Developing New Age Professionals
“Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think.” Albert Einstein
Your college years are when you learn the foundational concepts and get exposure to industry functioning through practical experiences. But in most instances, it’s also the last stage in your training before you put on the professional gloves. You are gearing up for long and successful innings in your career, and you want to start it on a solid footing. That’s why focusing on extracurricular activities during your programmes remains crucial.
The industry today is looking for a lot more from its employees than ever before. New age industry professionals need to be equipped with lateral thinking skills to arrive at solutions from diverse perspectives. They choose candidates with leadership qualities, teamwork, professionals who can think critically and out of the box. These are just some of the attributes seen in students who emphasize extracurricular activities as much as academic excellence.
New age higher learning institutions like SRM University-AP are leading the way by bridging the gap between industry demands and students’ skills set. Our programmes are designed to promote the holistic growth of students through varied extracurricular activities. Students can opt for activities that are in keeping with their interests and hone their skills. They complement your academic learning and transform you into the well-groomed professionals of tomorrow.
The Department of Student Affairs at SRM University-AP works closely with students, faculty members and staff to create a thriving ecosystem for holistic growth. Students are exposed to enriching experiences that boost their skills and interests through numerous clubs and societies. They also find platforms to showcase their talent and gain confidence while also learning leadership skills as they organize these events and take ownership.
- Art and Culture oriented clubs focused on photography, music, dance etc., engage students in artistic pursuits. They also hone creative thinking skills, which are a tremendous value addition to the repertoire of future professionals.
- The activities of movie clubs, literary clubs are designed to engage students in discussions that offer them a broader perspective. They boost lateral thinking and offer students exposure to diverse backgrounds, cultures and more.
- Students can also participate in various sporting activities on campus. Sports Clubs not only emphasize all-around fitness but also build team spirit and leadership abilities. They boost students’ confidence to perform on bigger stages.
- SRM University-AP endeavours to shape socially conscious and responsible future professionals. Through yoga and meditation, activities of the Welfare Club, students understand the importance of leading fulfilling lives while giving back to society.
- Extracurricular activities can include everything from app development to imbibing entrepreneurship skills through specifically designed clubs. These activities build on the skills learned in the classroom and offer valuable exposure.
All extracurricular activities enhance student engagement on campus, build their organizational skills, boost confidence and transform them into leaders. These are essential skills for new age professionals, so the role of extracurricular activities in their nurturing is indispensable.
SRMJEEE 2025 : Complete and Latest Information
BTech – SRMJEEE Application 2025
If you are here, then the chances are that you already know that SRMJEEE 2025 is the Joint Engineering Entrance Examination held by the SRM Institute of Science and Technology. Appearing for SRMJEEE 2025 is a very convenient method to get into one of the finest research institutes in any part of the country.
Through SRMJEEE 2025, you can become a part of SRM University-AP. Innovation and research at SRM University-AP are multidisciplinary and cutting-edge. You can be a part of one of the most advanced classrooms, learn from exclusive field experts from India and abroad, even take up a semester abroad yourself, and much more.
Are you interested in applying? You are just one simple click away from the smoothest application procedure.
Application for Admissions 2025 is Opened!.
Want to know more? Don’t worry. We will walk you through the entire process. This is as simple as it gets.
Table of Contents
- SRMJEEE 2025 Important Dates
- SRMJEEE 2025 Admission Process
- SRMJEEE 2025 Examination Question Pattern
- SRMJEEE 2025 Syllabus
- SRMJEEE 2025 Eligibility
- SRMJEEE 2025 Application Process
1. SRMJEEE 2025 Important Dates:
The dates for the two-phase examination procedure of SRMJEEE 2025 have been released.
| Entrance Exams for Engineering Programs (SRMJEEE): | ||||
| Number of SRMJEEE Phases – 2 | Timeline of SRMJEEE Phases | |||
| Phase 1* | Phase 2* | Phase 3*# | ||
| SRMJEEE (Remote Protected Online Mode)** | April 22-27, 2025 | June 12-17, 2025 | July 04-05, 2025 | |
| Application Deadline for Each Phase | April 16, 2025 | June 06, 2025 | June 30, 2025 | |
* The mentioned dates are tentative and might be subject to change
** The applicant can take up the examination from their home using their Desktop/Laptop.
*#The allotment of seats in Phase-3 may subject to change depending on the availability of seats across the campuses
SRMJEEE 2025 Phase-2 Instructions
2. SRMJEEE 2025 Admission Process:
3. SRMJEEE 2025 Examination Question Pattern:
- Each question carries one mark. There are NO negative marks. You are encouraged to attempt every question.
