1) Nope 2) getting an admit in automotive english taught is difficult because of high competition. Secondly people don't know much about what is taught in Automotive. "Many" a times it happens that they think that they are interested into Automotive, when in reality they are interested into some other field but they don't know. So exploring and tasting more things is one of the best methods to know what you might be interested in. 3) Yeah it's good depending upon what you are looking for 4) Yes it is taught but people don't know many still think Automotive like what they did in student racing competitions! Hope i answered your questions correctly

@@infinity2355 2) okay so we should explore other fields and we should taste different things maybe we find the other field better right? 4) So it'll be important to check the course subjects etc because the subjects might be different from what we thought it would be(like different from the contemporary automobile) right?

@@danishnajeeb 2) Yes exactly 3) Yes exactly :)

@@infinity2355 thanks a lot for your help man!

@Infinity Hey... My doubt is, people do say that while applying for a job in germany, after master's, they ask for previous work experience, and its difficult for students going for master's right after their bachelor's to find a job... What's your take on that? Thanks in advance... Keep making videos like these... The truth should get out there ✌️

So is Germany bad or good?

@@Marconeiliv Language barrier creates problems but you can learn it! Rest assured it's an amazing to study and live :)

Bhai 24 hours book meh he ghusna padtah hai yah?

@@Bikkufootballtalks its insane bro and can u tell me about part time jobs

@@pavansaijackson3169 in company?

@@pavansaijackson3169 An automobile engineering is too tough or not?

Well I can help you by telling where to look but in the end its your call to make Well as you said that you learnt nothing in the course, is it true? I mean ask that to yourself. You definitely know things related to automobile which people of different study background won't. So now you need to decide is that what you like? Did you find it interesting, i mean the course of automobile engg? Are you curious to pursue more? You can also look into what opportunities are there (job) related to your field. You can decide whether you will be satisfied to do a job into this field. For that you can work for 2 years and look what is it that you want to do. Next you can also consider non technical courses such as going for an MBA. But before that you need to decide whether you like technical stuff or not. In addition you also should be pursuing MBA from a very reputed college because its about the college reputation, as such in my opinion MBA subjects are pretty easy. You also have to consider financial capability while making your decision. In the world where you can have access to information within seconds, I am sure that you will get the answers if you are really after them.

It's not a course it's a subject in the Master course Automotive Engineering. Usually here students use the word course instead of subject. Sorry for the confusion

@@infinity2355 how many years is that?

@@nat_navigator1901 It's a master degree so 2 years

Hi thanks for the question. First of all you do NOT have IIM as an option. IIMs are very difficult to crack and if you have done your Bachelors from a Tier 3 college then getting directly into IIMs right after your engineering is next to impossible. Regarding future of Automobile engineering, you're right about that, it's the case with India, "currently". The Automotive sector in India is not strong at all, all we have are service based companies which contribute to almost 54% of our GDP. So pursuing Mechanical Engineering or Automobile Engineering in India is not a wise decision. Combine this situation with poor, outdated education and the population graduating every year, you'll have a recipe for a catastrophe. That's why people switch to IT jobs because they're available in abundance and require minimum skills to crack. And there is nothing wrong working in IT sector because the "geographical location" you're living in provides only those opportunities. You gave me 3 options, honestly speaking that's for you to decide. I ain't gonna take life decisions for you.y suggestion would be to research more about Data related fields. Focus on what you found interesting during your bachelors and be logical, do not go into fantasies. Take logical decisions whether you were really a good student? Were you really interested in your studies? Which subjects did you like? Do those subjects have any use in the industry? Do those subjects have more inclination towards research or towards industry? Does the course of study for your masters really matter to you or just coming to Germany is you goal? Do you have enough capacity to manage your expenses here? And so on. If you try to introspect you'll definitely get answers. Regarding your decision of getting into you Father's business is entirely your call, I have no say in that. I wish you all the very best!

Uh nothing just Bachelor studies and then if you wish to pursue advanced studies then go for Masters. And after masters you can do a job in a company or if you want to pursue research career then you can go for a PhD

Hey Karthik, thanks a lot for your question I am pretty sure you did not watch the video properly. But to answer your question I would like to know why are you interested in pursuing automobile engineering masters?

@@infinity2355 passion in cars

@@shashidharreddy5834 Well Karthik, the answer to your question is in the video itself :) I would suggest you to watch the entire video first properly and then if you have any question please feel free to ask.

In my opinion Mechanical Engg as you get more variety of subjects and you have more fields which you can dive into. So my suggestion is to take Mechanical Engg and then by your final year you will know what you are interested in. Maybe you will come to know about a field which you don't know now and find that one interesting. In case of this 'Automotive' you only are fantasised by the 'end product',that's what I think!

Are you conscious of the fact that you are about to take mechanical engg revaluate your options you maybe influenced by your peers see what you want in your future and then decide

The preferable course entirely depende upon your area of interest. I would advice you to watch the following video of mine which would help you to decide course for masters kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7l0bK2WmZjbYmw.html

Yes competitions like Baja give you an opportunity to get practical experience so it definitely adds up to your profile. Note that I mentioned Baja to discuss the stupidity of choosing only Automotive engg course for masters :)

There are no top universities here in Germany. Every university is good as long as it is public university. Ofcourse TUM RWTH are considered good but that does not mean that companies don't hire from other universities. Apply to tum,rwth and all other universities which offer the course you want to pursue. Once you get an admit, then decide which one to go for. To your second question I would like to say is that no one can tell. Admission depends upon lot of other variables apart from Grades. If you are truly into doing a master degree then whatever might be the situation you would do it. Just do the procedure, apply and wait for the result. Knowing the result even before you started the process isn't going to help you in any way. Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 Thank you

I need to take a deeper look at the syllabus to make a proper judgement. Just by looking at the names I won't be able to give a direction. However, from the data you provided me 🤷🏽‍♂️ I would say 3) Looks more of a management stuff 1) It's a good field but still has a limited scope but in developed countries it's gaining popularity 2) Looks better than the other two. Materials engineering opens a lot of doors such as into material used for batteries maybe 🤷🏽‍♂️ since batteries are used in e-mobility, so that can help Machining knowledge is also necessary like if you want to manufacture something. This is all I can say I need to take a deeper look into the subjects of each of those specializations. Maybe you can send a screenshot or photo to me on Insta! I can help you better then. Also wanting to get job in a Design team of Automobile Industry is a very fantasy driven thing! It clearly shows that you have less knowledge of the abundance existing in the corporate world! Have heard about Machine Learning? Have you heard about Artificial Intelligence? Have you heard about Designing using AI? Have you heard about Industry 4.0? Have your heard about Digital Manufacturing? Have you heard about AI in Manufacturing? All of these fields are the present as well as the future. No one gives a rat ass shit to design. I am not saying it's not important, what I am saying is that everything would be automated, even the hectic designing of parts(but still would require human intervention, if that's the right word 🤷🏽‍♂️) So why not look into this direction?

