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kishorekumar
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04/13/2009 1:19 AM

Dear All,

I am going to complete my Diploma in tool and die engineering from GTTI.I am curious in doing my higher studies.Please give me your useful suggestions.
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04/13/2009 1:33 AM

You could read Philosophy at Oxford.

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04/13/2009 1:35 AM

Thanks
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04/13/2009 2:08 AM

A pleasure,

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/36262/I-NEED-HELP

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04/13/2009 6:49 AM

Hello,

I am not sure that that I should hazard a guess a pronouncing your name but I will try a brief answer.

If your diploma is a certificate of your book knowledge only I would suggest the following. Continue with your studies and take a part time job in a Die-making shop to give you some hands-on experience. During the summer months work at it fulltime of have an internship if possible. Take as much CAD design as you can to become proficient with it, specifically in progressive die design. It can be a really rewarding career both in Die design and hands-on manufacturing. Good Luck Hope this helps a little.

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