- The mode of examination will be online.
- The question paper type will be MCQs or Multiple Choice Questions only.
- The question paper will be in English ONLY.
- Physics- 35 questions
- Chemistry- 35 questions
- Mathematics/Biology- 40 questions
- Aptitude- 10 questions
- English- 5 questions
- Total number of questions- 125
- Total time: 2.30 hrs
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| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2022 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2019 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2018 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2017 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2015 | Download Here |
4. SRMJEEE 2025 Syllabus:
5. SRMJEEE 2025 Eligibility:
A. Nationality and Age
- Resident Indian or Non-Resident Indian (NRI), holder of PIO or OCI card issued by the Government of India are eligible to apply for SRMJEEE (UG).
Note: NRIs, holders of PIO or OCI card issued by the Government of India who has not taken the SRMJEEE (UG), must apply under the international student category only. - Students should have attained the age of 16 years and 6 months on the 31st of July of the calendar year in which the 12th Board examination is to be held.
B. Eligibility to apply for the Qualifying Examination:
- A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent grade point in Class X.
- Passed with Minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics in 12th Standard/Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern ) /Intermediate (first and second year) or appearing in 12th Standard/Higher Secondary examination(10+2 pattern)/Intermediate in the current academic year with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with any one of the subjects, Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics as major subjects in regular stream from any state board within India, CBSE, ISCE, Matriculation, or NIOS are eligible to apply. However, admission is confirmed based on meeting the minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics in 12th Standard/Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern) /Intermediate (first and second year).
- GCE A-Level: Minimum C grade in Physics and Mathematics and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics. Physics and Mathematics should be compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics as major subjects (equivalent to Advanced Placement level in each subject) in any international schools within India.
- International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma or IB certificate: Minimum 4 points each in Physics and Mathematics and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics.
- 2 subjects in HL (equivalent to Advanced Placement level or Honors) and 1 subject in SL is mandatory.
| Programme | HL | SL/HL |
|---|---|---|
| All BTech Programmes | Maths | Physics and Chemistry / Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics |
Note:
- If Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices are considered for eligibility, then the candidate will be eligible only for BTech CSE and specialisations in Computer Science.
- For all other programmes (ECE, EEE, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering), Chemistry will be taken for eligibility.
- Students who have completed +2/Intermediate/equivalent under NIOS must have completed the 10th standard/equivalent from regular schooling or vice-versa.
- For the Board of Intermediate Education (Andhra Pradesh) Average of first and second-year marks is considered.
C. Criteria for Admission
Indian students
- Admission will be based on meeting the eligibility conditions listed in Section A and Section B and the performance in the qualifying examination i.e., SRM JEEE / SRMAPET.
- The decision of the admission committee will be final and binding.
D. Admission Instructions
- BTech programmes listed on the website are indicative only. SRM University-AP reserves the right to add and delete programmes and amend the list depending on the viability of offering the same.
- The admission will be purely on the basis of the performance in the SRMJEEE (UG)/SRMAPET entrance examination conducted by SRM University-AP. Being called for the entrance test and enrolment does not necessarily mean accepting eligibility. It is the responsibility of the candidates to ascertain whether they possess the requisite eligibility for admission.
- Eligibility criteria such as the minimum percentage of marks in PCM or CGPA obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination and minimum percentage in the 10th standard shall be as prescribed by the SRM University-AP from time to time.
Note: The aggregate percentage of marks obtained in the 10th Standard/ PCM in 12th Standard/Intermediate/equivalent should be calculated up to 3 decimal points and not be rounded off to the nearest integer. - Academic tuition fees, hostel fees, mode of payment, and refund policies will be available on the university website.
- The admission offered to a candidate who has been provisionally admitted to a programme will stand cancelled if he/she does not submit the relevant documents pertaining to admission (such as Marks Statements, Transfer Certificate, Conduct Certificate, etc.) in their original during enrolment before the date stipulated by the university.
