Such an important message at this stage for students who are choosing their branch of study. This is the first stepping stone towards choice of a career. It would be nice if something like this is done for all the branches. Also it would be good if guest lectures (both from academic and professional perspective) for 12th standard students become a norm in all schools, which will help students take an informed decision. I remember when I had to choose an engineering branch, I was having a conversation with my uncle. He asked me just one question, "what kind of job will you like?" and I replied "I want a mix of both desk job and outside work". He suggested I choose civil engineering and conversation went deeper from there. More than 30 years have passed and I haven't regretted the decision.
Sir, Nit kurukshetra ka production and industrial engineering ya Ymca mai cse(specialisation in data science) or information technology ymca ka. Kya Lena chahiye? YMCA ek govt college hai Haryana ka. Nirf-150 (2022) and 136 (2021)
10:20 what you have told, happened with me. After my BSc physics, I was thinking I had taken a wrong decision in doing BSc physics as I know programming and after 12th i was doing web and Android development. But now I realised "I can't live without studying physics, and learning tech. and electronics is my hobby". After watching this I can say that I have taken a right decision after 12th.😊 Thanks sir for this video...🙏
Thank You Prof. JC Sir, I chose IIT KANPUR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. I liked the course of it. Even I was getting IIT BOMBAY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING but your words changed my decision earlier and now I got Mechanical at IITK.
In my view, both Chemical and Mechanical will have nearly similar opportunities later on. However in India, I find Mechanical Engineering to have an edge.
Hello sir, I just want to state that I absolutely love maths and especially calculus, so you have made me more excited abt mechanical engineering than I was before
9:05 not only Mechanical, but also Electrical and Electronics. I'm EC graduate, stuff like vector calculus and their applications in Electromagnetics based subjects blows minds away. I consider thermodynamics as hardeast among all engg branches, but antenaas, RF design, etc. would be 2nd hardest or equally hard.
sir thank you so much for this video. I gave jee mains and I am getting very lower branches in nits using state quota like material,metallurgy. I am also getting mechanical+cse minor both together in 1 course in vit vellore in scholarship programme. I do not like material as I always dreamt of studying aerospace, which is not possible now as i was unable to clear advanced. So it would be very helpful to get insightful suggestion from you on what i should choose between vit and nit. **ps: sir you are doing such a great job for the students like me who does not come from a privilaged background. We fall behind not only due to lack of money but also proper info and guidance, even though we really try our best. Please keep up your exceptional work.**
Sir I have cleared jee mains this year with good rank and choosing mechanical engineering at DTU, i tried but i didn't end up as iitian and for now the honour of meeting u in person and learning about the course from you is ended . But my passion towards mechanical engineering is enormous, i wish i can be a good engineer and a good person in life, and be worthy to meet you in person as a student of yours.
I can understand. I commend you on taking the situation in your stride and for maintaining the intention of being a good engineer. I wish you all the very best in your studies and beyond.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
My brother took Mechanical Engineering despite of having the chance of getting into Computer Science/ Information Technology in Jadavpur University. After 2 years he dropped off and went to study Mathematics.
Hey there. I am currently in 11th. Could you please briefly tell me how the JosAA counselling works and if you can, could you provide a link where it is explained in a good amount of detail.
@@anntalks2569 you don't need to worry about it right now. Counselling is simple, you just put your choice of branch and college in the order of your preference. There are various videos on RUclips about it as well
I still remember in my post graduation days my professor of robotics said to me, "to find a problem that you want to solve is the real meaning of research". Sir it is my humble request to you to also discuss once about the career in calibration of mechanical instruments and machines. Various softwares regarding the calibration. In my post graduation days I was doing thesis on calibration of water tunnel. I wish if you could also give us a guidance on laboratory set up as a career option.
Excellent topic Sir, If you don't mind i like to share my own experience I done my btech (hons) in automotive engineering with a gpa of 9.1 from wbut & want to pursue mtech in thermal sciences so i obtained out gate which i cracked but after cracking gate i found many of the iits including iit kpg don't allow automobile graduates to pursue their mtech in thermal sciences & engineering field initially i was shocked but as one of your earlier videos you mentioned that we should explore by ourselves so i started doing that & found there are many interdisciplinary thermal allied branches like Energy Ocean Aerospace where we also can pursue our mtech which majorly work in the field of thermal engineering. So i started applied that & ended up getting selection in mtech sustainable energy engineering in iit Kanpur, iit kgp ocean engineering, iit delhi materials engineering apart from that i got almost thermal engineering/mechanical engineering mtech from all 2nd gen iits including iit Gandhinagar iit Indore & also got direct PhD in mechanical engineering from Iit Kanpur so right now i am planning to join IIT Kanpur mtech sustainable energy since i am interested in thermal management of battery electronics & fuel cells kind of research & then Ph.D. from any top tier institute from Abroad specifically USA/GERMANY. During this period i found many star faculty actually from this energy engineering branch like prof Avinash Agarwal from IIT KANPUR top cited prof in the field of IC engines, apart from that prof Praveen from IIT GUWAHATI & Prof. C. Bakli from Iit kgp probably you are familiar with this name since he also done his doctoral studies under Dr. Suman Chakraborty. I think our generation is blessed to have a guide like you, i am going to started my journey from next months onwards since i am also interested in academics, your blessings are required. Thank you.