The same which I spoke in the video Autonomous vehicles, electronics in automotive- their design, simulation,testing etc Control systems in automotive. If you look up the study contents you will get a basic idea. If by job opportunities you mean chances of getting a job to that I would say there are no of variables which come into play but if you get an admit there its worth studying there! Look for other fields as well Mechanical engg has more interesting topics!! Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 hey do you have any courses in mind to which I can apply alongside automotive Engg? I completely understand the high demand for automotive and i don't want to risk by putting all eggs in one basket as I really want to apply and get admits to THI/ Esslingen/FH Aachen/rwth. As you mentioned production and manufacturing in the video, can you mention any specific English taught programs (paid/unpaid) you know that's good and is related to the automotive sector. Also I checked DAAD and couldn't find such courses :( . I did my bachelor's in Mech. Engg. fyi. In some of the automotive courses (rwth and in THI) they specified control engineering as a requirement, which is a subject that I haven't done in my bachelor's (I'm in my final semester now.) But I'm doing my final year project in engine calibration for biodiesel, will this help or should I do something specifically for control Engg.? Also do you know anything about the Aptitude test for THI? How and when is it conducted, is it difficult??

@@nikhilsaju2053 Apart from Automotive you can apply to CVT at TU Kaiserslautern Advanced Manufacturing Processes at TU Chemnitz Networked Production Engg at RWTH As you said that you want to get admits from THI/Esslingen/Fh aachen. I don't know your profile or qualifications but these universities are very difficult to get into looking at the competition which comes from India. They have limited number of seats for students from "each country". To your other query about courses related to "Automotive sector". Brother, why are you focusing only on Automotive sector?? Don't you know about SpaceX? Why not focus on Aerospace? Why not focus on sustainability? Why not focus on Environment related fields? Why not focus on Advanced manufacturing? Why not focus on construction? Why not focus on laser technology? Why not focus on Machine tool technology? Why not focus on Robotics? Why not focus on different Joining technologies? Why not explore Digitalization in Manufacturing? Why not explore Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing? Buddy, I can't tell you how much I get pissed off when someone focuses only on this Automotive shittt😅 Look, the knowledge matters! The knowledge which you would gain after studying Advanced Manufacturing processes can be used in Automotive sector and the same knowledge can be used in Ship industry, Aerospace, fucking military rocket technology, Medical science where different surgical instruments are required (which are difficult to manufacture) etc etc. There is just so much in Mechanical which I can't explain in one comment! All of the things mentioned above is what I was going to speak in my next video(i am not getting time to do that) Your next question about control engineering. If they have asked for it you should have it. If you don't then what can be done is that they would give you an admit and you have to take "extra subjects" apart from your Master subjects. You will have to complete those extra subjects to get a degree. Now there is a "limitation" to the number of extra subjects which you can take. If that limit exceeds then the university will reject your application. And many people get rejected from these Automotive related courses because of that, even though they have 100 years of work experience as a CEO of an Automotive company (you know what I mean😂) The problem is you can never know whether you match that limitation for taking extra subjects which were not covered in your Bachelors(there is a different word used for this, but then again I will have to explain you everything, so let's stick with this) The question now is are you interested in control engineering? Or are you doing is just for the sake of getting an admit just to regret later in your life? The project which you mentioned can help you to boost your profile but it won't compensate the subject control engineering and you cannot do anything about it. If you are interested you can do some courses related to it and write down in your sop about it. But doing one course without having any interest in it just for the sake of getting an admit is not the right thing to do (in my opinion :) ) No I don't know about that test like what is it about or what type of questions are asked but I have heard about it. Your selection depends not only on the test but your overall profile. They then give you points and based on your points they decide whether to give you an admit or not. Just do your best and apply to the courses, you can get an admit, if you get just go for it. I hope that you get an admit from the university and the course which you mentioned above :) All the very best :) Edit- I used Advanced Manufacturing Process just as an example to explan that knowledge of a particular field matters. The very same knowledge can be applied to different industries. Also if you are looking only for courses related to "Automotive" (man I hate this word so much now) then you are actually putting all the eggs in one basket

@@infinity2355 Thank you so much for the sincere reply!! Manufacturing and materials engineering is a field that I like the least tbh, I don't like studying phase diagrams of Fe3C, nucleation, grain boundary and about single point cutting tools lol, I disliked studying and memorizing it in my bachelor's so I don't want to do a "masters" course focusing on it entirely 🤯. I may be wrong here but Aerospace is a dying industry (ironically very popular too) mostly due to low job opportunities and the limited scope (sooo...). Also I know you've mentioned this a 100 times but automotive field is something I like personally, partly because I was part of an electric fsae team for a long duration. I'll surely take your advice and apply to other courses leaning to different fields. I'll try doing some online courses on control engineering as a temporary measure to meet that criteria. I'm also interested in production, industrial Engg. & Sustainability, so I'll find related courses to apply. Honestly, I really fear the possibility of me not getting any admit, so I'll try best and apply for courses wisely!!!! My profile: Gre: 318, quant:168, ielts:7.5 Cgpa:8.4 & 2 interships related to vehicles (sorry xP).

@@nikhilsaju2053 You have a good profile ,hope you make it :)

You can that on Daad.de site :) You might find some automation course in english Let me know if you have any more questions thanks

Yotz definitely :)

Hey hii Can you specifically tell regarding what do you want suggestions ;) Your question is too generic, atleast give me a starting point buddy haha

@@infinity2355 here's my LinkedIn, maybe we can connect here? www.linkedin.com/in/shaxpy28

Well I am not sure about this Automobile engg deals only with the design, production etc etc of a car whereas Automotive engg deals with all the subsystems used in a car. Automobile is kinda a part of Automotive! Maybe Google can help you out better :)

Hey there! I am studying in RWTH Aachen :) The problem is everyone is interested in "automobile" without knowing what the "course" and future opportunities are about. Even computer engineers are "Automobile fans" buddy, that doesn't mean they are interested in "studying" Automotive!!! And this is the reason why I made this video, which explains everything! The fact is, if you would have had got exposure into other fields, you surely would have switched to those. Automotive is everything related to autonomous vehicles and electronics now! Also believe me, if you are not from IITs getting into Automotive is tough, not impossible but extremely tough! The decision is yours in the end whether to take my advice and apply to other fields(in addition to Automotive), or to stick with automotive, only to get dissapointed in the end :)

Hey man! Thanks a lot for your question. I am glad that you have put trust in me, so I really want to help you out. Look buddy "I DON'T want you to work in Automobile industry." I want you to explore other fields in mechanical engineering which are less competitive than Automotive (Automotive masters is very difficult to get in Germany). Mechanical Engineering field is fucking vast and unfortunately we did not get a lot of exposure to a number of other interesting fields during our Bachelors! But you surely have Google with you and that friend of yours can help you with that if you are truly on this path of seeking the truth ;) The other thing which you mentioned that you want to design and develop your own ....... Look buddy it's good to have dreams and ambitions. I don't know about your background at all BUT based just on your question I can say that you are living in a fucking fantasy! To design and develop something of your own, especially the things which you have mentioned requires extensive knowledge and number of years of experience into that field! And that is the reason why people spend half of their lives in doing a PhD. I want you to start thinking "practically" now. You are too much detached from reality which at this age is not helpful ;) You can visit the site Daad, there you would find all the courses and universities. Just search for Daad on google and then go to International Programmes Hope this helps :)

