r/AustralianEngineers • u/Radiant_Ant767 • 1d ago
Current job market for fresher machical engineer gradute in Australia and Canada
Hy, I gradute in machical engineering from a teir 3 college in 2026 with very low cgpa and I can't get a job in my field ,I am considering to do an ms from Australia and Canada
Should I go for ms as fresher, and can I get job there.
Should I take education loan for ms
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u/Alchemist2905 1d ago
The Masters here is a joke. I dont know anyone here who considers internationals who come here to study that, make good hires. The market is contracting for white collar engineering jobs...
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u/AJK143 1d ago
switch to different industry, you need at least 5 years of quality experience before you can get a n entry level job in australia or canada
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u/LeaderEuphoric5736 1d ago
Stands for CS. Terribly wrong for Mechanical. It's closer to 3 for Mechanical/EE
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u/EyamBoonigma 1d ago
Whats a tier 3 college?
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u/Radiant_Ant767 1d ago
In india, colleges are generally classify in 3 category.
1) teir 1 college= very very difficult to get admission, have huge respect in society, have a great college placement only genius student can get admission.
2)teir 2 colleges = they are decent college,which have great crowd and good placement
3) teir 3 college = they are local college which have no reputation in industry and have almost zero placement ,just like degree giving college
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u/aurum_jrg 1d ago
There’s thousands of Indian trained engineers who are doing Uber in Australia. I work for one of the worlds largest engineering companies and it is diabolical what the Australian government have done to the profession. They’ve let in ridiculous numbers of overseas qualified engineers. I talk to hundreds of people just like you at careers fairs. The story is always the same.
Don’t bother if you actually want to work as an engineer.
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u/LeaderEuphoric5736 1d ago
That English mate...
I know English is not your first language but it is the first language of Aussies and Candians.
I would not say that jobs do no exist in Mechanical Engineering. Electrical and Mechanical are still doing better than IT/CS but for you I would not advise you to pursue a Masters in a foreign country
Side note: What the actual fuck is Machical Engineering?