- Even after admission, the university reserves all rights to cancel the candidate’s admission in case, any discrepancy is noticed on verification of facts from the original certificates/documents. The decision shall be final and binding on the candidate. The university cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage arising from such cancellations of admissions.
- Accommodation in SRM University-AP hostels will be subject to availability. The allocation will only be done after the tuition fee payment and enrolment procedure are completed.
- All disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts only at Vijayawada.
- Refund Policy: Candidates are requested to visit the SRM University-AP website for the detailed refund policy, timeline and eligibility percentage of tuition fee.
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SRMJEEE 2024 : Complete and Latest Information
BTech – SRMJEEE Application 2024
If you are here, then the chances are that you already know that SRMJEEE 2024 is the Joint Engineering Entrance Examination held by the SRM Institute of Science and Technology. Appearing for SRMJEEE 2024 is a very convenient method to get into one of the finest research institutes in any part of the country.
Through SRMJEEE 2024, you can become a part of SRM University-AP. Innovation and research at SRM University-AP are multidisciplinary and cutting-edge. You can be a part of one of the most advanced classrooms, learn from exclusive field experts from India and abroad, even take up a semester abroad yourself, and much more.
Are you interested in applying? You are just one simple click away from the smoothest application procedure.
Application for Admissions 2024 is Opened!.
Want to know more? Don’t worry. We will walk you through the entire process. This is as simple as it gets.
Table of Contents
- SRMJEEE 2024 Important Dates
- SRMJEEE 2024 Admission Process
- SRMJEEE 2024 Examination Question Pattern
- SRMJEEE 2024 Syllabus
- SRMJEEE 2024 Eligibility
- SRMJEEE 2024 Application Process
1. SRMJEEE 2024 Important Dates:
The dates for the two-phase examination procedure of SRMJEEE 2024 have been released.
| Entrance Exams for Engineering Programs (SRMJEEE): | |||
| Number of SRMJEEE Phases – 2 | Timeline of SRMJEEE Phases | ||
| Phase 1* | Phase 2* | ||
| SRMJEEE ( Remote Proctored Online mode ) | 20 April 2024 , 21st April 2024, 22nd April 2024 | 21st June 2024, 22nd June 2024, 23rd June 2024 | |
| Application Deadline for Each Phase | 13th April 2024 | 15th June2024 | |
SRMJEEE 2024 Phase-2 Instructions
2. SRMJEEE 2024 Admission Process:
3. SRMJEEE 2024 Examination Question Pattern:
- Each question carries one mark. There are NO negative marks. You are encouraged to attempt every question.
- The mode of examination will be online.
- The question paper type will be MCQs or Multiple Choice Questions only.
- The question paper will be in English ONLY.
- Physics- 35 questions
- Chemistry- 35 questions
- Mathematics/Biology- 40 questions
- Aptitude- 10 questions
- English- 5 questions
- Total number of questions- 125
- Total time: 2.30 hrs
| SRMJEEE Sample Papers | Download Link |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2023 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2022 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2019 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2018 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2017 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2015 | Download Here |
4. SRMJEEE 2024 Syllabus:
5. SRMJEEE 2024 Eligibility:
A. Nationality and Age
- Resident Indian or Non-Resident Indian (NRI), holder of PIO or OCI card issued by the Government of India are eligible to apply for SRMJEEE (UG).
Note: NRIs, holders of PIO or OCI card issued by the Government of India who has not taken the SRMJEEE (UG), must apply under the international student category only. - Students should have attained the age of 16 years and 6 months on the 31st of July of the calendar year in which the 12th Board examination is to be held.
B. Eligibility to apply for the Qualifying Examination:
- A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent grade point in Class X.
- Passed with Minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics in 12th Standard/Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern ) /Intermediate (first and second year) or appearing in 12th Standard/Higher Secondary examination(10+2 pattern)/Intermediate in the current academic year with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with any one of the subjects, Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics as major subjects in regular stream from any state board within India, CBSE, ISCE, Matriculation, or NIOS are eligible to apply. However, admission is confirmed based on meeting the minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent grade in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics in 12th Standard/Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern) /Intermediate (first and second year).
- GCE A-Level: Minimum C grade in Physics and Mathematics and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics. Physics and Mathematics should be compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics as major subjects (equivalent to Advanced Placement level in each subject) in any international schools within India.
