lanrex55: fellow machine,pls i wi like to kno inteview question in mobile for mechanical engineers(b.tech)my email is lanrex55@yahoo.com,i also ned a job(i av O.N.D 4rm Yabatech n B.TECH 4rm Lautech)

There are no specific questions for Mechanical Engineers. Interview questions are usually based on the job specification, nature of the industry and also the interviewers can also use their discretion.

Dstar4u: Hi my role models, I am an aspirant of mechanical engineering, i thought of becoming mechanical engineer always, pls how do i go about this and what are the options im mech eng. Tanx

Thermal Power.
Production and manufacturing
Design
Materials and corrosion
Automobile etc.

I am a mechanical engineer with(B.eng&M.sc UI)degrees.Im presently based in d US.

Am planing 2 change frm agric-eng 2 mech eng durin my d.e,hope its not going 2 jeopardize my chance of admission

Check

adepoju is: Am planing 2 change frm agric-eng 2 mech eng durin my d.e,hope its not going 2 jeopardize my chance of admission

Check the direct entry admission requirements of the school you intend changing to if they accept Agric Engineering.

Pls let's revive dis forum so dat d young mech. Engineers can learn from d old ones, let's share our ideals and encourage each other for d betterment of our lives, our families, our society, our country and d world as a whole

We really need the practising mechanical engineers to widen our knowledge of mechanical engineering, that is:
1. What to expect after graduation.
2. What we can do while in school to enhance, at least, our productivity and prepare us for the challenges in the field.
3. How we can survive as engineers in the field.
4. How interesting is this course. That's motivation.
5. Relationship between what we are being taught in school and real field practicals.
6. How we should plan our ways.
7. About COREN and NSE and their importants.

Thanks, young MechEngrs would be glad if response is given to the aformentioned.
Thanks once again

Yes Dstar4u, I just finished my hnd n wil b going to service by june. I really need a mentor, and I believe dat it wil help us all both the old and young engineers. All mech. Engineers in nairaland should come join dis forum oh. U r most welcome @Dstar4u

Dstar4u: We really need the practising mechanical engineers to widen our knowledge of mechanical engineering, that is:
1. What to expect after graduation.
2. What we can do while in school to enhance, at least, our productivity and prepare us for the challenges in the field.
3. How we can survive as engineers in the field.
4. How interesting is this course. That's motivation.
5. Relationship between what we are being taught in school and real field practicals.
6. How we should plan our ways.
7. About COREN and NSE and their importants.

Thanks, young MechEngrs would be glad if response is given to the aformentioned.
Thanks once again

Let me attempt to discuss this not in any particular order though.

NSE and COREN very essential. To be a corporate member of NSE, you must have graduated for at least four years. You then go ahead to get registered with COREN. This is particularly important because most company have preference for registered engineers.

What to expect? Just keep an open mind. You may even end up in another field (sincerely)

While in school take all you courses seriously because you would meet them one way or the other if you eventually practice.

Interesting, demanding and could be stiffening(from a personal point of view) . As long as your calculation and reasoning skills are sound. You are good to go.

Plan your ways? Stay focused and hold tenaciously to your dreams. A little bit of flexibility would do you much good. Yeah, don't be too rigid.

And most importantly , the God factor.

neta11: Yes Dstar4u, I just finished my hnd n wil b going to service by june. I really need a mentor, and I believe dat it wil help us all both the old and young engineers. All mech. Engineers in nairaland should come join dis forum oh. U r most welcome @Dstar4u

What are your majors? What kind of industry do you wish to work? These would determine you career path...

D.pinaku:


Let me attempt to discuss this not in any particular order though.

NSE and COREN very essential. To be a corporate member of NSE, you must have graduated for at least four years. You then go ahead to get registered with COREN. This is particularly important because most company have preference for registered engineers.

What to expect? Just keep an open mind. You may even end up in another field (sincerely)

While in school take all you courses seriously because you would meet them one way or the other if you eventually practice.

Interesting, demanding and could be stiffening(from a personal point of view) . As long as your calculation and reasoning skills are sound. You are good to go.

Plan your ways? Stay focused and hold tenaciously to your dreams. A little bit of flexibility would do you much good. Yeah, don't be too rigid.

And most importantly , the God factor.

Nice one from you sir.
Are you, by any means, a practising engineer?
Thanks.

D.pinaku:


Let me attempt to discuss this not in any particular order though.

NSE and COREN very essential. To be a corporate member of NSE, you must have graduated for at least four years. You then go ahead to get registered with COREN. This is particularly important because most company have preference for registered engineers.

What to expect? Just keep an open mind. You may even end up in another field (sincerely)

While in school take all you courses seriously because you would meet them one way or the other if you eventually practice.

Interesting, demanding and could be stiffening(from a personal point of view) . As long as your calculation and reasoning skills are sound. You are good to go.

Plan your ways? Stay focused and hold tenaciously to your dreams. A little bit of flexibility would do you much good. Yeah, don't be too rigid.

And most importantly , the God factor.

Nice one from you sir.
Are you, by any means, a practising engineer?
Thanks.

neta11: Yes Dstar4u, I just finished my hnd n wil b going to service by june. I really need a mentor, and I believe dat it wil help us all both the old and young engineers. All mech. Engineers in nairaland should come join dis forum oh. U r most welcome @Dstar4u

Thanks, Neta.
It's pretty good to hear that. We really need to get more info concerning this field. But, anyway, I believe it's a rewarding course to study provided the passion for it is burning.