Bhaiyya aapke jaise students ki jarurat bohot he jo apne interests ke basis par study karte he and they get the degree in that not on the basis of jobs n placements
Thank you very much for this informative video sir❤ I always wanted to pursue aerospace engineering but everyone suggested me to go for mechanical, I was not sure about choosing mechanical But this session has cleared all my doubts. Now I'm clear about my decision to pursue mechanical engineering.
@@Prof_JC sir I'm getting chemical and mechanical instrumentation engineering in Trichy surathkal and in warangal... I'm choosing chemical as it is not hectic course... Imo tough Physics is in mechanical therefore I'm not choosing it...
@sunainamishra3052 Chemical is quite close to Mechanical. If you feel an inclination towards it, go for it. There can be truly great opportunities there both in industry as well as in higher studies provided you maintain a very good academic record.
@@Prof_JC and very very thankyou for replying... Sir chemical is quite relatable for me...and also I will get lot of free time in chemical in which I can learn extra aspects like some computer courses
@@Prof_JC sir I'm little weak in rigid body dynamics centre of mass part and in fluid dynamics I'm good in wave part of physics...if u can illustrate how I can cope up with my weak portions then sir I can think... I hv seen the curriculum of mechanical engineering and there is lot of part which base is mechanics designing and I'm little weak in both... therefore I'm running away from mechanical branch...
Mechanical engineering is perfect for those who love math, physics, and understanding how things work. It's suited for practical thinkers who enjoy designing, building, and improving machines and systems across various industries like automotive and aerospace.
Thank you sir, I was not sure about what i should take but after watching this video and the other one about mistakes to avoid in Jossa, i think i should be taking Mathematics&Computing in IIT(ISM) Dhanbad over mechanical in IITKGP since i am genuinely interested to learn more of the core computer based subjects too, although mechanical seemed like a nice option, I have no plans on pursuing higher studies in it.
You should also discuss about the job prospects in india for Mechanical Engineering. Just because you liked physics in school should not be the criteria to choose mechanical. The students also need to be made aware of challenges faced after they graduate
Prof JeevanJyothi is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Department of Mechanical Engineering at IIT Kharagpur his own alma matter where he obtained his Bachelors and Masters in Technology in Mechanical Engineering . He is a recipient of the prestigious Gold medal for significant contribution in the research and teaching field in Mechanical , Production and Manufacturing Engineering from the institute and all india engineers association
Thank you. But I didn't win any medal from the Institute of Engineers! Probably you meant the Indian National Academy of Engineering from where I received an award for my PhD work.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Thank you very much for this video Sir! However, I am still conflicted over whether I should pursue Mechanical or Electrical. With my rank, I can either comfortably get into Mechanical at Shibpur, or EEE/ECE at Andhra Pradesh. Your session clarified many of my doubts about Mechanical, and I am sure that I will like it, with my passion in robotics and development in the thermodynamic properties of various composites.
I don't have any idea about the colleges in Andhra Pradesh. However, IIEST is a very good institute, and Mechanical there is very good. They have some really good teachers and a great legacy of high-quality education.
@@Prof_JC Thank you Sir! I was actually referring to NIT Andhra Pradesh. It is a very new institute and is not up there on the NIRF Rankings, hence I asked.
@@soumyadipdas8530 If it is absolutely new, it would not be advisable to go to it because in all likelihood the facilities are in the process of being set up. The earliest batches there will have to miss out on a lot of things.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
If one isn't good at rotational dynamics and those grade 11 pulley problems with changing mass, maybe Mech isnt for you? Also Fluid mechanics is a fair bit of hard calculus.
But aren't things going to be taught in a different way in college rather than the specified studies we did in jee prep??? I love physics but yeah rotation has been hard for me....this time before getting into college I'll try once more but that shouldn't decide my mechanical choice right??
Hello sir, you will probably not remember me, but I took your advice about missing out on jee content because I prepared for MHT CET state level entrance exam, in one of your video's comments section. You advised me to proceed steadfastly on my course of action without second thoughts. It has been more than two months, and I've gotten a very good percentile; good enough to get mechanical engineering in the state's top state engineering college (CoEP Technological University, Pune). Just today, I was in a bit of a doubt about my decision of mechanical engineering as everyone around me is browsing through colleges for higher departments like CS and IT, even those with their percentile scores much below mine. Your video was released at a perfect time to clear all the doubts in my mind. Thank you very very much for your guidance!
