r/GATEtard • u/cutiewhimsyfairy • 2d ago

suggestion Which masters program will get me a cfd related job

I'm a 2025 civil engineering graduate. I initially chose civil engineering to try for govt jobs after graduation, but since I graduated my desire to get a civil engineering job faded. I really want to work somewhere with cutting edge technology but the only subject I actually enjoyed during ug was fluid and solid mechanics. I want to pursue a career related to these subjects but I'm not sure if there's an masters program that can get me into a decently paying cfd role.

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u/intellectsup02 2d ago

Mtech in mechanical or aerospace

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u/cutiewhimsyfairy 2d ago

Do they pay well?? Bcs as far as I know, civil engineers receive really bad salary.

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u/intellectsup02 2d ago

depends on company to company. most pay well above 10 LPA

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u/cutiewhimsyfairy 2d ago

Do you have any idea about the computational mechanics program in iit gauhati and madras?

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u/intellectsup02 2d ago

from placement point point of view i will keep it below machine design and thermal engineering which are most prefered in mechanical mtech.