About

Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Automobile Engineering is a 2-year postgraduate degree focused on the study of modern vehicle technologies, automotive design, engine systems, emerging fuels, and intelligent transport systems. It is ideal for engineering graduates looking to specialize and innovate in the automotive domain.

The course offers a deep dive into:

• Advanced Vehicle Dynamics
• Automotive Engine Design & Analysis
• CAD/CAM in Vehicle Design
• Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Technologies
• Emission Control Systems & Environmental Engineering
• Embedded Systems in Automobiles
• Fuel Cell Technology
• Smart & Autonomous Vehicle Systems
• Chassis & Suspension Design
• Automotive Safety and Testing

Students gain hands-on experience with industry-grade tools and software, participate in design and research projects, and may work on real-time challenges in collaboration with OEMs and mobility startups.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• A B.Tech/B.E. degree in Automobile, Mechanical, or relevant Engineering fields from a recognized university.
• Minimum 50%–60% marks in undergraduate studies (relaxation for reserved categories may apply).
• Admission is based on GATE scores or university-level entrance exams.
• Some universities also offer merit-based or direct admission.

Carrier Scope

Diploma holders in Automobile Engineering are in demand across various sectors related to automotive manufacturing, servicing, and innovation. Career options include:

• Automobile Technician
• Service Engineer / Workshop Supervisor
• Automobile Designer (CAD-based)
• Quality Control Inspector
• Vehicle Diagnostics Expert
• Sales & Technical Support Executive (Automotive)
• Spare Parts & Accessories Executive
• Engine Tuning & Modification Specialist

Job opportunities exist in automobile manufacturing companies, service centers, dealerships, R&D units, spare parts industries, transport corporations, and government departments like State Transport and Railways.

Higher studies options include B.Tech/B.E. in Automobile or Mechanical Engineering (via lateral entry) or certifications in automotive design, EV technology, or vehicle testing.

Admission Process