you can call IOCL and ONGC helpline numbers.

Furthermore, there are many profound companies for you like:

Birla Power Solutions, CISCO, Burckhardt Compressor, and automobile industry, etc.

I hope that'll help you, Best of luck with your further career opportunities.

Hi,

Engineering Management, manufacturing design, product design, manufacturing process and materials, engineering sciences, manufacturing technology, and also it includes various fields such as logistic and procurement, supply chain as similar to industrial engineering

Companies pertaining to these domains will recruit.

Hello Sourav,

Absolutely. B.Tech Manufacturing engineering students definitely have a scope to be able to get into DRDO and ISRO.

You can contact the HR department of your college to provide you with a letter of recommendation and you can send it to them for an internship as well. 

Usually DRDO and ISRO will be  easier to apply for if you complete your Masters as the competition gets too high in bachelors level.

Hope this helps,

Good luck!