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PRACTICAL ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:G00D OR BAD?

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parth9039

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I CAME KNOW ABOUT PRACTICAL ELEMENTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AS PG COURSE IN CANADA. I WANT TO KNOW IS IT GOOD OR BAD COURSE FOR INDUSTRIAL JOB? HOW MUCH ITS TRENDING IN CURRENT SCENARIO?
 
hey parth i also applied for PEME for sept intake
 
gurjindersingh said:
hey parth i also applied for PEME for sept intake


do you know how this course is?
have u talked with anyone? job scope? n is it much of theoritical or practical?
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This course is job oriented so practical work is more like cad designing etc.
It is only PGD which is directly related to mechanical stream. So i think scope would be bright.
 
Hello, I am applying for the same course for September 2018 intake. Can you guys tell me more about this? The job opportunities and future options for Practical elements of mechanical engineering PEME at Fanshawe College
 
I have the same doubt. Alot of people told me few are in fanshawe studying business management PEM is very hectic course. You dont get enough time to study. Even I've got L.O.A for sept 2020 and I'm trying to ignore all the negative reviews regarding its flexibility. And talking about future scope I'm not sure but one friend of friend did pem and got a job,now company extended his visa.
 
Ashish pithadia said:
I have the same doubt. Alot of people told me few are in fanshawe studying business management PEM is very hectic course. You dont get enough time to study. Even I've got L.O.A for sept 2020 and I'm trying to ignore all the negative reviews regarding its flexibility. And talking about future scope I'm not sure but one friend of friend did pem and got a job,now company extended his visa.
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Hey, did you take admission in PEM in fanshawe college? I am looking for may 2021 intake .. and what is your plan for 2nd year course? Which course you will choose?
 
Hey! I'm registered for Applied Mechanical Design at Fanshawe for fall 2021, but I'm considering changing course to PEM. Any comments about this course?
 
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