sir i have completed my mechanical engineering in 2017 and i am working in a telecom field as i have completed my 10 months in this field and i wish i would like to opt for higher studies in mechanical field so i want to know whether opting for higher studies is a correct solution as i am not very much interested in telecom field now so i want you to guide me
Thank you
Administrator • Jun 18, 2018
The decision, I think would mostly be influenced by your current financial condition. 10 months isn't a long period and you should definitely make a switch. However, whether you go for MS or M.Tech is going to be important. MS would be easier to crack because of GRE. If M.Tech is the path you wish to take you'll have to make sure that you get a good ranking college for your PG course.
In any case, decide what type of higher study you'd like to go for and start preparing for it right away. All the best!
If you have more questions, ask them below.
Member • Jun 20, 2018
I agree with the views of #-Link-Snipped-#†.
Job satisfaction for an engineer is very important. Working in an uninteresting area is pure hell. If you can afford it, just do it. The emerging fields of additive manufacturing and robotics may be less stressful physically. Since it is a new area you will be at an advantage.
As mentioned by #-Link-Snipped-#†choose the institution with care whatever the area of your choice.Â
 More power to your elbow!
Member • Jun 21, 2018
Member • Jun 21, 2018
You will if you believe you will.
Administrator • Jun 21, 2018
#-Link-Snipped-#†- Be active on CE and help others. This community grows by contribution from engineers like you.
Member • Jun 22, 2018
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