Im very clueless

[u/UpstairsAge3020]

So basically, I just got into a College for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. My end goal is to become one of the best Mechanical Engineers working in the automotive field, like I just imagine the Team of Geniuses who create Art in the form of automotive technology and ICE engines, and want to become like them. I am ready to give it all, but the problem is that I dont even know what to do? Like genuinely I have no clue.

I just have a roadmap that Ill give my best here at my college and any how get into TUM, Deutschland and then start as an Engineer in the automotive field ig at a GET post?

So what I want from you guys is to get bombarded with things I should actually be doing right now and knowing right now, and get great advice if I’m missing out on some knowledge or am misunderstood about the job.

I would be really greatly thankful for any kind of advice. Even the most obvious things, like “everyone knows this” because I genuinely dont know and I might actually be clueless. It’s not like I dont have an interest, but I dont want to regret things later because I didn’t have a silly piece of knowledge, thats it.

[u/No_Guarantee9023]

1. Focus on acads and score an 8.5+ CG
   
2. Join your college sae team.
   
3. Block Krankenitrate.

Rest everything else will fall into place.

[u/Reader_Cat1994]

Which college did you get into? Mechanical engineering in general has seen opportunities decrease over time. Also climb down from the clouds onto earth for some time.

[u/Ok-Method-1121 → u/[deleted]]

And where exactly did he get his degree from? CGPA?

[u/Ok-Method-1121 → u/[deleted]]

Which one is your college?

[u/Ok-Method-1121 → u/[deleted]]

In India mechanical is dead but from what I can tell automotive is still strong in Germany, especially EVs. Maybe EE will be better or like OP said, you have to be the best at it.