IC Engines are things of the past Welcome to 2022 where electric vehicles are the norm :)

@@infinity2355 ok Bruder.... But as u know in india... Our books aren't updated as that of technology is updating day by day ... So I m lil bit of nervous that how can I gain knowledge of electric vehicles... Nd are there any future of hydrogen fuel cell cars

@@nazimshaikh2172 So is that why you want to learn about engine tuning because the syllabus is outdated? :) Try to do internships or job and gain work experience Getting into automotive masters is very difficult in Germany. The competition is same as getting into IITs in India.

@@infinity2355 actually my father owns landmark Mercedes dealership so I have done internship there for 2 years in service centre.... No sir actually the reason is we aren't getting any information about electric vehicles...i also talked to my superiors they said u will get to know about them in ur masters degree, is it true???

@@nazimshaikh2172 Getting into an English taught Automotive engineering masters is next to impossible if you aren't from IITs. Better to look for other fields and try to explore more. Edit- Don't address me as 'Sir', that's for shitheads and I ain't one :)

Hey man Yup you can apply to more than one programs at RWTH :) Glad you asked But also there are universities where you can apply to only one program. If that is the case, the universities mention that on their website and if it's not mentioned and you are not sure about that, you can always write an email to the university for clarification. Universities respond to every email they get and they are friendly :)

Hey there! From what I know is that the Automobile industry now has a lot of requirements in the software sector. Autonomous vehicle research is on a rise and therefore computer science background is a must. Speaking about electric vehicles there are lots of innovations being done in the manufacturing part. Like manufacturing of electric motors, battery packs etc. What the industry needs is to automate the manufacturing as well as improve the efficiency, reduce waste etc. Thus Data Science in Manufacturing is on a rise as hell lot of manufacturing data is being collected and can be used to improve the processes. For Data science and machine learning again you need a software background. So IT sector is on a rise everywhere. Your question about aerodynamics and everything. Tbh I ain't sure because when searching for jobs I have never searched for an aerodynamics engineer if such a position even exists. Furthermore, there is no specific course or area of car design engineering neither would you find any jobs in a field thay doesn't exist in the first place. I would highly recommend you to initially work for a few years before jumping to pursue masters. Please try to understand how real world actually works. I can see that there is lack of understanding of work that is actually being done in industries. Aerodynamics is one of the many parts of Automotive production and there are 1000 other things as well. There are companies who have already solved this issue as they're in the market for several years but R&D is still there but is a very tiny space. All in all I would say it totally depends upon the company whether they offer jobs in the field you want. Again I would first advice you to enter and understand how real world actually works because at this moment that's more important!

bro are u doing this courses in english?

@@user-iq4fz9yh2k no bro in German.

@@infinity2355 thanks 🙏

Yeah if you do both Bachelors as well as Masters in Germany definitely you will learn a lot!!! Only you can answer this question because it ultimately comes down whether you can afford it or not. If you can and if you wish to do your Bachelors go ahead :) If you can't do Bachelors in India and then Masters here :)

Google Daad and go to international programmes. In the search bar type which field you want and when you hit search you will get all the universities in Germany which provide the relevant course Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 Bhai tqsm❤️ for the reply. Next time, I will text u in Instagram, plse do guide us.👍🏼🙏

What I know about it is that it is a public university which is a good thing. Also the Automotive course there might be in German, isn't it?

Go for computer science kid, your life would be much better and you would have lots of opportunities! That's my point of view, ultimately the decision is yours. The automobile industry in India is not that great, if you pursue automotive from a tier 3 college you won't get a job. In order to be successful in Germany you need to have a work experience prior to starting your masters. If you don't get into IITs/NITs you won't be able to get a job in India unless you have someone close working in a company and can get you in. If you do computer science from a tier 3 college you still can get a decent job and once you start working upon your skills you can become better and get at a better position. Getting into Automotive is also very difficult in Germany because of the unnecessary hype created around this field. Germans usually aren't that crazy with regards to Automotive even though their country is known for that :) The automotive industry has changed entirely and now they want people from computer science more. People who can code, work with cloud, know about autonomous vehicles and work upon them, use machine learning to detect obstacles in autonomous driving, implementing machine learning in battery management system and so on. These are the fields which the Automotive industry heavily relies upon. All of them are mostly related to computer science. I have been telling the same stuff in this video and also other videos since the last 3 years. In the era of Artificial Intelligence where the entire world is heading towards digitalisation, automation, robotics, machine learning and data science it's sad to see that we still want to pursue outdated and worthless fields. I wish you all the very best :)

@@infinity2355 thank you so much 😊

Hey what do you wanna know? Did not understand your question :)

@@infinity2355 bro, i want to do bachelor of mechanical engineering...

@@suhailcs7251 yeah that's great Learn German :) That's all I can tell, if you can give me some data as to what you want to know specifically then only can I respond properly :)

Do what you feel like doing at the moment. The main thing is that you should be interested in what you're doing, also being aware of the current changes happening in the industry. Once you feel disinterested into something you already have been doing, then pivot.

Getting into English taught public university is possible for some other course. But if you aren't from IITs or NITs getting into English taught Automotive Engineering is not possible at all. It all depends upon the availability if there is any university providing semi english and german course. Of course if you want you can go for German taught course but is it really worth it? Moreover, coming to Germany without any prior work experience is a career suicide. You need to have some work experience because that's what the market demands. To put things more into perspective just google Audi karriere BMW karriere Porsche karriere Daimler karriere Look at the job openings at these major Automotive companies and then you can reply to this comment as to how many job positions were related to what you studied in your Bachelors. Please do this exercise this would put things more into perspective!! By doing this you would realise that you need not necessarily pursue Automotive engineering, instead you can study something else and use that knowledge and work in an automotive company. I have been repeating the same shit in 3 of my other videos and I really hate repeating myself but I guess I would be doing that for the rest of my life :) Hope this helps and do the thing which I told you All the best!