Can understand your perspective quite well I too got 98.25 percentile this time in mhtcet and I want to pursue my degree in chem eng in ICT Mumbai. But I am still facing a uncertainty of whether I would get admission in Chem eng or not and due to this my only alternative option left is to take cs in a college in my city which is good🙂
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Most people who are not keen in maths is because they don't practice it enough ....... I believe when time comes , anyone can become good at it . What is your opinion about it ? I am not that good at maths (because i just don't spend enough time studying mathematics) , but if i study a topic , there is rarely a concept i cannot grasp. I like mechanical engineering, and me currently being bad at it will not stop me if i want to persue it .
Thank you so much for your comment. I'm weak at mathematics too... I was slightly disheartened when sir told, we need to have a hold on core mathematics to excel in mechanical. I always dreamt of mech engineering, and that sentence made me think twice... I thought for a second if I was taking the wrong path. But your comment just encouraged me. I might have to put in 5x times more effort than the others, but it's my dream to become a good engineer. I may not have the skills now, but I hope I will be able to do it through the 4 years of course... With God's grace, I hope I can conquer my weakness. Thank you so much, once again.
@@Prof_JC Thank you Sir, I did take a look at their curriculum. As you have mentioned in the video for Mechanical branch, what aptitude must a student have in order to excel at the Industrial branch?
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Sir i am getting Chemical in NIT Surathkal and Mechanical in NIT Surathkal. I'am a bit confused in choosing the branch as I love Physics but i was bot able to master Fluid mechanics and SHM due to lack of time during my jee preparation and also another thing is that i am not that good at mathematics as well. But still my inner soul is forcing me to take up mechanical engineering over chemical engineering. Prof. Could you please throw some light on my dilemma.
Sir my maths is weakest among the three. But, I really love all the topics of physics which you stated. I also do love studying calculus, though I am weak in maths. Should I go for mechanical engineering?
Choose Mech over electrical. In Mech you can see things whats going on in electrical everything depends on analysis. That's why electrical is the toughest engg branch.
It not the working rules and problem solving level of mathematics but deep understanding of mathematics statistics along with stochastic process is essential required to to exell in fundamental scince like physics, chmistry and almost all braches of engineering.
Nice video Professor. Does Robotics fall under the categories u mentioned. It’s not only programming right, includes machines as well, so asking this. And I think you need to consider renaming ur channel as “A complete and comprehensive guide to engineering students”😊
Here at IIT Kharagpur, it comes under Manufacturing. But it is in reality, a multidisciplinary area involving mechanics, electronics, and computer science, and of course lots of mathematics.
It's included as a complete part of Computer Science however in Mechanical Engineering you have to select between choosing it and other options available at a later stage.
Sir, i am unable to admit into iit kgp. But it's my promise to you sir i will admit into iit kgp in my entire M. Tech. And will be one of the student of yours in mechanical department. My promise to you sir.... ❤❤
sir please reply, I need your advice.... I have to register before 29th of July 2023. 10:20 I am BSc physics student. Sir, I qualified "IIT JAM" and got "NIT Warangal MSc Tech. Physics" 3yr course (not like normal MSc physics of 2 Years). Here they are giving a specialization in "electronics/photonics" & students are getting placed in tech. companies. I can also pursue PhD physics in further with this degree. I know web and android development, done some projects also during my BSc and I like electronics very much in physics. As I have interest in technical things, should I join it or go for normal MSC(2 years program). Thank you sir..🙏
Thank u so much sir for providing this video Everyone is talking about ranks n then clgs n branch that I will get on the basics of my rank But mera Q's tha why they are not giving us overview of branches n giving admission based on interests of student judging us in those skills taking exams on that basis Pls sir give us information like this about other branches too
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Dear prof, i know this isn't relevant to this video but i really wanted to ask this : I genuinely want to give jee again next year i gave it for the first time in 2023 qnd could not qualify mains by a really small margin and i regret it so much, but my parents aren't agreeing to it, they say i will waste another year, how do i convince my parents that i know what i have to do to improve and this wouldn't really be a waste of year, its just me trying to improve my chances to get into a better college instead of just settling for a college through kcet in bangalore
When I read student experiences from these colleges in my head it's a replay of the horrible horrible coaching experience( can you imagine teachers changing every 2-3 months, thanks to RUclips I could do wel in boards but practice for jee took a hit ) I had in 11 and 12 . When I try to tell them to my dad he says don't read it then, I don't think he understands that when I still have a chance to improve my college I needn't go and regret four years in these colleges and at this point and don't think he can understand me any more., I am really confused sir..
@prerikap8844 I can understand your situation. Sometimes, parents may not be able to understand their child's confidence and desire despite their own best intentions. I don't know what exactly you can do in thus situation. I had recently tried to send a message to parents of JEE aspirants. Although it is unlikely that they'll change their mind just because of this, you can still try showing them this: ruclips.net/video/Bryu851__T8/видео.html
@@Prof_JCThank you very much sir for your reply . Yes sir , i had watched this video alone earlier , i will ask my parents to watch it with me once , thank you again for replying 🙏🙏
Prof JeevanaJyothi Chakrabarthy is the course instructor for Advanced Mechanics of Solids (Mtech); Mechanics of Solids (3rd yr Btech) ; Basic Mechanics (101 Course 1st year Btech- Common to all branches) ; Fluid Mechanics and Flow processes ( 2nd yr Btech)
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Overall the academic culture at IIT Kanpur is very strong traditionally. Plus both Electrical and Mechanical are hard-core engineering branches. So if you have an inclination for such kind of solid work, you will be happy in both. Please don't get swayed by the name of IIT Bombay.
