Choosing My Path

From Diploma in Automobile Engineering to Mechanical Engineering!!!

Starting the final year of my diploma in Automobile Engineering, I found myself at a crossroads, pondering what path to take next. It was a crucial decision that would shape my future. While Engineering seemed like the obvious choice, the question remained: which branch to pursue?

Being rooted in Maharashtra, I had a preference to stay within the state for my further studies. However, the dilemma arose as most of the reputed Automobile Engineering colleges were located outside Maharashtra. Seeking guidance, I turned to my seniors and even sought advice from my brothers. Their unanimous suggestion was to opt for Mechanical Engineering.

The rationale behind this recommendation was simple yet profound. Mechanical Engineering encompasses a wide array of subjects that are closely related to both mechanical and automobile engineering. In essence, it serves as a bridge between the two disciplines. This insight was compelling, considering my background and interests.

Moreover, Mechanical Engineering offered a diverse range of career opportunities beyond just the automobile industry. It provided the flexibility to explore various fields such as manufacturing, energy, robotics, and aerospace, among others. This versatility appealed to me, as it meant having a broader skill set and more avenues for professional growth.

However, amidst the deliberation, there was a twist that added an unexpected dimension to my decision-making process. But that's a story for another blog post.

In hindsight, choosing Mechanical Engineering proved to be a pivotal moment in my academic journey. It not only aligned with my passion for automobiles but also opened doors to a multitude of possibilities. As I embarked on this new chapter, I felt a sense of excitement and anticipation for the adventures that lay ahead.

With a clear vision and determination, I set out on the path to pursue Mechanical Engineering, eager to delve deeper into the fascinating world of machinery, innovation, and technology.

                                                          - shreyash meshram