Understanding the distinction between science, engineering, and technology is essential. Science uncovers what already exists, engineering creates what doesn't, and technology delivers these discoveries to society.

To excel as an engineer, one must cultivate a range of skills—mathematical proficiency, creativity, logical and analytical thinking, technical know-how, teamwork, communication, language fluency, adaptability, and a commitment to lifelong learning.

Emerging technologies like IoT, AI, robotics, digital manufacturing, 3D printing, automation, and machine learning are rapidly advancing. Pursuing core engineering disciplines opens doors to vast opportunities in these areas.

With India aiming to become a $6 trillion economy by 2030, initiatives in automation and advanced technology sectors are expected to be game-changers. This growth trajectory signals a soaring demand for highly skilled engineers.

— Ramesh Kumar, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Amrita University