I was not very interested about mathematics in plus 2 level. I just practised enough to score safe marks whereas I was extremely interested in Physics. But during my electrical engineering days at NIT Patna I actually started enjoying mathematics in courses like Network Analysis and Synthesis, signals and system, Control System and Communication system.
Bhaiya I too want to do research in quantum mechanics cosmos and universe but not getting a perfect branch in btech programmes at IITs can you please suggest me the best suiting btech department for my passion.please bhaiya request untill now I had just found you sharing similar interests
Good evening sir.... Which would be a wise choice between IIT Hyderabad electrical and IIT Madras mechanical..... Should we go for branch or college Kindly guide
Someone may please disagree with me, but I strictly believe that Mechanical and Civil are the most imp. branch not only for engg. but also for human life in general. We will not forget the Odhisha nightmare. Also for the development of any nation infrastructure is the very key parameter which everybody look because it is clearly visible and physically felt by the humans.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year? Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life Please sir give answer
Sir, your description of the degree fits well with my abilities and interests. But I cant see myself working in the field other than aersopace after the degree. Im worried that I wont get a good job. I rather imagine myself in a software engineering spot. Would u recommend me studying CS, even though I dont like the theoretical aspect of learning computer networks, computer architecture etc. Thank you for the Video.
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Such an important message at this stage for students who are choosing their branch of study. This is the first stepping stone towards choice of a career. It would be nice if something like this is done for all the branches. Also it would be good if guest lectures (both from academic and professional perspective) for 12th standard students become a norm in all schools, which will help students take an informed decision. I remember when I had to choose an engineering branch, I was having a conversation with my uncle. He asked me just one question, "what kind of job will you like?" and I replied "I want a mix of both desk job and outside work". He suggested I choose civil engineering and conversation went deeper from there. More than 30 years have passed and I haven't regretted the decision.
That's a great idea about creating greater awareness among 12th standard students.
i also want the same type of job that's why iam also chosing Civil/Mechanical branch in NIT
@@Prof_JC
Please sir clear my doubt.
If I choose material and metallurgy engineering then would I be able to take admission in MSc physics?
@@shubhi_09 yes
Sir, Nit kurukshetra ka production and industrial engineering ya Ymca mai cse(specialisation in data science) or information technology ymca ka.
Kya Lena chahiye?
YMCA ek govt college hai Haryana ka.
Nirf-150 (2022) and 136 (2021)
10:20 what you have told, happened with me.
After my BSc physics, I was thinking I had taken a wrong decision in doing BSc physics as I know programming and after 12th i was doing web and Android development.
But now I realised "I can't live without studying physics, and learning tech. and electronics is my hobby".
After watching this I can say that I have taken a right decision after 12th.😊
Thanks sir for this video...🙏
Thank You Prof. JC Sir,
I chose IIT KANPUR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
I liked the course of it.
Even I was getting IIT BOMBAY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING but your words changed my decision earlier and now I got Mechanical at IITK.
In my view, both Chemical and Mechanical will have nearly similar opportunities later on. However in India, I find Mechanical Engineering to have an edge.
Thank you Prof. JC for the overview of the field, really helpful !
How fortunate r u all 2023 batch specially, those to whom this video has reached; IIT prof. Himself is guiding u about your branch selection. Cheers l
finally someone speaks , Thank you JC sir!!
Though I am a neet aspirant but your words are truly motivating
So nice to be able to hear from an IIT proffesor, thank you sir
Hello sir, I just want to state that I absolutely love maths and especially calculus, so you have made me more excited abt mechanical engineering than I was before
9:05 not only Mechanical, but also Electrical and Electronics. I'm EC graduate, stuff like vector calculus and their applications in Electromagnetics based subjects blows minds away. I consider thermodynamics as hardeast among all engg branches, but antenaas, RF design, etc. would be 2nd hardest or equally hard.
sir thank you so much for this video. I gave jee mains and I am getting very lower branches in nits using state quota like material,metallurgy. I am also getting mechanical+cse minor both together in 1 course in vit vellore in scholarship programme. I do not like material as I always dreamt of studying aerospace, which is not possible now as i was unable to clear advanced. So it would be very helpful to get insightful suggestion from you on what i should choose between vit and nit.
**ps: sir you are doing such a great job for the students like me who does not come from a privilaged background. We fall behind not only due to lack of money but also proper info and guidance, even though we really try our best. Please keep up your exceptional work.**
Sir I have cleared jee mains this year with good rank and choosing mechanical engineering at DTU, i tried but i didn't end up as iitian and for now the honour of meeting u in person and learning about the course from you is ended . But my passion towards mechanical engineering is enormous, i wish i can be a good engineer and a good person in life, and be worthy to meet you in person as a student of yours.