Hey there Thanks for the question :) You said you're already moving to Germany to do bachelors but don't know which field you're pursuing? I think you should enroll for computer science in my opinion because this is the field which is taking over the entire world. Artificial intelligence, data science, machine learning all are extremely important in today's world and have a huge application in the Automotive industry. The following is a job post of BMW www.bmwgroup.jobs/de/de/professionals.html?tl=sea-gl-GSP%20(BG)%20BMW%20Jobs%20%26%20Karriere-mix-miy-.-sech-Karriere-.-e-bmw%20karriere-.-.&clc=sea-gl-GSP%20(BG)%20BMW%20Jobs%20%26%20Karriere-mix-Karriere&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIk835wKym_QIVmIbVCh06yQbOEAAYASAAEgIf1vD_BwE#location=DE&&jobType=STANDARD&&jobType=GRADUATE_JOB Take a look at what they are asking for. Secondly, deciding your masters degree without even doing bachelors is the utmost stupidity. You're not well informed, neither you have the data to choose your 'Masters' degree field. The only reason you want to do Automotive is because you're 'passionate' about cars. Is this how you decide? Have you considered the scope of the field? Have you considered the money you would earn? Have you considered the work life balance? Have you considered career growth? Have you considered the relevancy of your skills in the market after 10 years? Do you even know what work do people do after pursuing masters in Automotive? Do you have the data to decide your masters degree field even before doing your bachelors kid? My experience has showed me that computer science is the field which is gonna grow thousands of times and is ruling the world. A bachelor in computer science opens up several opportunities and you definitely won't regret it. In the end it's your life and yours decision to make I wish you all the very best :)

Why won't that be possible?

Depends upon why you want to migrate to Germany. You wanna pursue education or what? :)

@@infinity2355 yes bro for education

@@aryanlukhi9536 Start learning German Start looking for the course which you want to study Start searching for the universities which provide that course Check the university's website and note down which exams you need to give Apply to that university Wait for the result That's it :)

@@infinity2355 ❤️

No the university does not mention any minimum cgpa. It depends upon the quality of applications they recieve. From my experience its easier to get into CAME than in Simulation science as CAME is paid and SS is free in RWTH

@@infinity2355 Thanks

Explore explore explore Use google Follow people on linkedin If you are too young like around 15, then first focus on what's in your bucket list now! As you will mature you will know what to go for!

@@infinity2355 I am passed my class 10th now I want to go in Diploma Engineering but which field should I take because I am also after Diploma coming to Germany for Degree I like Automobile but now which field I go for it.

@@savitakuhada6034 Go with what you like :)

@@infinity2355 Can you suggest me some fields.

@@savitakuhada6034 I will highly recommend you to do what you like because if I suggest you something and you are not able to do that, then that's on me which I don't want :)

Sorry man but i know nothing about Italy

Hey there! Thanks for the question :) If you have 2-3 years of gap you can tell what you were doing at that time and how it has helped you professionally or maybe personally. Tbh no can really tell what the admission committee decides. Cgpa is not the sole factor on which your admission depends upon BUT it is extremely important because that is a kind of filter. I don't know whether this is correct or not but from my experience universities shortlist your application based upon your Bachelor grades AND then they go ahead with rest of your profile such as reading your SOPs Resume etc! Getting into an english taught Automotive course is very difficult with a 7 cgpa! But you can still apply if you want to there is no harm in it. You already know there are several stupids out there who know only about Automotive Engineering as a course for masters🤦🏽‍♂️ They can't think of anything else and that is why the competition is so high. Now there are ways through which you can enter into Automobile industry because these industries are also require Manufacturing, Production, Business studies, Finance and many more. If you are from Mechanical then Production is something you can look into. Believe me Production in 2021 is very different from what it was few years ago. Everything is now digitalized. Just search for Industry 4.0 on KZfaq, you will get an idea about that. I hope I was able to answer your question! I wish you insanely fucking success🙌🏽

@@infinity2355 thanks for replying and at the same time wishing me good in my life . Okay so after this my next question would be , can I get into the good universities in Germany , who teach German Automotive course (not English) ?? Is it easier ? And I have completed my Bachelor's in Automobile Engineering . And I have done two internships and currently trying to start writing and publishing some research papers if possible and also want to apply for more internships in electric vehicle field . But keeping all that aside ....as you said ...I can also apply for MSc in Mechanical Engineering (production) in Germany ...so a gpa of 7.16 is good enough for English taught courses ? I mean I really would love to be in a top college because I want a job there . For real . So if you please tell me something more about courses and placements in Mechanical courses in German . Thanks .😊

@@pradyumnamishra4810 in your first question are you asking me is it "easier" to get into German taught courses compared to English? Then the answer is YES. Universities here don't have a ranking system, so there is not "top" university here like it's in India. As long as the university is public you can go for that but even some private universities are good but you have to spend a lot of money. Don't go according to the ranking system that is absolutely bullshit. Go with what you are interested in (apart from Automotive because that's very difficult), search for universities, check whether they are Public or Private (Public> Private always) and then apply. 7 cgpa is not that baaaaadd and you shouldn't worry too much about something which cannot change now. Move forward in your life you have a good profile apply to universities and wait for them to reply. And finally learn German that is the single most important factor which will make or break the deal(you can trust me on this) Go to google seach Daad Then go to international programmes and that is where you will begin the journey to explore the truth ;)

Mechatronics Mechanical and Automobile has no fucking value in the Indian job market

@@infinity2355 what bachelor's should I take so that I can do my masters in Germany related to electric vehicles

I never looked wearing glasses as a major problem. There are millions of people who wear glasses in the 21st century and most of them also work in good companies with a very competitive salary and position. Glasses have no effect on your chances of getting hired as long as you can see! If you are applying to some position like Pilot or something there they can ask for a perfect vision.

Thanks a lot for the information

Yup if you are interested in it go for it :) But it's difficult (the studies), atleast for me it was.

@@infinity2355 with my profile i dnt think i will be able to get into the top universities so should i go forward with this thought of mine Im thinking to go with a loan( middle class family staying in chawl) so just scared with job prospects and dnt want to come to india bare handed I was preparing for ese and gate bt my rank is poor not under 500 so top iits so i feel lost in life and have to take a decision as quick as possible

@@johniitjodhpur You are right about the fact that computational requires an outstanding profile The part where you told about taking a loan and coming back empty handed, for that I would say that even I don't come from a wealthy family and the probability of returning back empty handed is always there especially in this Covid crisis. But I was determined to work extremely hard, which I do, so I was sure that I would do something with my life if I made this decision. Not only me but there are people I know who work harder than me and are far more talented than anyone else can ever be! I never appeared for GATE or ESE exams because these were not my cup of tea. I had decided to come to Germany very early in my Bachelors. For me it was the only option and to be honest I was not at all interested in Government Jobs. Even if in the future I return without a job I won't regret my decision because this is what I always wanted to do. I had no other alternatives of a Government job or cracking Gate, but if that time comes I am prepared for that, but also I would not give up which is the mindset with which everyone comes here ;) That does not mean that you shouldn't consider financial background. You would always struggle financially here(if you belong to middle class like me) and there is always the risk of not getting a job, no one can guarantee you. I don't know much about GATE or ESE but if your rank is between 500-1000 thats still amazing according to me(again I don't know if it's a great rank or not) If you have financial problems I would recommend you not to come here and if you still decide to come please have some resources which can help you financially. Resources can be scholarships, funding from govt or maybe personal savings with which you can survive here atleast for 8-9 months! Other option is to again try for the exams you appeared for to improve your rank and get into a good college in India. The thing which you told about being lost in life, believe me I have been there several times, and yeah that is also the time when people show you their true colours ;) Just work hard and keep on doing that Also "try" to make the decisions which you feel would be good for you! You can never ever reach the "perfect" decision because you never know what the "alternative" would be and that's how life is! I wish you incredible success🙌🏽

