which has better scope from given:arenautics, comp. er.,IAS,automobile er.?
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Huh?\nPersonally I prefer Lavoris to Scope.
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From the beginning, with AutoUnion later becoming AUDI, there has been an attitude of "advancing technology". This has been apparent for years, both in racing and the consumer market. Their domination will end when the corporate mentality changes, which seems rather unlikely. There have been several fairly sucessful diesel race cars, but AUDI takes the technology into the future.
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Finance is the First Place to choose.\nHR Stands in the Second Place.\nMarketing goes to the  Third Place.
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toyota\nbmw\nfiat\naudi\nhonda
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If you are looking for Automotive Engineering, there are a number of schools. \n\nUniversity of Michigan would probably be a good program since they are located close a major portion of the U.S. automotive industry.\n\nYou can search using the site link below.
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such a coincidence.. as i am just about to ask the same question.. but my choices are Machatronics and Mechanical.. cos' i sincerely do not have an interest in pure electronics.. so u could consider this two as well.. ;)
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Well, I got this shocking news from a career counsellor reputed at national level that the automobile sector has got acute shortage of jobs for engineers..so better you don't play a gamble by choosing this stream.\nIf you have got enough studying power, aeronautics welcomes you..its not like other engineering streams that  you start studying two weeks before the examination and you would pass them...they demand thorough study..there is a stupendous scope in aeronautics specially after private airlines have run into the market...you can pursue research work at the government institutions like DRDO, HAL, ISRO, GTRE etc. after your higher studies.They even sponsor your masters after you get into them after doing BE in aeronautics..I know all this because I am also an Aeronautical Engineering guy..\nI hope you will not make a nasty decision..
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I recommend Industrial. There are more career opportunities there.
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Car industry - Toyota, Honda, Hundai. Very popular cars nowadays. Games- Pokemon, Anime etc.
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IAS if it is "Indian Administrative Services" requires you to be a graduate in any discipline.  \n\nIt is not a requirement that you have to study a particular group or subject to become an IAS officer.\n\nEngineers (B.Tech), Commerce Graduates (B.Com), Doctors (M.B.B.S), Arts graduates (B.A.) .... all are at the same level for this exam..\n\nThere will be a special exam for recruitments to these posts... generally called "civils" which will be in two stages.. \n\nA PRELIMINARY \nTesting your skills in general knowledge and a core group you choose for being tested.. This test will be objective..\n\nBased on the number of job positions available, examinees are qualified in a certain ratio for the final exam....\nSay if there are 1200 vacancies, if they intend to qualify in the ratio 1 : 13 around 15,600 candidates will be qualified for the final exam.  These are the top marks scorers at the preliminary examination.\n\n\nFINAL\nA subjective test in the subject of your choice.  It is not a requirement that an Engineering Graduate should choose an Engineering subject only.  Any subject can be chosen for being tested.  \n\nHere also examinees are qualified in a certain lower ratio for the final exam....\nSay for the 1200 posts they are qualified in the ratio 1:3 i.e. 3600 candidates will be qualified for the interview.\n\nINTERVIEW\nAfter qualifying in the final examination an interview is conducted which will also have marks.\n\nBased on the total marks in the FINAL and the INTERVIEW the final qualifiers is decided.\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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usaa\ngmac\nnationwide\ngeico\nAAA
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tata motors,steel\n\nl and t\n\nmaruti\n\nbajaj\n\nherohonda\n\nsterlite\n\nhyundai,toyota,honda,general motors etc\n\nsail,ongc
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I guess you mean for Commerce or BMS. HR is definitely better, no two ways about it. Thoguh Jaihind is good enough too.
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Go the Kettering University in Michigan.  This college works with the car industries (GM, Ford).  They changed the name a few years back.  It used to be called GMI (General Motors Institute).  GM and Ford hire alot of engineers from this college.  Look at the link below and good luck to you.
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Toyota. Unfortunately, American cars suck right now. \n\nFord makes good trucks though/.
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Depends what you want to do. The IIMs are good but overrated. try the XLRI in Jamshedpur or Jamnalal Bajaj in Mumbai.
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Man!  I have been a mechanic for about 7yrs now and there is nothing I wouldn't do to stay as far away from European cars as I can.  Anything that isn't made in America or Japan is absolutely deranged.  The way they build cars over there is just stupid.  True they are damn fine pieces of machinery but they always brake and are so hard to work on.  Even with the proper education it would still take at least 10yrs to build up your tool inventory.  If this is your life long dream then go for it.  But it you work on cars as a career now or maybe just for fun, then I would stay right were you're at.  I have over $15k in tools and am nowhere near where I need to be at, and I only work on US and Jap cars.  If you are still interested you could try a place I have heard about called UTI.  I know that they have special programs for BMW, Benz and Porsche.  They may be able to point you in the right direction.  Good luck.