I can understand. I commend you on taking the situation in your stride and for maintaining the intention of being a good engineer. I wish you all the very best in your studies and beyond.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
what was your rank ?
Thank you professor! This video was really helpful for me❤😊
My brother took Mechanical Engineering despite of having the chance of getting into Computer Science/ Information Technology in Jadavpur University.
After 2 years he dropped off and went to study Mathematics.
I have commited to Mechanical engineering for JoSAA counselling. Thank you sir, this video was much needed.🙏
Hey there. I am currently in 11th. Could you please briefly tell me how the JosAA counselling works and if you can, could you provide
a link where it is explained in a good amount of detail.
@@anntalks2569 you don't need to worry about it right now.
Counselling is simple, you just put your choice of branch and college in the order of your preference.
There are various videos on RUclips about it as well
I still remember in my post graduation days my professor of robotics said to me, "to find a problem that you want to solve is the real meaning of research". Sir it is my humble request to you to also discuss once about the career in calibration of mechanical instruments and machines. Various softwares regarding the calibration. In my post graduation days I was doing thesis on calibration of water tunnel. I wish if you could also give us a guidance on laboratory set up as a career option.
Just curious about a question. Is PhD offered when problem is solved or it's also same as just a course?
@@mandarbamane4268 ask sir once. But I guess it is awarded under certain criteria being fulfilled.
Excellent topic Sir, If you don't mind i like to share my own experience I done my btech (hons) in automotive engineering with a gpa of 9.1 from wbut & want to pursue mtech in thermal sciences so i obtained out gate which i cracked but after cracking gate i found many of the iits including iit kpg don't allow automobile graduates to pursue their mtech in thermal sciences & engineering field initially i was shocked but as one of your earlier videos you mentioned that we should explore by ourselves so i started doing that & found there are many interdisciplinary thermal allied branches like Energy Ocean Aerospace where we also can pursue our mtech which majorly work in the field of thermal engineering. So i started applied that & ended up getting selection in mtech sustainable energy engineering in iit Kanpur, iit kgp ocean engineering, iit delhi materials engineering apart from that i got almost thermal engineering/mechanical engineering mtech from all 2nd gen iits including iit Gandhinagar iit Indore & also got direct PhD in mechanical engineering from Iit Kanpur so right now i am planning to join IIT Kanpur mtech sustainable energy since i am interested in thermal management of battery electronics & fuel cells kind of research & then Ph.D. from any top tier institute from Abroad specifically USA/GERMANY.
During this period i found many star faculty actually from this energy engineering branch like prof Avinash Agarwal from IIT KANPUR top cited prof in the field of IC engines, apart from that prof Praveen from IIT GUWAHATI & Prof. C. Bakli from Iit kgp probably you are familiar with this name since he also done his doctoral studies under Dr. Suman Chakraborty.
I think our generation is blessed to have a guide like you, i am going to started my journey from next months onwards since i am also interested in academics, your blessings are required.
Thank you.
Bhaiyya aapke jaise students ki jarurat bohot he jo apne interests ke basis par study karte he and they get the degree in that not on the basis of jobs n placements
So helpful sir 🙏🙏
Thank you very much for this informative video sir❤
I always wanted to pursue aerospace engineering but everyone suggested me to go for mechanical, I was not sure about choosing mechanical
But this session has cleared all my doubts. Now I'm clear about my decision to pursue mechanical engineering.
If you are getting both Mechanical and Aerospace, choose Mechanical. Later on, if you are interested you can choose to specialise in Aerospace.
@@Prof_JC sir I'm getting chemical and mechanical instrumentation engineering in Trichy surathkal and in warangal... I'm choosing chemical as it is not hectic course... Imo tough Physics is in mechanical therefore I'm not choosing it...
@sunainamishra3052 Chemical is quite close to Mechanical. If you feel an inclination towards it, go for it. There can be truly great opportunities there both in industry as well as in higher studies provided you maintain a very good academic record.
@@Prof_JC and very very thankyou for replying... Sir chemical is quite relatable for me...and also I will get lot of free time in chemical in which I can learn extra aspects like some computer courses
@@Prof_JC sir I'm little weak in rigid body dynamics centre of mass part and in fluid dynamics I'm good in wave part of physics...if u can illustrate how I can cope up with my weak portions then sir I can think... I hv seen the curriculum of mechanical engineering and there is lot of part which base is mechanics designing and I'm little weak in both... therefore I'm running away from mechanical branch...
Thank you for the information sir❤
Sir it will be really helpful if you review other branches as well..coz this one was really helpful...
I found this video really helpful. Sir, can you please make such videos on other branches of engineering too. Itll be of great help. Thank you sir
Thank you. I am thinking about it. But the time and effort involved is a big question.
If You want to have Successful Career in Mechanical Design, Need to Have Creative MInd and Good Command on Core Physics & Mathematics.