- International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma or IB certificate: Minimum 4 points each in Physics and Mathematics and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics.
- 2 subjects in HL (equivalent to Advanced Placement level or Honors) and 1 subject in SL is mandatory.
| Programme | HL | SL/HL |
|---|---|---|
| All BTech Programmes | Maths | Physics and Chemistry / Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Engineering Graphics |
Note:
- If Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices are considered for eligibility, then the candidate will be eligible only for BTech CSE and specialisations in Computer Science.
- For all other programmes (ECE, EEE, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering), Chemistry will be taken for eligibility.
- Students who have completed +2/Intermediate/equivalent under NIOS must have completed the 10th standard/equivalent from regular schooling or vice-versa.
- For the Board of Intermediate Education (Andhra Pradesh) Average of first and second-year marks is considered.
C. Criteria for Admission
Indian students
- Admission will be based on meeting the eligibility conditions listed in Section A and Section B and the performance in the qualifying examination i.e., SRM JEEE / SRMAPET.
- The decision of the admission committee will be final and binding.
D. Admission Instructions
- BTech programmes listed on the website are indicative only. SRM University-AP reserves the right to add and delete programmes and amend the list depending on the viability of offering the same.
- The admission will be purely on the basis of the performance in the SRMJEEE (UG)/SRMAPET entrance examination conducted by SRM University-AP. Being called for the entrance test and enrolment does not necessarily mean accepting eligibility. It is the responsibility of the candidates to ascertain whether they possess the requisite eligibility for admission.
- Eligibility criteria such as the minimum percentage of marks in PCM or CGPA obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination and minimum percentage in the 10th standard shall be as prescribed by the SRM University-AP from time to time.
Note: The aggregate percentage of marks obtained in the 10th Standard/ PCM in 12th Standard/Intermediate/equivalent should be calculated up to 3 decimal points and not be rounded off to the nearest integer. - Academic tuition fees, hostel fees, mode of payment, and refund policies will be available on the university website.
- The admission offered to a candidate who has been provisionally admitted to a programme will stand cancelled if he/she does not submit the relevant documents pertaining to admission (such as Marks Statements, Transfer Certificate, Conduct Certificate, etc.) in their original during enrolment before the date stipulated by the university.
- Even after admission, the university reserves all rights to cancel the candidate’s admission in case, any discrepancy is noticed on verification of facts from the original certificates/documents. The decision shall be final and binding on the candidate. The university cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage arising from such cancellations of admissions.
- Accommodation in SRM University-AP hostels will be subject to availability. The allocation will only be done after the tuition fee payment and enrolment procedure are completed.
- All disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts only at Vijayawada.
- Refund Policy: Candidates are requested to visit the SRM University-AP website for the detailed refund policy, timeline and eligibility percentage of tuition fee.
- Published in Admissions, Blog
SRMJEEE 2023 : Complete and Latest Information
B.Tech – SRMJEEE Application 2024
If you are here, then the chances are that you already know that SRMJEEE 2024 is the Joint Engineering Entrance Examination held by the SRM Institute of Science and Technology. Appearing for SRMJEEE 2024 is a very convenient method to get into one of the finest research institutes in any part of the country.
Through SRMJEEE 2024, you can become a part of SRM University-AP. Innovation and research at SRM University-AP are multidisciplinary and cutting-edge. You can be a part of one of the most advanced classrooms, learn from exclusive field experts from India and abroad, even take up a semester abroad yourself, and much more.
Are you interested in applying? You are just one simple click away from the smoothest application procedure.
Application for Admissions 2024 is Opened!.
Want to know more? Don’t worry. We will walk you through the entire process. This is as simple as it gets.
Table of Contents
- SRMJEEE 2024 Important Dates
- SRMJEEE 2024 Admission Process
- SRMJEEE 2024 Examination Question Pattern
- SRMJEEE 2024 Syllabus
- SRMJEEE 2024 Eligibility
- SRMJEEE 2024 Application Process
2. SRMJEEE 2024 Admission Process:
3. SRMJEEE 2024 Examination Question Pattern:
- Each question carries one mark. There are NO negative marks. You are encouraged to attempt every question.
- The mode of examination will be online.
- The question paper type will be MCQs or Multiple Choice Questions only.
