Hi Prakash,

Both the streams are equally good and it depends upon your interests and passion what you want to pursue. As far as placement is concerned, Production Engineering is great option in present while Industrial Biotechnology has brighter future.

Thank you and best of luck.

dear student,

Every Engineering trade is full of scopes in a “developing” country, as our India,

provided:

You must bear something in yourself, to get success in a field.

every Engineering field is a must need in India. Engineering is application of science in daily life. So, you need it badly, no matter what is the trade.

Problem with Engineering is: 1.Private colleges think about getting money rather than inculcating education

2. Parents just want an “engineering” son/daughter. No respect to development of nation and interest of their child.

3. Students think about getting passed in semesters, rather than to respect the studies, understanding concepts and their application.

hope it helps!!!!

Hi Mihir,

Here is the list of courses after B.Tech in Production Engineering:

* ME/M.Tech in Production Engineering

* M.Tech in Production Management

* M.Tech in Design & Production Engineering

* M.Tech in Product Design & Manufacturing

Thank you and best of luck.

Hi Rohit,

You can choose any one of them. As they have highest package of over Rs.20 LPA. Both the colleges are at par when it comes to placement. Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Infosys, Accenture, Voltas, Blue Star, Microsoft, Google, HP visited the campus. 

Thank you and best of luck.

dear student

Production engineering basically deals with the manufacturing process based engineering such as fabrication, machining, casting , forging etc. 

Industrial engineering has only one motive, I.e. to increase productivity( output to input) of an industry by designing techniques developed from scientific methods of engineering. It includes Time and motion study where a qualitative and quantitative evaluation of a work is carried out.

basically its a technical & management approach.

hope it helps

All the best!!!

Hey Rohan,

There are too many scope of production engineering.

You can continue your study or become a teacher or proffesor or you can do job.

You can do Process engineering , operations reaserch, production and operation management. etc

Hello dear, 

Production engineering emphasis on manufacturing and improvement in productivity. It enables a student to learn the trends of dynamics and control. He/she can learn to analyse the emerging technological trends of the industry. 

Government college of technology, coimbatore is a government college approved by AICTE and affiliated to anna university, chennai. It has been given a rating of AAAA which means it is very good as per careers360. It has been given an overall rating of 4.3/5 and placement rating of 4/5 as per careers360. 

Hence, it is a very good college and course. 

All the best!

Hey Shreya,

There are lots of colleges which offer production engineering so also there are few jobs for it. Most of them go with IT sector.

But there are few colleges which offer power engineering . I think you got your answer.