Mechatronics and robotics

Hey man! Thanks for asking :) No! Whats the problem? But you should be able to describe what you did for 2 years and how did that helped you professionally or maybe personally :) Edit- I hope that my interpretation of your question was correct :)

Thanks for watching :)

Hey brother :) Thanks for the question You want for masters or bachelors? Because I know only for masters Here are some of those which I know- Automotive Engg- RWTH Aachen International automotive- TH Ingolstadt Commercial Vehicle Technology- TU Kaiserslautern Automotive Engg- Esslingen University Automotive Engg- FH Aachen

What research work have you done? And what patents do you have? Would like to know about it if you are willing to share :)

@@infinity2355 Thank you for the quick response bro. I want a master's program. I have published research papers on the hoverbike, suspension system, vehicle front bumpers, alternative charging technology for electric vehicles and also done patent work on the steering system and other areas. your suggestion is really helpful for me, I was a bit confused with universities and their courses for my field of interest thank you.

@@BigTrade.7 well there more universities which you can find on Daad.de site. Search for Daad on google and then go to international programmes. These were the very few courses which I knew. I would like to give you an additional advice. Apply to other courses as well apart from Automotive. Lookout for courses related to production and manufacturing. Things can go wrong, so be ready for that. And this is the reason why I made this video It's upto you if you want to take my advice, you won't regret it :)

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Bachelors in Germany is always better than any private university in India. So that would be my answer as you did not give me any other data There are many variables which come into play when making such decisions. Consider your willingness of travelling to a whole new country where English is not spoken. Can you cope up with that? What about how you would fund your studies and living? Did you consider that? Did you consider your mental preparedness? And so on.. My goal is not to attract students to come here and study, my aim is that people have successful careers and reach their best potential with the finite resources available to them! Studying in India especially the universities you mentioned is also a good option. It's not that everyone should come to Germany, many people who study in India are also more successful than the ones who come here or go to the United States. BUT if you want to have a different experience with your life at such a young age, you want to explore more at such a young age, you have the balls to be independent and that too in an entirely different culture AND most importantly you have the financial capacity to do so, then Yeah you can come here, or maybe better go to United States. Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355what funds or fees I can expect for 4 year btech program..I am not from a very rich background ,I mean normal government job talking about living independent that I am already in whole preparing for jee.. Thanks a lot for your reply brother ❤️

@@rambahudarchaurasiya4308 Not 4 year Bachelors but 6 years(add 2 years more for masters). People usually do masters here after their bachelors. You can expect around 60 lakh INR. People here speak German. Ask yourself how much German you have learnt. Living independently in an entirely different country having an entirely different language is different. Also you need to start applications atleast 6 months before the deadline. Take your decisions wisely. It's not something which you decide after talking to someone who makes videos on KZfaq, in the end you alone have to go through all the shit Why did you actually come up with this idea??

Depends upon the area of the work. Technical field of course NOT, there might be exceptions but I haven't ever seen anyone from commerce background working in for instance autonomous vehicles. Finance, economics and all the other branches of commerce are relevant for any company and just like any other company, Automotive company too has these areas where people are needed. But if your question is getting into Automotive Engineering work by having commerce background, Nope!

Always better to do abroad. Mechanical engineering that too in private colleges in India, you have no future! Mechanical studies are already outdated in Indian private universities and have no industrial relevance. Go for Computer Science if you're doing your Bachelors in India

@@infinity2355 am in 12th... and wish to step in automotive industry in design terms.... so have to ho for mechanical... and i see this... suggestion worthy.... thanks man 😊.. bas papa ko manana hai

@@alphaish474 i would suggest explore Computer Science field. It's the present as well as the future. Not questioning your decisions but in my honest opinion go with computer science! Just my 2 cents in the end it's your life

If you want a good life and money Computer Science in my opinion In the end it's your decision :)

After 10th you did it bro?

Content wise there is no difference between an English and a German taught course. However there can be some electives which won't be available in English. From getting a job perspective course language does not matter as long as you can speak German. Also getting in a German taught automotive is far easier than an english taught one. I would advice you to explore other fields apart from Automotive shit! And that is what I told in the video :)

Hey there Sorry I missed your comment Alright let's begin You said that you sre learning German. Do NOT stop at A2, do as many levels as you could. A2 is nothing, it's just Kindergarten stupid level. CATIA, CREO, Ansys are the most commonly used softwares and I had to use those during my Bachelor studies. You don't know to use even one of them is kinda weird, but it's alright I cannot make any judgements without knowing shit. If you want, you should atleast learn CATIA and if you are interested in simulation then only go for Ansys. But CATIA is fine. You can join some classes if you can afford, else you can learn via KZfaq. The certificate has no value but skills matter a lot. Coding is extremely extremely important. I would suggest you to learn Python. There are lot of courses on Udemy which you can give a try. The courses are cheap, like around ₹450. Yes Germans have a fixed pay scale but wtf it has to do with selection of course. I would say that since you are in your 4 th year and final semester you might have had figured out where your interest lies. All you have to do is search courses related to your interest on Daad.de (you know what this site is, don't you? If not just tell me). Your grade is extremely good, but fucking make use of it. I really liked that you have already started learning German. Don't you fucking "stop" at A2 my friend,rather do more levels, if you have time. It would be really worth it!!!! 1) Work experience is extremely important. Not only it helps you to get a job after your masters, but it also helps you during your studies to get a student job at the university or maybe internships. I would highly recommend you to work somewhere and gain experience. In my opinion, you shouldn't come here without any work experience. 2) Till what level? Till it becomes your fucking mother tongue Period No there is no compulsion of taking B1 level training in any university. I don't know about each and every university but this thing might be true for some courses in some universities. 3) For CAE- Ansys For CAD- CATIA, Solidworks You can learn both. Again depends upon where your interests lies. This is something which I learnt in my second year of Bachelors itself. CAD and CAE are the basic requirements in Mechanical!!! 4) Learn German more. Keep learning till you become fluent. 5) NOTHING is compulsion! But it is always better to have knowledge in either one of those. 6) If the university did not ask for it, DON'T DO. Most of them (not all) would use your GRE result as a toilet paper if they didn't ask for it. 7) YES references can give you an upper hand always. BUT Who the FUCK told you that it's IMPOSSIBLE to get a job without reference?? Who the fuck are you talking to about these things dude?? Thanks a lot for the question I hope I was able to answer every question of yours. I did my level best to answer everything. Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 Thankyou so much bro! i learned ANSYS in past 2 months as my btech project demanded it ! My project was based on ansys fluent and DOE. Right now i am working on publishing a Journel based on my small research project.(Hope it gives an edge to my application) i will try my level best to be fluent at deutsch. Thankyou so much bro. Have you done a video on Uniassist? i am finding it difficult and confusing to apply through uniassist.

