ALL ABOUT ENGINEERING-6

Now that i have let you know the most renowned branches of engineering and the one about Which least, you would know... Or if it be known then only as a Diploma stream, now let me introduce you all to a common term used in engineering in the context of branches and that is core and non-core branches so a question comes to my mind that what is this core branch..? So all about the core branch is the one which makes the basis of engineering such as mechanical, electrical, civil and chemical the basic motto of opting a core branch is a dream to have a government job..!!

Well so now that we have discussed one of the core branch Electrical engineering let me tell you about the other branches too..

So the next in the queue being mechanical engineering..."the macho branch of all😅" it is believed that it's suitable for boys only...!!

Girls comes there as a comet but it's not at all true... Proportion is almost 60:40, how girly they are is another thing but yes girls will be there and that is true..!!

Let us switch to the technicalities now..

So the giant humongous branch ME pertains to :

Mechanical engineering is the branch of engineering that involves the design, production, and operation of machinery. Our country is developing at a rapid pace and is home to several robust heavy-manufacturing industries like steel, metal, forging, automobile and mining. This means all these industries have a demand for a steady inflow of fresh mechanical engineering graduates. As automation is gaining ground, there is an increasing requirement in these industries for engineers who can monitor, supervise and fault-diagnose systems. Not only this, mechanical engineers have scope in the IT sector for designing and developing ERP solutions. Mechanical engineers have a good understanding on of manufacturing and production processes and this makes them indispensable in a large number of sectors.

The top employers of mechanical engineers are sectors such as railways, heavy-engineering, ship yards, ports, mining, defence forces, national highways and metro rail corporation. As cities are developing, there is also development of metro rails to increase connectivity. This is another area that will see huge demand for mechanical engineers. If you have a passion for physics and the functioning of things, building of mechanisms, then this is the branch that you should go for. Mechanical engineering requires an understanding of core concepts including mechanics, kinematics, thermodynamics, materials science, structural analysis, and electricity. If you are talented and ready to work hard, there is lot of job opportunity in this sector. It is advisable to complete mechanical engineering in Chennai, Mangalore or Bangalore in south India as these cities are consists of 60% of manufacturing plants in south India.

Fun fact: what we other engineering guys imagine about mechanical guys is just they roar around with a data book in hand and a drafter on shoulder but guess what happens they ask for a drafter from someone a day before machine design paper just to attach it to their tables because that paper can't be given without drafter, and whole drawing is Done with mere roller scale....!!

Well let's move to the second core branch which too is famous for the comet like presence of girls amongst them and yes you are guessing it right yes...it's none other then Civil... Why would girls be opting this... To be one among hundred boys... Or to work under hot humid sun.. or to pursue their passion of making designs for bridges and tunnels and roads and many other things.. 

So let's shift to other thing then just discussing about girls😅

The most common jokes cracked on a civil guy in the campus being.. "hey you come here, take this piece of brick and measure it's tensile strength.." because that's the only practical they have been doing since always and other one being.. roaring around with ranging rods in hand😅

Let's move into the real stuff now..

The late nineties and early 2000s saw a sudden boom in infrastructure development leading to an increasing requirement for civil engineers. All construction projects required site engineers, supervisors and architects; fuelling the demand for civil engineers. This branch deals with the construction, designing and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment which includes, roads, bridges, canals, dams, and buildings. It is a very interesting and satisfying profession as you can see the result of your work, whether it is a high-rise building, a hydroelectric dam, a subway station, or a completed bridge. 50% of construction activities are undertaken in tier 1 metro cities, which means, for a civil engineer, the best job opportunities would be in metros across cities. Since companies are also situated in Tier-1 cities, it is better to do civil engineering from Bangalore, Chennai, or Hyderabad as the chances of getting hired are higher. You can also try cities like Coimbatore, Mangalore, Mysore, Cochin etc. as these are rapidly developing Tier 2 cities. Major construction and developers companies like DHL, Ozone group, Embassy group are hiring civil engineering candidates from Bangalore, Chennai and Coimbatore on a large scale.

Now the promise of mine sharing the real life sucess story in the end of each discription ends here because you need not to have motivation to choose a core branch you need to have that passion within you.. if a passage of a vehicle or a machine makes you curious about knowing its mechanism, or looking a under construction building or a flyover makes you enthusiastic to see its long term issues than you have it in you to opt the above two branches..!!

All this politics kind of speech is just my views if someone makes you curious to do something that will certainly change your life someday then you can surely look after it..

Well this was all from my side on these two giant..and one of the oldest branches of engineering will come up with many more till then keep reading..