Mechanical ke MS cheyale ante a country best .??

[Mogambo]

Mechanical ke MS cheyale ante a country best .??

[vaakel_saab]

india

[Anais_nin]

If i were given an option, i would get trained as welder/ auto repair mechanic/auto cad design diploma  courses in canada or quebec rather than getting a " mechanical degree" or piece of paper.

[proudtobeandhrite]

27 minutes ago, Mogambo said:

Mechanical ke MS cheyale ante a country best .??

depends on your area of interest within Mechanical and college. Masters cheyali ante Country doesnt matter.

[argadorn]

germany 

[ShruteSastry]

Germany it is.

[accuman]

German nerchukuni German vellu. Full success and learning of world class design technologies there

[keviinusa]

12 minutes ago, argadorn said:

germany 

 

8 minutes ago, ShruteSastry said:

Germany it is.

laguage is the main barrier there, if that kid is proactive enough and learn german before actually applying to universities there Germany is the pretty good option.

I have couple of school frnds one of them in mech too, quite nice country to pursue career not high paying though but you feel satisfied unlike your counterparts in US whose studies and area of job is totally unrelated

 

[Anais_nin]

About jobs in germany, i don't think anyone can take it for granted.

first language barrier.

second they have phd holders for competetion.

3rd masters has no value, experience has more

[Democraticcompulsion]

Mechanical vadilesi CS cheste better.

Mech lo salaries bochu.

[Democraticcompulsion]

40 minutes ago, Anais_nin said:

If i were given an option, i would get trained as welder/ auto repair mechanic/auto cad design diploma  courses in canada or quebec rather than getting a " mechanical degree" or piece of paper.

From what I heard from colleagues, Canada has some form of wage determination program. It determines wage to be offered for each job based on education, experience and qualifications. 10-20% difference untundemo.

[Anais_nin]

1 minute ago, Democraticcompulsion said:

From what I heard from colleagues, Canada has some form of wage determination program. It determines wage to be offered for each job based on education, experience and qualifications. 10-20% difference untundemo.

Yes

passion vs wage level.  Highly educated, underutilised doesn't make sense

Its the reason indians lack manpower in manufacturing/mech.