Very much valuable information at a time when Jossa councelling is about to start. Thanks Sir
Mechanical engineering is perfect for those who love math, physics, and understanding how things work. It's suited for practical thinkers who enjoy designing, building, and improving machines and systems across various industries like automotive and aerospace.
Thank you sir, I was not sure about what i should take but after watching this video and the other one about mistakes to avoid in Jossa, i think i should be taking Mathematics&Computing in IIT(ISM) Dhanbad over mechanical in IITKGP since i am genuinely interested to learn more of the core computer based subjects too, although mechanical seemed like a nice option, I have no plans on pursuing higher studies in it.
Thanks prof.
🙏🏻
Thankyou Sir ❤
You should also discuss about the job prospects in india for Mechanical Engineering. Just because you liked physics in school should not be the criteria to choose mechanical. The students also need to be made aware of challenges faced after they graduate
Prof JeevanJyothi is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Department of Mechanical Engineering at IIT Kharagpur his own alma matter where he obtained his Bachelors and Masters in Technology in Mechanical Engineering . He is a recipient of the prestigious Gold medal for significant contribution in the research and teaching field in Mechanical , Production and Manufacturing Engineering from the institute and all india engineers association
Thank you. But I didn't win any medal from the Institute of Engineers! Probably you meant the Indian National Academy of Engineering from where I received an award for my PhD work.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Thank you very much for this video Sir!
However, I am still conflicted over whether I should pursue Mechanical or Electrical. With my rank, I can either comfortably get into Mechanical at Shibpur, or EEE/ECE at Andhra Pradesh. Your session clarified many of my doubts about Mechanical, and I am sure that I will like it, with my passion in robotics and development in the thermodynamic properties of various composites.
I don't have any idea about the colleges in Andhra Pradesh. However, IIEST is a very good institute, and Mechanical there is very good. They have some really good teachers and a great legacy of high-quality education.
@@Prof_JC Thank you Sir! I was actually referring to NIT Andhra Pradesh. It is a very new institute and is not up there on the NIRF Rankings, hence I asked.
@@soumyadipdas8530 If it is absolutely new, it would not be advisable to go to it because in all likelihood the facilities are in the process of being set up. The earliest batches there will have to miss out on a lot of things.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Thankyou very much sir
Really excellent presentation.
If one isn't good at rotational dynamics and those grade 11 pulley problems with changing mass, maybe Mech isnt for you? Also Fluid mechanics is a fair bit of hard calculus.
Yep
But aren't things going to be taught in a different way in college rather than the specified studies we did in jee prep??? I love physics but yeah rotation has been hard for me....this time before getting into college I'll try once more but that shouldn't decide my mechanical choice right??
very much helpful for students
Sir can you please make a video on Engineering Physics. Please tell us about its prospect in future.
Hello sir, you will probably not remember me, but I took your advice about missing out on jee content because I prepared for MHT CET state level entrance exam, in one of your video's comments section. You advised me to proceed steadfastly on my course of action without second thoughts. It has been more than two months, and I've gotten a very good percentile; good enough to get mechanical engineering in the state's top state engineering college (CoEP Technological University, Pune).
Just today, I was in a bit of a doubt about my decision of mechanical engineering as everyone around me is browsing through colleges for higher departments like CS and IT, even those with their percentile scores much below mine.
Your video was released at a perfect time to clear all the doubts in my mind. Thank you very very much for your guidance!
Can understand your perspective quite well I too got 98.25 percentile this time in mhtcet and I want to pursue my degree in chem eng in ICT Mumbai. But I am still facing a uncertainty of whether I would get admission in Chem eng or not and due to this my only alternative option left is to take cs in a college in my city which is good🙂
Thank you for getting back. It's good that you proceeded steadfastly. I wish you all the very best in your studies and beyond!
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
How was the manufacturing and science engeenering in COEP ?
Most people who are not keen in maths is because they don't practice it enough ....... I believe when time comes , anyone can become good at it . What is your opinion about it ?
I am not that good at maths (because i just don't spend enough time studying mathematics) , but if i study a topic , there is rarely a concept i cannot grasp.
I like mechanical engineering, and me currently being bad at it will not stop me if i want to persue it .
Same with me..
Thank you so much for your comment. I'm weak at mathematics too... I was slightly disheartened when sir told, we need to have a hold on core mathematics to excel in mechanical. I always dreamt of mech engineering, and that sentence made me think twice... I thought for a second if I was taking the wrong path. But your comment just encouraged me.
I might have to put in 5x times more effort than the others, but it's my dream to become a good engineer. I may not have the skills now, but I hope I will be able to do it through the 4 years of course... With God's grace, I hope I can conquer my weakness.
Thank you so much, once again.
Thankyou prof
please make a video for Aerospace
Sir please next about Civil Engineering Also
Thank you so much for this video sir🙏 I wish to know more about the Industrial and Systems Engineering Branch at KGP
You can take a look at their course curriculum. The subject of Operations Research is an important part there. Look it up.