​@@hallo-xp2whare u in Germany ?

If you want to enter into coding related field and your job requires you to do programming then definitely YES. I think coding is compulsory for everyone no matter the field! Especially it requires for Industry 4.0 fields

www2.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/detail/4599/#tab_registration This is the link for that course. They have specified the requirements for the course. Take a look first and if you match the criteria you can try for this course

Hey buddy Thanks for the question But I don't want you to pursue Automotive Engineering, but want you to explore other fantastically fucking amazing fields in Mechanical (if you are from mechanical). That's what I explained in the video

What is the full-form of IPE? You need to provide me complete information as to which country you did your Bachelors in and also your field name exactly. As to doing masters in Automotive if you're from Mechanical then you can go for it.

IPE means Industrial Production Engineering

There are various scholarships being awarded by Daad you can search for them. Google Daad scholarships Also there is Deutschland Stipendium google that as well Some universities here in Germany also provide scholarships, but that depends upon the university you are going for But remember that getting a scholarship is extremely difficult because of the high competition and a lot of exceptionally well people are applying for it. I hope you get it! Hope this helps :)

For the first question I would advice you to visit Daad site. Google Daad and go to International Programmes. There you can find about Automotive Software Engineering and the requirements for the same. Yes, the master courses here are really intense and you have to study a lot sometimes. Often students do Student assistant jobs in the university, which helps them to gain experience and also earn money. The second type of part time is doing 'odd jobs' such as newspaper delivering, waiter in restaurants, chocolate factory etc. My advice to you would be to come here with the intention to study and not to do a part time job. I totally understand how managing finance is difficult here and have gone through that phase. I would recommend you to have enough finances to support you atleast for 1& 1/2 year (total 3 semesters) without part time job. During this time you can focus on your studies and score good grades. After that you can do a part time job depending upon your situation! I hope this helps :)

You can find for all the relevant courses on Daad. Just Google Daad and go to international programmes. You would get a list of all the universities that provide the course you wish to pursue Since you did not mention any exact work, I would advice you to look out for different fields. The fact is that everything is dependent on each other. For eg if you are interested into material science then you can pursue masters into that and can work in the research field of developing light weight materials for aviation industry. Or maybe you van pursue Production and then work in an aviation industry. All these are connected to each other. Hope this helps :)

I don't know Don't choose your bachelors based on courses available for masters. What if that field changes completely by the time you're done with Bachelors? And don't stick to one thing. There are a bunch of things out there which you aren't even aware of. I would advice you to either go for Mechatronics or Computer Science! Computer Science has a demand everywhere even in electric vehicles. In this era where everything is online and digitalised computer science is the field which would never lose its demand

@@infinity2355 If I'm interested will I be able to do my masters in automobile after taking mechatronics. And I'm really interested in electrical engineering and also automobiles. Will I be eligible to take master degree in automobile after electrical engineering!? Every master degree has its own requirements in bachlors am I right? What are the bachlors degree popuarlu accepted for automobile masters

You need not do Automobile engineering to pursue a career in Design. You can take up a general course and then enter into design field. However, I would like to add here is that you should broaden your scope and should focus on Design of other things as well. That was actually the point of my video not to focus only on "Automobile" but to explore other things. I would suggest you to Google "Algorithm based Design" and "Agile Product Development" Hope is helps :)

It depends where you are in your life right now! If you are around 15-16 years of age then I will advice you to focus on your board exams and if they are done focus on the next "immediate" step! You don't need to know which course you should pursue when you haven't even started your 12 th std studies. So first I need to know what are you doing currently?

@@elvinimmanuel6846 Automobile is a noun that usually refers to a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation whereas automotive is an adjective relating to motor vehicles. This is the main difference between automobile and automotive.

Hey there To your second question- There is nothing new which you can do. Just score well in your Bachelors and get a good job. Work for 2 years and meanwhile learn German and then apply to universities. You can find the universities on Daad site. Search for Daad on Google and go to international programmes. There you will find all thr information. To your first question- apply for a visa, book a ticket, board the plane and come :)

Hey I can't tell you because I am from Mechanical But I asked someone I know He told me CS is better than IT because IT is more of tool based admin work Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 thank you buddy !! Which university are you in ? I am gonna try for TU Berlin, but there's still 2 yrs for me so I have just decided what will I do and let's see how well it goes .

@@sarvadnyalad6262 I am just in some university in Germany ;) Focus more on what's in your hands now, work hard and let things play out on their own! You might have a completely different perspective after you graduate! Who knows? ;)

@@infinity2355 yess I am giving my best right now , thanks dude

Production Advanced Manufacturing Production Systems Robotics Automation Mechatronics Industry 4.0 related topics Supply Chain Management Operation Excellence Industrial Engineering

All I know about it is that is an applied science university :) I think the course would be in German. First check whether its a public university or not. If it is, then closely go through the course modules and write them down. Search for those fields and check what job opportunities are related to those fields and also consider your interests :)

Hi भाई! Please allow me to reply in English because I can write in English very fast and mostly I avoid using english words to write Hindi on social platforms. I prefer using Devanagari script but again I don't know all the Hindi words :) There is no such thing like placements here in German universities. Once you are done with your studies you have to apply to companies by yourself. Also companies always prefer here thay you hold atleast a masters degree. Also this trend is very common here because almost every student here does not stop after bachelors but they also pursue masters. Job opportunities are abundant here if you pursue bachelors as well as masters here in Germany. Also the quality of education is far superior than in India, so you need not worry about that. I hope this helps :)

Mechatronics, Computer Science or Robotics Choose out of these 3

@@infinity2355 Mechatronics

I’m only getting the option of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering in particular college

@@poetic_buddy3844 I am not in favour of either of them. The world is ruled by computer science now and more jobs are created by this field. Everything is being automated now and more research opportunities are being created in the field of computer science Best is to go for mechanical in that case

And again the world is moving at a rapid rate and everything is changing very fast. I don't know exactly which country are you from but the Indian technical education system is not in alignment to the rapid developments that's happening If I were to know this I would have had never opted for Mechanical engineering for my Bachelors.

Well the answer to your question is very simple- Just apply ;) Now there is some chunk of data which is missing in your question. How many months can you do an internship? Is it mandatory in your Bachelors or is it you who wants to do that? You should directly mail the companies asking for internship opportunities. Ofcourse you can also mail the universities. Then you can send your resume, your cover letter, transcripts etc to them and wait for their reply. There is a small catch here, from my experience you should prepare your documents in German or chances of getting a reply are next to nil. Now if that's a problem to you then I would say apply to companies with German documents and University with English ones, but again German would be better. Besides, I would suggest to do an internship after 6 th semester or 7 th because by that time you have studied a lot and also you might discover your interests. Hope it helps :)

@@infinity2355 ok.yes it's compulsory for us to have internship,so as to have "industry experience".I found many summer school happening in German universities,like aanchen,Munich, but that's pretty costly(in terms of summer school).is there any kind of scholarship for that through DAAD?

