How do you become an Mechanical engineer?

Answer 1

You need a four year BS degree at major universities and a good interview during this or following. Working as a paid or unpaid intern while in college can make the job hunting easier.

After you receive your degree, some states require you to work with a professional engineer for a period of time before you are allowed to take your state's PE exam. For example: In California you must work under a PE for 2 years before being allowed to take the PE exam, but in Nevada it's 4 years.

Answer 2

AnswerYou do 3 year Bachelors of engineering/science then followed by a year of masters then do a further year for doctorate in the UK, I don't know how the system works in other countries.

Answer 3

by studying.....ha ha ha

Well after your school, join polytechnic or technical university where they have mechanical faculty. Join, and complete B.Tech or B.E in mechanical engineering.

Answer 4

I do not think there is any age requirement.

To be a professional engineer, you need a college degree, which is rarely obtained before age 21 and more commonly 22 or 23 even.

Answer 5

It usually takes about 6 years to become a design engineer. After 4 years of undergraduate classes, 2-3 years of graduate classes are required.

Answer 6

Oh I have known some mechanical engineers that haven't finished any projects in 5 years! Really though, it all depends on the size of the project.

Answer 7

4 years bachelors degree all you need