@@Prof_JC Thank you Sir, I did take a look at their curriculum. As you have mentioned in the video for Mechanical branch, what aptitude must a student have in order to excel at the Industrial branch?
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Thank you so much
Fluids mechanics is like solving partial derivatives..😅
Sir i am getting Chemical in NIT Surathkal and Mechanical in NIT Surathkal. I'am a bit confused in choosing the branch as I love Physics but i was bot able to master Fluid mechanics and SHM due to lack of time during my jee preparation and also another thing is that i am not that good at mathematics as well. But still my inner soul is forcing me to take up mechanical engineering over chemical engineering. Prof. Could you please throw some light on my dilemma.
mee too gettin in allahbad nit
Sir my maths is weakest among the three. But, I really love all the topics of physics which you stated. I also do love studying calculus, though I am weak in maths. Should I go for mechanical engineering?
Thanks Prof. JC.. this has been very helpful.. However, would request you to kindly make a video comparing EEE Vs Mech for better grasp please
Choose Mech over electrical. In Mech you can see things whats going on in electrical everything depends on analysis. That's why electrical is the toughest engg branch.
Sir i like your fluid like flow of english very smooth sir😂😂😂no viscosity😅😅😅
Sir, can you please mention the names of those 2 scientists which you mention in 13:10
I mentioned only one prof. He is the late Prof. S. K. Som.
Mechanical❤
It not the working rules and problem solving level of mathematics but deep understanding of mathematics statistics along with stochastic process is essential required to to exell in fundamental scince like physics, chmistry and almost all braches of engineering.
I m also interested in programming.
Thank u sir
Nice video Professor. Does Robotics fall under the categories u mentioned. It’s not only programming right, includes machines as well, so asking this.
And I think you need to consider renaming ur channel as “A complete and comprehensive guide to engineering students”😊
Here at IIT Kharagpur, it comes under Manufacturing. But it is in reality, a multidisciplinary area involving mechanics, electronics, and computer science, and of course lots of mathematics.
@@Prof_JC Sir, Please make a video on Aerospace and Engineering Physics
@@Prof_JC oh ok Sir.
It's included as a complete part of Computer Science however in Mechanical Engineering you have to select between choosing it and other options available at a later stage.
@@Prof_JC😅
9:35 onwards is the best part of this video
Sir please make a video on ...BSc from IISc VS BSc from IIT ( specially IIT MADRAS BSc physics ).....
Go for iisc
IISc
Sir, i am unable to admit into iit kgp. But it's my promise to you sir i will admit into iit kgp in my entire M. Tech. And will be one of the student of yours in mechanical department. My promise to you sir.... ❤❤
I wish you the very best in your aspiration and for your efforts!
Sir, I have enrolled myself in mechanical engineering department of Jadavpur University. Now, I am too a part of the great Mechanical family.
All the best. And, welcome to the Mech family!
@@Prof_JC Thank you so much sir!
It is true that the difficulty level for the coding of computational fluid dynamics is much higher than the code do by CSE students...
sounds very interesting
sir please reply, I need your advice.... I have to register before 29th of July 2023.
10:20 I am BSc physics student.
Sir, I qualified "IIT JAM" and got "NIT Warangal MSc Tech. Physics" 3yr course (not like normal MSc physics of 2 Years).
Here they are giving a specialization in "electronics/photonics" & students are getting placed in tech. companies.
I can also pursue PhD physics in further with this degree.
I know web and android development, done some projects also during my BSc and I like electronics very much in physics.
As I have interest in technical things, should I join it or go for normal MSC(2 years program).
Thank you sir..🙏
Going to take mechanical in a tier2 college. Planning to take mtech in iit/iisc and join ISRO ❤
Thank u so much sir for providing this video
Everyone is talking about ranks n then clgs n branch that I will get on the basics of my rank
But mera Q's tha why they are not giving us overview of branches n giving admission based on interests of student judging us in those skills taking exams on that basis
Pls sir give us information like this about other branches too
Sir mechanical engineering branch can take girls.
Of course! Girls take Mechanical and also do very well.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Dear prof, i know this isn't relevant to this video but i really wanted to ask this :
I genuinely want to give jee again next year i gave it for the first time in 2023 qnd could not qualify mains by a really small margin and i regret it so much, but my parents aren't agreeing to it, they say i will waste another year, how do i convince my parents that i know what i have to do to improve and this wouldn't really be a waste of year, its just me trying to improve my chances to get into a better college instead of just settling for a college through kcet in bangalore
When I read student experiences from these colleges in my head it's a replay of the horrible horrible coaching experience( can you imagine teachers changing every 2-3 months, thanks to RUclips I could do wel in boards but practice for jee took a hit ) I had in 11 and 12 . When I try to tell them to my dad he says don't read it then, I don't think he understands that when I still have a chance to improve my college I needn't go and regret four years in these colleges and at this point and don't think he can understand me any more., I am really confused sir..