@@tanaymungali6649 Actually I don't have a lot of information regarding this because I never applied for an internship while I was doing Bachelors. Summer school is not an internship, although they provide you with grades and ects required. Indeed they are costly so in my opinion you should look only for internship opportunities. Now, I would suggest you to apply to universities for an internship at their research institute. In addition, I would like to tell that the systems here is different. There are many research institutes that come "under" one university. So you need to visit the site of the university and then you need to figure out the research area you would like to do an internship. You must have a very strong reason as to why you want to do an internship in that respective field. This strong motivation/reason can be backed up by good grades in that field or participation in competitions related to that field, or maybe some work which you did in your college voluntarily. There are many ways you can figure it out :) I would also like to add that while applying you can also write in your application that you are seeking a voluntary internship. Now, remember you can only get voluntary internship in a university and NOT in a company, so don't ask companies for voluntary internships. You should also start applying 6-9 months before your date of start because it takes a lot of time. I don't want to build false hopes here but getting an internship at a university is difficult because universities already have students who are applying as bachelor thesis or master thesis, but there is no harm in trying ;) Finally I would also like to tell you that its great that you are planning from now, however, sometimes you would also face hell lot of rejections. For that I would say if by chance you don't get a positive reply you can do an internship at your home country and then get some experience and apply to masters. No big deal :) Hope it helps!

Yes you can But I think that German is very important for you and you need to give TestDaf

@@infinity2355 I think that I have a problem. I don't have 1st Name . I have second Name. I mean that my Name is Tahsin. I have question to you. Will be any problem happened to admit in Automotive engineering University without 1st name?

@@mohammadtahsin7190 Hey, thanks for the question again! No you won't face any problem! Universities give admission based on your skills, your profile, your grades, your work experience, your extra curricular activities etc. They don't take their decisions based on your "Name" I have two first names, so you think that I get 2 extra points more than you? Your "Name" does not play any role in getting an "admit". Focus on improving your profile and not your name! I hope it helps :)

@@infinity2355 . Can you give me your WhatsApp Number? Don't mind . Because you are senior person. And you are helpful person. I will take any suggestion from you .. A lot of thanks

@@mohammadtahsin7190 you can dm me on instagram or ask your questions here

Hi Thanks for the question :) Your question sounds immature so before answering it I would like to know how old are you?

Your course modules/subjects in your bachelors should match the requirements stated for the masters degree, else it's not possible. If you are NOT from IITs getting into English taught automotive masters in Germany is a dream you should get rid of. If you don't like chemical engineering and want to seek an alternative career then nothing is better than Data Science both in India as well as Germany. Data scientist are also needed in Automotive companies.

That's great buddy :)

Hey buddy you can go through Daad site for that. You should look for what interests you other than Automotive A few courses which I always tell when I get such a question are CVT TU Kaiserslautern Advanced Manufacturing Process TU Chemnitz NPE RWTH Aachen I can't remember anymore thats why google Daad and then go to International Programmes section, there you would find everything On a side note I know that's not what you mean but there is no course in whole Germany that will "easily" get you a job. It depends upon "You" buddy, your skills, your profile, your competence, your abilities, your hardwork and your consistent effort to become better both professionally and personally. Hope this helps :)

@@infinity2355 thankyou for the information bro!!! I am subscribing you❤️

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RWTH Aachen MS in Automotive (extremely competitive) TH Ingolstadt Automotive (Again extremely competitive) Esslingen University Design and development in Automotive (Very difficult to get an admit because again, high competition) Edit- I remember only these 3 which are English taught and all three are Master courses

I am not sure but are you talking about Fachabitur or something? If that's the case, then I would say that you get a job as a technician maybe. So you can get a job if you can speak German. BUT I get a feeling (please don't get pissed off if I made a wrong judgement) that you are doing this just so that you can come to Germany and you don't give a fuck about the work you are gonna do. Believe me it's gonna screw you up very badly! If you take a loan you won't be earning that much!!

In terms of knowledge- Germany In terms of getting an admit(most important) - USA In terms of money- USA

@@infinity2355 ok thanks . But India se kya Interviews crack karke ana possible hoga ?

@@sushkiduniya4561 हां पर वह तुम्हारी काबिलियत (skill set) पर निर्भर करता है। उसके लिए काफी सालों का तजुर्बा यानी की वर्क एक्सपीरियंस चाहिए। और तो और वह भी जानी-मानी कंपनी में। लेकिन उसके बाद भी निश्चित (guarantee) नहीं कि हो पाएगा की नहीं। पर आशा करता हूं तुम्हें मिल जाए। All the very best!

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Because what if you don't just want to work in an automobile company, but are really passionate, and want to one day start your own??

In conclusion, look at other fields as well in addition to Automotive. You might explore something which you might find more interesting than Automotive. And that can also have some application in Automobile industry

@@Marconeiliv to your second question- It also depends upon what you are passionate about. You might be passionate about building Automotive body parts or simply the body. Then Automotive is not going to help you in this, what infact is going to help you is Manufacturing Technology. This is just an example, there are actually many different fields which are indirectly related to Automotive. Hope this helps

Well you can but I am not sure of that Usually some courses have requirements written like -Bachelors in Mechanical/Automobile etc etc Like for Germany it might be tough as they require you to have studied few subjects which they have in their own Bachelors as well. For Canada that might be not that strict but I am not sure.

@@infinity2355 alright thanks bro

You can find that information on the website of the course itself

@@infinity2355 the website does not specify the requirements clearly.

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@@ayushdoshi1419 www.tum.de/nc/en/studies/application/master/application-master/

bewerbungen@mw.tum.de This is the email if you have any questions regarding the application procedure or requirements. You can email them and they would definitely help you out.

Hi Adhin You are in the same situation as I was 1.5 years ago. Believe me your question itself has the answers. You are interested in the "mechanical" areas of electric vehicles. Well, I would like to dissapoint you here but no such field exists. I exactly know what you are thinking because I used to think the same. Even I had done bachelor project in electric vehicles. I know how people think because I used to do the same and that's why i made this video. I am also going to make another video related to this electric vehicle, probably next year as right now I am busy with other stuff :) I want you to focus on production, manufacturing. Take a look at NPE course at RWTH. It has the module Electric mobility, maybe that might interest you. But you'll understand only after you start studying. Like if you would check the electromobility job fields in huge companies like Porsche, you would notice that they specifically ask for candidates who have studied electronics. Electric vehicles are all related to electronics unfortunately. You are looking out for a field that does not even exist (Mechatronics is different). I learnt this the hard way :) Edit- Let me know if this answered your question or not

Hi. Thanks a lot for your response. It means a lot. And also. Can you tell me ways to strengthen my profile? I'm 2020 graduate and my CGPA is 6.7 , I know it's a bit hard to get admits. Do u have any idea, that you could just share?