- The question paper will be in English ONLY.
- Physics- 35 questions
- Chemistry- 35 questions
- Mathematics/Biology- 40 questions
- Aptitude- 10 questions
- English- 5 questions
- Total number of questions- 125
- Total time: 2.30 hrs
| SRMJEEE Sample Papers | Download Link |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2023 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2022 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2019 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2018 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2017 | Download Here |
| SRMJEEE Question Papers 2015 | Download Here |
4. SRMJEEE 2024 Syllabus:
5. SRMJEEE 2024 Eligibility:
A. Nationality and Age
Resident or Non-Resident Indian (NRI), holder of PIO or OCI card issued by Government of India are eligible to apply for the SRMJEEE 2024 selection process.
Note: NRIs, holders of PIO or OCI card issued by the Government of India, must apply under the International student category only.
Should have attained the age of 16 + on the 31st July of the Calendar year in which the 12 Board or Qualifying examination is to be held.
B. Eligibility to apply for the Qualifying Examination:
A Minimum aggregate score of 60 % or equivalent grade point in Class X.
A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent grade point in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) / Intermediate (First and Second year) or from any Indian education boards recognised by the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi (CBSE, CISCE, and State Education Boards recognised by Board of Higher Secondary Education) (https://www.bhsedelhiboard.net/List-of-recognised-board-in-India), International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma or IB certificate ( https://www.ibo.org/ ) or University of Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE) A-level with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. (https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/ )
Students appearing for their Class/Standard XII final board examinations in the current academic year are also eligible to apply for SRMJEEE 2024. However, admission is confirmed based on meeting the minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent grade in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
C. Criteria for Admission
Admission will be based on meeting the eligibility conditions listed in Section A and Section B and the performance in the qualifying examination, i.e., SRMJEEE / SRMAPET.
The decision of the admission committee will be final and binding.
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Journey of Dr Manjula R towards Privacy in Wireless Sensor Networks
Anecdote:
“Since my school days, I have been fascinated by writing cryptic text, though intelligible. It all started with mirror-writing the teaching-feedback that was requested by our class teacher Tr. Jezuine. Once the feedback was read, the teacher called me and asked: “How did you learn this?” I was on cloud nine and replied, “it just happened only for you”, with a massive smile on my face. Later, I never thought of any secret writing for a while. It was only during the initial days of my teaching profession; I had the opportunity to read my classmate’s notes scribbled in a cryptic text which triggered further enthusiasm in me. So, during my postgraduate course, I started reading and presenting seminars on Cryptography and Security. This further led to deeper digging into the core of security aspects that also led to a trivial postgraduate project on key-establishment in wireless sensor networks. Later during the research period, I chose a new upcoming area – wireless sensor networks (broader domain), and contextual- and content- privacy (narrower domain) – privacy preservation in WSNs as my research topic.”
-Dr Manjula R
The Issue:
The significance: The privacy of individuals is being compromised gradually with the increasing popularity and rapid deployment of pervasive computing technologies. The benefits and conveniences offered by modern devices often lead people to neglect the dire consequences of possible privacy violations. Therefore, privacy risks should be taken into considerations while designing responsible technologies. One such technology that poses serious privacy risks is the Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). Despite the enormous benefits offered by WSNs to humanity, several issues need meticulous attention. Security and privacy are such issues in WSNs. For instance, the US military aims to adopt Internet of Things (IoT) enabled WSN. The usage of WSNs, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), tiny robots (nanoscale robots) are envisioned to transform the battlefield scenario. In particular, these digital devices and components are embedded in soldiers’ uniforms to collect the health status of the worriers and relay this information to a central controller, named the base station (BS). The BS is located near places where the internet is easily accessible. Nevertheless, WSNs are deployed in areas where it is challenging to have internet. However, this problem is easily solved with the amalgamation of WSNs and IoT. This comes with unwelcoming consequences. The unattended nature of these networks provides an attacker with physical access to the devices. The attacker may compromise the node and conduct illegal activities, say, mimic fake chemical leakages etc. Furthermore, the broadcast nature of the transmission medium gives access to the packets exchanged by the sensor nodes to anyone within the communication range. Consequently, adversaries may exploit these features of WSNs in order to launch attacks against the network and thus render all the potential benefits offered by this technology unusable. Hence, privacy preservation in WSNs is a significant issue that needs to be addressed to safeguard personal and private assets—soldiers or endangered animals etc.