.

akaniman: I am a mechanical engineer with(B.eng&M.sc UI)degrees.Im presently based in d US.

/ Author pls wil it b advisable to go 4 direct entry wit my hnd or I should just do pgd? And pls sir wat are d professional courses I can take

D.pinaku:


Let me attempt to discuss this not in any particular order though.

NSE and COREN very essential. To be a corporate member of NSE, you must have graduated for at least four years. You then go ahead to get registered with COREN. This is particularly important because most company have preference for registered engineers.

What to expect? Just keep an open mind. You may even end up in another field (sincerely)

While in school take all you courses seriously because you would meet them one way or the other if you eventually practice.

Interesting, demanding and could be stiffening(from a personal point of view) . As long as your calculation and reasoning skills are sound. You are good to go.

Plan your ways? Stay focused and hold tenaciously to your dreams. A little bit of flexibility would do you much good. Yeah, don't be too rigid.

And most importantly , the God factor.

pls sir which cooperate body can I join now wit my hnd cert.

D.pinaku:


What are your majors? What kind of industry do you wish to work? These would determine you career path...

I love to work in a production company and I ave a burning desire to b a full practicing mech. Engineer n most of all to contribute positively in d growth of technology greatly in our country. But really don't knw wie to start from, I just finished my hnd in production option

Pls wat wil it take me to study further in abroad wit my hnd certificate n do some professional courses also? Plssssss frnds I need answer

neta11: pls sir which cooperate body can I join now wit my hnd cert.

What do you mean by 'Corporate body'?
Are you referring to Professional body /Associations?

D.pinaku:


What do you mean by 'Corporate body'?
Are you referring to Professional body /Associations?

yes sir, I knw dat I am not yet qualify to register 4 Coren, I knw of NATE (Nigeria Association of Technology Students), but I still need to b enlighten more

Am a serving corp member with B.eng mech engr frm a fed university!! I believe dia is more to mech eng dan wot I c on dis thread! Wia hv d engineers gone!! Abi de r too busy to enlighten younger ones!! Dnt hv much experience bt I did my intenship wit d maintenance unit of nnpc-ppmc! Wia I was exposed to overhauling of multistage centrifugal pumps,servicing of pressure valves and general maintenance of allen engines(16 cylinders).. It was a nice experience n den I was able to relate my theoritical knwledge n d practical stuffs!! Am proud to hv a degree in mech eng d mother of all engineering courses!!

iyke dan-castro:
Am a serving corp member with B.eng mech engr frm a fed university!! I believe dia is more to mech eng dan wot I c on dis thread

Welcome on board. Just as you noted, the field of Mechanical Engineering is so broad that you can specialise in specific area.

With your experience, you can decide to work in the oil and gas sector of the economy (that is if you want to pursue such).

.

For the upcoming Mechanical Engineers, the field of metallurgy and Material Science are great as they have very wide applications particularly the oil and gas sector. One can be a Corrosion Engineer and also a Material and Testing Engineer.

D.pinaku:
For the upcoming Mechanical Engineers, the field of metallurgy and Material Science are great as they have very wide applications particularly the oil and gas sector. One can be a Corrosion Engineer and also a Material and Testing Engineer.

Thanks for the info.

Good day everybody.. I'm Nnamdi a 400L mech student from unizik. I am trying to design a light car with a group of other students in my school but we are in a bit of a situation when we were considering engine selection. The problem is that locally not many kinds of engines are available. Single cylinder 200cc motorcycle engines are just not powerful enough, 4 cylinders might be too heavy. Can i pls get some advice and if possible someone should pls direct me to where I can get a comprehensive catalogue of engines available locally here at a reasonable cost.[color=#006600]

Good day everyone am a fresh graduate of mechanical engineer from UNN. I have much interest in the oil and gas sector and at the same time i love everytin about computers, webdesign and programming. am tryin to make some choice about my career. Is the any how i can combine the two tins or will i have to drop one? I have always bin taking the programing as an hobby.

greeting to all felow mechos. engr oa oyelude signing in. lets show ds thread some love.

wit d comin of d first nigerian technical university in ibadan, d oyo state government has truely proven d state to b d "pace setter" state. we mechanics do nt need to leave d country before we study mechatronics aircraft engineering robotics n a whole lot of other interesting options

D.pinaku:
For the upcoming Mechanical Engineers, the field of metallurgy and Material Science are great as they have very wide applications particularly the oil and gas sector. One can be a Corrosion Engineer and also a Material and Testing Engineer.

While u consider most of the above mentioned mechanical options in previous posts. I'll also recommend MAINTENANCE as a very vital option in mech eng!!! U can fit into just any industry with it. Its d key to company n operational continuity and sustenance.

sccofield: Good day everyone am a fresh graduate of mechanical engineer from UNN. I have much interest in the oil and gas sector and at the same time i love everytin about computers, webdesign and programming. am tryin to make some choice about my career. Is the any how i can combine the two tins or will i have to drop one? I have always bin taking the programing as an hobby.

super lion, i hail u
find out software packages dats most is needed or useful in d oil n gas sector n do it n u will b hot cake rit away. 1st is AutoCAD. Hw do we get intouch, let relate....i will lyk to get intouch wit any oda super lion hia.
ugwuemekah@gmail.com. Tnk

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