@@adhingopuj9324 German universities put a lot of emphasis on Bachelor grades. If you want to go for Automotive (most of which are free courses) they require a very high cgpa. Universities always screen applications first based on grades and then they go further. All I can say is work in some company related to "any" field you get into. This pandemic has already knocked off many job opportunities so its better to go for what you get as long as its related to Mechanical engineering :)

Okay. Thank you for your response

There are lot of job opportunities not only for Indians but for everyone. German companies hire you if you are good at two things 1) At what you do 2) German language (speaking and understanding/comprehension)

Hi Thanks for the question. Sorry but I can't tell you anything about it. Admit to any university depends on several factors and you should not make decisions based on my opinions! Just apply and wait patiently for the result, thats all I can say.

@@infinity2355 brother can you suggest one or two university that might select me??

@@abhinavakash1344 Hey brother You are asking me the same question in a different way😂 Alright I can name a few universities which I tell everyone BUT I can never ever guarantee whether you would get an admit or not. RWTH- Network Production Engineering TU Chemnitz- Advanced Manufacturing Engineering HTW Berlin - Automotive Management There are many other universities having techno management courses as well. Google Daad and then go to International Programmes. There you can see the courses and the universities which provide those. Also there is information regarding whether the universities are private or public. Research more and you will find something which matches your interests, goals and capabilities. Hope this helps

@@infinity2355 😅thanx brother... Ur help is highly appreciated

Sorry but I did not understand your question :)

@@infinity2355 bro I m saying that I don't know that in which field of automotive engineering should I go in like designing manufacturing or production or drafting what in that ? And can u pls tell which fields r there basically in automobile masters pls thanks

@@rohitdadwal3399 hey hii Um you got something wrong here.. designing, manufacturing, production fields come under mechanical engineering and not Automotive! Since most of the companies are working on Autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles after Automotive masters you will probably work in one these two fields. And please don't get excited with electric vehicles because your work would mostly be related to electronics and it would not be fit for you if your inclination is mechanical! Hope this helps :)

@@rohitdadwal3399 your question was very basic and unacceptably wrong. May I know what are you studying? Have you started your Bachelors?

@@infinity2355 mechanical 4 sem bro like I want to do in automobile sector either hybrid or electric vehicle or autonomous like in tesla stuff like u know but there r more fields too and in automobile only u will have desingning manufacturing and all too bro

Thanks for the question. But uhh this kinda is weird. You did civil engineering, didn't you? You won't get into Automotive in my opinion because it requires mechanical or Automotive background. For Data analytics you need to have some subjects which were related to computer science! None of the fields that you mentioned are even close to your bachelor field!

Mechanical design engineering has good scope always. But things have got more advanced now. Conventional designing is actually bullshit and in my opinion has no fucking value. I would like you to google Algorithmic based design I didn't understand what you mean by mechanical being a shortage skill in Germany. What exactly do you mean? thank you very much Peace :)

@@infinity2355 Thank you for your reply, I'll surely look into algorithmic based design, I was talking about CFD & CAE type of design & analysis field. And by shortage skill I mean as Germany promoting scarcity of skilled labour so does we fall in to that catagory!?

@@kayastharpit6896 ooo my bad. Yup CAE and CFD have very very good scopes. Don't worry about that at all :) But these two fields are quite difficult as well, I mean the study part, so be prepared ;) But you can still look for Algorithm based design it might interest you. I am sorry but I still didn't understand the second question. From what I understood is you are asking whether there are very few people in Germany who are skilled? Then No. You will find a lot of Germans who are highly skilled. Hope this helps

@@infinity2355 Okay buddy! Thanks you for your support! ❤️

Why do you want to work only in the Automotive Industry? Why not the space sector? Why not the manufacturing sector? Why not the Business sector? Why not the clothing sector? Why not the smartphone industry? Have you ever seen the actual work people do in the Automotive sector? Have you talked to them? Do you actually know what the work is?

@@infinity2355 Bro Because I love vehicle especially cars and I like to work in ADAS of cars.I think ADAS works by AI.

@@albin3792 Thanks for your answer buddy. One straight question how old are you and what are you studying currently?

The following site has the answer to your question :) www2.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/

@@infinity2355 thank you for replying, Since you study at rwth can you tell if rwth offer any courses on robotics?

@@theuniverse3782 RWTH International Academy provides Robotics Systems Engineering. It is a paid course Google RWTH Robosys

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You can also go through the other jobs and test 'your' understanding of how companies actually work compared to how you think they work.

@@infinity2355 so as per your knowledge, which mechanical engineering field have great scope and bright future in upcoming era

@@omkulkarni9126 None. Mechatronics, robotics, computer science is the present and the future

Any course in mechanical engineering. Also any course in electronics even computer science. Automotive companies need people from all disciplines. Automotive companies require production engg so you can pursue that. They also require manufacturing engineers so thats an option as well. Further lightweight design for electric vehicles is a research topic which most companies are working on so Material engg can also be an option. Then if you are interested in simulation you can use that knowledge to design aerodynamics of an automobile. Same goes for people who are from other fields. It all comes down to your interest. Moreover after completing masters your work would be more of non technical than technical. Also I know how people think, like when they say they are interested in Automotive field. What they are talking about are those blue collar jobs. Masters degree would land you to a white collar job and mostly your work would be of organizing meetings, projects and documents. The real work, the technical stuff which students are interested in, when they speak about their interest in automotive (as they participated in competitions like Baja and Supra) are the blue collar jobs which are done mostly by Robots now and this automation using Robots is getting more and more advance with time Hope it helps :)

@@infinity2355 thanks.. for the information

I have intrest in "Dynamics and Control" . So which is the best masters course suitable for me..

Does the course you are doing can relate to this field..?

@@febinarun6717 You can check for TU Kaiserslautern CVT course and TH Ingolstadt university's International Automotive course. And yeah RWTH Automotive also has few subjects related to your interest.

It totally depends upon whether you want to pursue bachelor or only masters abroad. There are no such qualifications you need. All you have to do is focus on what you're doing currently! If it's 10 th boards focus on that and study hard. Focus more on science and mathematics and try to score well in these subjects atleast. The next would be to opt for Science stream in Junior college. Again score well in your 12 th boards. I am not sure which exam you have to give for getting an admit in Bachelors because thay totally depends upon the university you are applying to. Focus on where you're now and move forward step by step. And just don't stick to Automotive because your decision is totally based on fancy driven mindset which kids of your age have. You don't know how would you think after 3 years and you would be a totally different person then. So focus on now and take one step at a time. If you do things well now, you would definitely land into the right place! Hope this helps kid :)

@@infinity2355 🤗thx bro