Hello Ashok Manickam. Thanks for contacting Careers360 and we hope we will be able to answer your query. 

Note that the admissions to the IITs are only on the basis of JEE Advanced, the toughest entrance exam in the country! So, the level of input you should put into your JEE preparation should be quite high. 

So, I would like to direct your attention to this Careers360 article for more information about the cutoffs for IIT Delhi B. Tech in Production Engineering:

• https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-delhi

Hope this helps you and all the best! 

For every diploma students if you get admitted in B Tech after doing your Diploma degree then 3 years have have to study tobecome specialized in a particular stream.

Hello Ayush,

Basically, Scope of any professional course depends upon following things-

• Demand in that industry for professionals
• College Infrastructure
• Training Session

Demand for Production Engineers is getting higher day by day. Make In India program have boost up Indian manufacturing sector so demand is increasing for production engineers accordingly. MNIT Jaipur is one of the best colleges in India. It secured overall 70th rank in NIRF ranking system. MNIT Jaipur has a good quality of faculty. A master degree holder in Production Engineering can work as Plant Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, Quality Engineers, Process Engineers and Industrial Managers. The mechanical department always conducts international seminars, training sessions to its students for quality improvement. Placement and Training department has quite good approach to industries. Top recruiter for Production Engineer from MNIT is Bajaj Autos, BOSCH, L&T, TATA Motors, BEL, Maruti etc.

Hi aspirant, For student exchange program in BIT mesra you should the average CGPA of 9.5 and above and s uccessfully completed 2nd year, are eligible for direct admission in 3rd year of M-Engg. . If you are research student then after they will send you to foreign. For doing MS in abroad you have to qualify GRE exam ,TOEFL and IELTS.

For more details : https://www.bitmesra.ac.in/Show_Content_Section?cid=1&pid=265

Respected sir,

pplying to a graduate school is a long and daunting series of tasks.

After you have short-listed the universities, you begin filling complicated and lengthy application forms, you start writing your Statements of Purpose, preparing your resume, and obtaining Letters of Recommendation from your professors in your college.

Having the assistance of experts with a keen eye for all these issues that affect your chances admission, and resolving such issues quickly and decisively will maximize your chances of getting in.

Pre- final year students are highly recommended to start building up their profile as US MS applications warrant a portfolio of research work/ papers/ projects in the field they want to specialize in. Unfortunately in India as against the US education systems, research papers/ projects are not an integral part of Undergraduate courses. Indian students have to work on their profile at least a year in advance before they have to send their applications. They should seek advice from experts on WHAT, HOW and WHICH projects/profile development work will be best for them.

Manya-Princeton Review walks you through this application journey. Premium Admissions Counseling Services – ACS GRE are meant and available for MS applicants throughout the world.

How to go about your MS Applications

Graduate school can be fun, challenging, and rewarding; it can also be difficult, demanding, and frustrating. Either way, it will be one of the most memorable experiences of your life.

Once the decision of embarking on a graduate (Master’s) program is made, you must sit down and make a list of all the alternatives available.

There are many things to do and you may feel that there is a shortage of time. Discussions and chats with seniors about the value of an MS in your career will definitely be a clear navigation towards your goals. The more time spent, the more informed your preferences will be.

Taking your GRE.

The earlier the GRE is taken, the better it is. Start preparing the moment you plan to join a graduate school.

Spread out the load of the application process by booking dates for ETS exams (GRE, TOEFL) in advance.

During summer, take the GRE and TOFEL, and in September, take TSE, if required.

You could take the GRE subject Test in October/November of your 2nd or 3rd year of college.

Save time, money, effort and stress: Apply Online

The application, involves among other things, an online application form, and the application packet consisting of the following:

A copy of the online application form.

Photocopy of the test Scores (GRE, TOEFL, TSE).

Resume.

Financial documents (if required).

Letters of Recommendation.

Statement of purpose (SOP).

Certificates, Papers etc. (if required)

It is always a good idea to apply online for the simple reason that it saves you a lot of trouble and time.

It is a more proactive process and you can send the forms electronically with the click of a mouse.

Applying online also gives you the advantage of being able to track the receipt of your documents and status of your application.

If you are not interested in M.Tech and want to go for job then you can give Gate exam to get PSU recruitment as this would be the best option for you. Also, the cut off varies PSU to PSU wise so to check the complete information about PSUs through Gate, how to apply, eligibility and what scores are needed etc you can go through the below links -

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-are-gate-scores-for-psu-recruitment

Good Luck!!!

• There are several job opportunities for Industrial and Production Engineers in Manufacturing companies.

• Other organizations like banks, hospitals, finance, agriculture, wholesale and retail trade, transportation and construction also hire engineers of this field.

• Public and Private sectors hire industrial and production engineers for Instrumental Manufacturing Industries and Industrial Automation Units.

• Plant engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality engineers, process engineers and industrial managers are some of the other sectors in which an industrial and production engineer may work.

• Recruitment in government sector is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) which holds Engineering Services Examinations every year to appoint engineers in its various Central services.

• Railways, Armed Forces and other Government departments is also a field to explore for these engineers.

An average salary of an Industrial and Production Engineer is Rs. 2.65 lakh per year. Again, depending on the performance and experience of the person, the salary will amount to much more than the starting salary.

Having said that, the compensation for a Industrial and Production Engineer is on the higher side internationally. Engineers from top engineering colleges and institutes like Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), National Institutes of Technology (NITs) and Birla Institute of Technology get more compensation as compared to engineers from other universities and colleges.

Check this out :

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-India?f%5B0%5D=sm_course_offered%3AProduction%20Engineering&icn=college_list_page&ici=production-engineering_course_rtblc

for the list of colleges

Dear kritika,

The future of industrial and production engineering is good.

We are live in the world of industrialization and for that the run of any industry production engineer is mandatory.

After B. Tech you should prepare for gate and go for  M. Tech.

Because in this filed you fill such a great scope available for me.

You also start up your own project.