@prerikap8844 I can understand your situation. Sometimes, parents may not be able to understand their child's confidence and desire despite their own best intentions. I don't know what exactly you can do in thus situation. I had recently tried to send a message to parents of JEE aspirants. Although it is unlikely that they'll change their mind just because of this, you can still try showing them this: ruclips.net/video/Bryu851__T8/видео.html
@@Prof_JCThank you very much sir for your reply . Yes sir , i had watched this video alone earlier , i will ask my parents to watch it with me once , thank you again for replying 🙏🙏
whatever you end up doing, all the very best
@@nihaal7750 thank you🙏
Sir please give overview in ece and chemical engineering
Mechanical engineering has a linked part to every other branch in some way .
EE is more centered & connected to everyone imo.
@@mandarbamane4268 Hmm yeah connected but mostly to other Circuital branches only. Mechanical feels like more connected one.
Prof JeevanaJyothi Chakrabarthy is the course instructor for Advanced Mechanics of Solids (Mtech); Mechanics of Solids (3rd yr Btech) ; Basic Mechanics (101 Course 1st year Btech- Common to all branches) ; Fluid Mechanics and Flow processes ( 2nd yr Btech)
I have taught these courses at different points of time. Nowadays, Mechanics of Solids is taught at the 2nd year level.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Sir got IIT kharagpur mechanical....Atlast the dream came true....
Wonderful. Congratulations and a very warm welcome to the Department and the Institute!
Which is better for future
IISER(MOHALI) BS MS or JIIT CSE ?
Sir please make video on chemical engineering
I am confused between BTech engineering physics and BS Physics. I don't expect any difference in terms of placements or higher studies.
Hey I just completed my 12th Im confused too what did you took?
No one really chooses core branches, there is no scope in them.
Pls make a video on biotech pls
Sir can you make a video on should you take engineering and why should you and who should take it what an engineering does please
Sir you over view about civil engineering.
Which is better for female IIT ROPAR mechanical or IIT Patna chemical
Pls make on civil engineering
Wish you had put this video last year
Sir, should I take Electrical engineering at IIT Kanpur or Mechanical at IIT Bombay?
Are you insane 😂
@@RanavSingh-ko4me why do you think I am insane??
Akshat you should take Electrical at IITK. Believe me this will be the best decision of your life.
@@aryanmandal4109 okay thanks for your opinion 🙏🙏🙏
Overall the academic culture at IIT Kanpur is very strong traditionally. Plus both Electrical and Mechanical are hard-core engineering branches. So if you have an inclination for such kind of solid work, you will be happy in both. Please don't get swayed by the name of IIT Bombay.
No mention of Material Science 😢
Manit Bhopal mechanical????
I recap what I have studied in UG & PG 25 years ago in Jadavpur University
Hi sir
I am a mechanical engineering student what should I do for my best career
I want to study Mechanical Engineering in IITs
I was not very interested about mathematics in plus 2 level. I just practised enough to score safe marks whereas I was extremely interested in Physics.
But during my electrical engineering days at NIT Patna I actually started enjoying mathematics in courses like Network Analysis and Synthesis, signals and system, Control System and Communication system.
Sir, I am going ro do mechanical engineering in IITM this year. Can I do research in quantum mechanics after completing my BTech? Please reply sir
Bhaiya I too want to do research in quantum mechanics cosmos and universe but not getting a perfect branch in btech programmes at IITs can you please suggest me the best suiting btech department for my passion.please bhaiya request untill now I had just found you sharing similar interests
Good evening sir....
Which would be a wise choice between IIT Hyderabad electrical and IIT Madras mechanical.....
Should we go for branch or college
Kindly guide
Sir please make a video on what is preparatory rank and to get good marks in preparatory course in iit ?
Sir i am weak in plus 2 physics should i take mechanical engineering
Someone may please disagree with me, but I strictly believe that Mechanical and Civil are the most imp. branch not only for engg. but also for human life in general. We will not forget the Odhisha nightmare. Also for the development of any nation infrastructure is the very key parameter which everybody look because it is clearly visible and physically felt by the humans.
Does electrical have more applied maths than mechanical?
Yes
Prof. S.K Som 🙏🙏😔❤️💙❤️
Exactly.
@@Prof_JCsir i have a doubt that is IIT KGP removing branch change option from this year?
Sir please give a sure answer because if they did this after jossa councilling then this will ruin many students life
Please sir give answer
Sir is it good to pursue Mechanical from Private colleges
My son got offer letter from IISC for BTech in MnC and he’ s keen on it. Sir your opinion on the branch?
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Sir going to choose mechanical in BITS Pilani
Sir should i chose a preparatory course at iit
Hi sir, pls make video on aerospace engg. in iit kharagpur
Sir, your description of the degree fits well with my abilities and interests. But I cant see myself working in the field other than aersopace after the degree. Im worried that I wont get a good job. I rather imagine myself in a software engineering spot. Would u recommend me studying CS, even though I dont like the theoretical aspect of learning computer networks, computer architecture etc. Thank you for the Video.
Sir what u taught in prep course