M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering

MTech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering is a two-year graduate program for B Tech graduates in mechanical/aerospace/manufacturing/automotive and all other disciplines related to major mechanical engineering majors.To be admitted to this course, a student must have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field from an accredited university and have achieved her 60% or higher overall score. Admission to this course is based on applicants' performance in national level entrance examinations such as GATE, TANCET.

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Eligibility Criteria

Student must hold a BE/ B Tech degree in Mechanical/ Automobile/ Production Manufacturing/ Process Engineering/ Any other stream related to core Mechanical Engineering At least 60% marks in graduation.

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Highlights 

Course Level

Post-Graduation

Full-Form

Master of Technology in Manufacturing Science and Engineering

Duration

2 Years (4 Semesters)

Examination type

Semester Type

Eligibility

Graduates of BTech Mechanical engineer or related streams are eligible

Admission Process

Through GATE and other entrance exams/ Direct Interview

Top Recruiting Companies

Public Sector – GALE, SAIL, BPCL, NTPC, AAI, HAL, BPCL and others Private Sector – L&T, Adani, Bosch, Honda, Tata, Reliance, Maruti and others

Job Positions

Plant Engineer, Assembly Line Supervisor, Process Engineer, Junior Research Engineer, Teacher, Associate Professor, Quality Tester, Maintenance engineer and others

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Syllabus 

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Semester I

Mathematical Tools -Modelling, Simulation and their analysis

Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing Techniques

Elective-I

Elective-II

Modelling and Simulation Lab/ CAD Lab

Advanced Manufacturing Techniques Lab

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Semester II

Welding and Casting techniques

Automated production and use of CNC technology

Elective-III

Elective-IV

Elective-V

Welding and Casting Lab

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Semester III

Seminar and/or Supplementary Lectures

Project Work (Initial submission)

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Semester IV

Project (Final Submission)

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Top Colleges 

IITM, Chennai

IIT, Delhi

IIT Bombay, Mumbai

IIT Kanpur

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Roorkee

IIT Guwahati

IIT Hyderabad

IIT Indore

Anna University, Chennai

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Admission Process 

Through GATE-

Graduate Aptitude Test for Engineering (GATE), is the most common route for admissions in prestigious IITs, NITs and other government colleges across India. A candidate scoring good marks (above the cut-off marks for their stream) can apply for enrollment in a government/private institute on the basis of their ‘GATE Scorecard’. While several other entrance exams are conducted, a good GATE scorecard in enough to gain entry into any engineering institute in India

Other entrance exams –

Many institutes (including some IITs and NITs) conduct their own entrance exams for admissions. Students scoring well in these exams are eligible for enrollment in the conducting institutes.

Direct Interview –

Several institutes allow admissions on the basis of direct interview and the candidate’s past academic profile. Not only private but also government NITs and IITs allow a candidate’s direct enrollment if he has an excellent academic background (CGPA greater than 8.0 and from a top tier college).

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Entrance Exams 

GATE

SRMJEE

WBJEE

AP PGECET

TS PGECET

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering Job Prospects

Process Engineer

Research and Design Manager

Sales and After Sales Manager

Teacher/Lecturer

M.Tech in anufacturing Science and Engineering Future Scopes

To start his career – A postgraduate degree in Manufacturing is enough to land a person a good job in the manufacturing industries. Other than the manufacturing sector there are several other sectors where a willing post-graduate can land a job.

Apply for full time PhD- Students willing to study further and highly specialize themselves in manufacturing engineering can choose to enroll in PhD programs. PhD in engineering is a rigorous 3-year course and hence the student must seriously contemplate his objectives and post-course career choices before enrollment.

Applying for full time MPhil - M. Phil is another good option for students looking to continue their studies. It is a relative less rigorous course than PhD and is limited to a one and half/ two-year duration

M.Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering FAQs

question. Manufacturing technology vs additive manufacturing - which is better from a professional point of view?

Reply. It depends. Additive manufacturing should be the choice if the candidate has just graduated and is willing to invest time and energy in the relatively new niche of 3D printing. Career opportunities in this burgeoning field are very high, but it will be at least a decade before 3D printing becomes mainstream. On the other hand, if the candidate is a professional looking to improve their skills for better job prospects in the near future, manufacturing engineering is the best fit. The number of questions is his

Graduates from other engineering majors such as civil engineering can apply for his M Tech in Manufacturing Science and Engineering.

Ans. No, only mechanical engineers and other similar discipline graduates. B. In Automotive Engineering he is given

questions. Can a currently employed person obtain an MTech degree in Manufacturing Science and Engineering through distance learning?

Reply. No, UGC and AICTE have outright banned all distance learning on MTech. However, many educational institutions offer part-time/sponsorship programs for working professionals. There are

questions. What are my chances of getting a job in manufacturing after graduating from MTech?

Reply. Depending on the institution, IIT and NIT alumni are guaranteed to live on campus, but so can alumni of other institutions. It depends on your her CGPA and experience. In any case, MSc graduates are definitely preferred over B.Tech graduates.