How to build a career in automobile industry?

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Mohammad Umar, a mechanical engineering student from Delhi, India, is contemplating his career path and plans to pursue a Master’s degree in automobile engineering in Germany, driven by a passion for engines. He has experience in building vehicles, including a 300cc All Terrain Vehicle for a competition and is currently working on a two-stroke quad bike. He seeks guidance on potential career fields after completing his engineering degree and advice on how to secure positions at prestigious automotive companies like Lamborghini and Maserati. The discussion emphasizes the importance of pursuing one's dreams and the value of seeking advice in navigating career options in the automotive industry.
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Hi everyone!

This is Mohammad Umar. I am a mechanical engineering student here in Delhi, India.

There are many things that are running in my mind right now regarding my career.
Its already high time now!

I am planning to go to Germany for my M.S in automobile as I am really really into engine and stuff! i took up mechanical engg so that I could learn mechanisms and build an engine of my own! I know that's too childish but there's no harm in dreaming ;)
I've worked on a couple of projects, made a 300cc, 10 H.P All Terrain Vehicle for a competition SAE BAJA 2013.
Currently planning to build a two stroke quad bike.
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.I had a few queries in my mind
What are the different fields I can go into once I complete my engineering?
How will I have to go about if I want to work in any of the dream companies, be it Lamborghini, Maserati etc..?
Any comment is welcome.
( This was my first post so was a bit nervous :) )
 
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MUQ said:
I know that's too childish but there's no harm in dreaming ;)
I don't think that's childish at all.
 
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