In a quest to provide countermeasures to such attacks, Dr Manjula R and her team are developing privacy preserved solutions with particular emphasis on routing in WSNs. Their recent research article titled “Protecting Source Location Privacy in IoT Enabled Wireless Sensor Networks: The Case of Multiple Assets” has been accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal – IEEE Internet of Things Journals. This work is co-authored by Prof. Raja Datta, IIT Kharagpur and Mr Tejodbhav Koduru (studying in 5th semester in dept. of CSE, SRM University AP). The SCI-indexed journal has an impact factor of 9. 396. The team is also focusing on the development of new countermeasures to mitigate eavesdropping attacks in WSNs.
Career options after Mechanical Engineering
You have landed the coveted seat as a Mechanical Engineering student. Congratulations! What is your next goal? What career options after Mechanical Engineering are you considering? You will be happy to know that mechanical engineers have a much wider career field to choose from than many other engineering disciplines.
Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Field:
The best part of engineering, any discipline of engineering, is to be able to engineer things. As a mechanical engineer, you would become familiar with fundamental aspects of many other disciplines. Mechanical Engineering is a seminal discipline of engineering from which many other branches (automobile engineering, aerospace engineering, etc.) have developed.
Mechanical Engineering formally emerged as a discipline in the 18th century during the Industrial Revolution. However, for all intents and purposes, Leonardo DaVinci would have been a mechanical engineer if he was living today. In fact, the origin of Mechanical Engineering can be traced to the invention of simple machines such as wheels, levers, wedges, or ramps.
But where are the Mechanical Engineers today? What is in store for them in the future?
Simple. Everything as far as the eye can see. Career options for Mechanical Engineers range from joint design in a robot prototype to fluid dynamics measurement in the human body. Mechanical Engineers play a critical part in the development of any machine that we see around us.
SRM University-AP’s multidisciplinary courses widen the scope of Mechanical Engineering careers. The option to pick minors from a variety of fields gives mechanical engineers the scope to enhance and diversify their domain knowledge.
Responsibilities of Mechanical Engineers in their Jobs:
Mechanical Engineers are typically involved in the creation of the mechanical aspects of the design. They can work on theoretical aspects such as research or conceptualisation or more functional aspects such as design and design development.
In any workspace, the role of the mechanical engineers revolves around the following:
- Identification of the problem and researching on how it can be resolved mechanically.
- Designing a solution theoretically as well as virtually.
- Creating a prototype and testing the prototype stability over various parameters.
- Overseeing the manufacturing process and providing guidelines on maintenance.
Popular Industries and Sectors for Career Options in Mechanical Engineering:
- Manufacturing
Mechanical Engineers can always find good career opportunities in the manufacturing sector. The intuitive manner in which they approach a complication often comes in handy not only in engineering roles but also in management roles. Mechanical engineers are good at mapping out the structure and identifying the root of issues, making them valuable assets for any manufacturing company.
- Armed Forces and Defence
The Defence sector needs to strive for higher efficiency. There are few sectors as lucrative and competitive as the armed force ones. Mechanical Engineers play a vital role in this area, from competitor assessment to model development. Constant up-gradation and quick solutions are defining features of any person looking for a job in this sector.
- Aerospace Industries
Working for the aerospace industry is the dream of many engineers. The opportunities for mechanical engineers in this sector are plenty. As our aerospace technologies develop to accommodate our exploration aspirations, the need for mechanical engineers rises to design the best models possible.
- Automobile Industries
Faster than light. Though the automobile industry is yet to achieve this dream, it has remained their vision. Mechanical engineers are the most in-demand people in this sector to turn this dream into reality and make it safer while doing so. So, if you love cars and making them talk to the wind, you might want to look into this sector for job opportunities.
- Construction
The construction sector heavily relies on inputs from Civil engineers. However, mechanical engineers would find that they play a vital role in this industry as well. As the terrains for construction differ, the demand for the insight and consultation of mechanical engineers to create fail-safe designs heightens.
- Energy Services
Energy generation and storage are heavily reliant on mechanical engineers to design and implement technology with green sources and less loss. The research and development scopes and the design prospects in this sector are fertile and constantly in demand of greater and greater efficiency.
- Biomedical
Most of the human body systems need to be read by tools designed by Mechanical engineers. Not just that, these engineers are the ones who devise the methods to make these tools minimally invasive as well. The biomedical sector recognises the need for mechanical engineers to improvise their systems and economise their tools.
- Robotics and Automation
Perhaps the most awesome-to-the-ears field, the field of robotics and automation, needs mechanical engineers to design the most flexible and durable apparatus. Mechanical engineers face extraordinary problems and requirements in this field and strive to provide equally jaw-dropping solutions to it.
Job Positions after Mechanical Engineering
- Mining Engineer
- Water Engineer
- Aerospace Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Automotive Engineer
- Maintenance Engineer
- CAD Technician
- Nuclear Engineer
- Control and Instrumentation Engineer
Tips for Mechanical Engineers to Improve Career Prospects
- Technological Proficiency
Stay up to date with the latest software platforms. It is crucial in this day and age to learn how to navigate the digital space even when most of your work might be on-site. Moreover, this would also show that you are a person who is always prepared to adapt to the new and more convenient technology.
- Experience
Having hands-on experience is crucial in any industry to facilitate hiring decisions. However, it is even more critical if you are a mechanical engineer. Do not wait till your graduation. It is advisable for most engineers to look for experience through internships. A good internship can make your CV stand out among your peers.
- Higher Education
Do not stop at a graduate degree if you wish to climb up career ladders. It would help if you levelled up. Get higher education. Show that you are willing to make an effort on yourself to do your job better.
- Additional Certifications
Having additional certifications that add value to you professionally can make you a real catch real fast. It can be surprisingly beneficial if you have a multidisciplinary education. You will be able to provide value to organisations requiring a mechanical engineer but do not belong to the traditional sectors.
- Interpersonal Skills
It is crucial to curate the soft skills and interpersonal skills needed to market yourself to the hiring manager properly. Your rigorously developed domain knowledge will be for nought if you fail to present them to the concerned people in the proper manner. Moreover, strong interpersonal skills will help you network well and connect with the right people, affecting your growth prospects exponentially.
- Management Degree
If you wish to climb the corporate ladder, then it would be advisable to obtain a management degree to go with your graduate degree. A management degree can be your gateway to coveted executive positions. Perks aside, your inputs could be the deciding factors for your organisation’s growth and stability.
SRM University-AP trains the students and prepares them, at the outset, for their dream jobs and their career expectations. The practical learning approach to education prepares the students to face several challenges in their professional domain before even entering the workforce. Each student’s needs and career goals are kept in consideration while advising them about the minors that would be helpful to them, training them with necessary skills, and even providing them with essential exposure.
Studying with SRM University-AP will help you broaden your career options after Mechanical Engineering. Find out more about the Undergraduate Programme in Mechanical Engineering offered by SRM University-AP here.
Startup incubated by BBA student crosses ₹1 crore turnover
Mr Lakshman Thatikonda, a 3rd year BBA student of SRM University-AP, has started his own business venture (TalentCrew), incubated at the Hatchlab Research Centre– The technology and livelihood business incubator of SRM University-AP.
The talent crew is a skill-based startup. They are one of India’s largest multi-category customised gifting companies, providing one of the best-curated collections of festival merchandise, gifts, handicrafts, wedding cards, carvings & personalised products for all occasions & festivals. TalentCrew has a global footprint with customers spanning 20 plus countries and the capability to deliver gifts to over 50 countries and 300 plus cities in India. Mr Lakshman started this organisation on the principles of creativity, agility, and social responsibility.
Over the next few years, TalentCrew envisions exploring and developing new products and services that will actively expand business while touching social responsibility.
Experience at Hatchlab Research Centre
The Hatchlab research centre aims to support SRM E-Cell’s mission of developing entrepreneurial talent and fostering the commercialisation of new ideas ventures. “Working with Hatchlab research centre was always a great experience. Here I found the fresh start for the innovation, and here the programme is very well structured with the right blend of practice,” says Mr Lakshman. “The best thing about this programme is that it allows me to learn while still being employed. And I always feel thankful for Dr Lakshmana Rao sir, for motivating me on every stand that I take, and Udayan Bakshi sir, for giving me such a wonderful opportunity” he added.
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