Thermal engineering deals with converting heat energy between mediums and into usable forms like chemical, mechanical, or electrical energy. To work as a thermal engineer, one needs a postgraduate degree in thermal engineering. Thermal engineers typically work on engineering teams applying their expertise in heat transfer to solve thermodynamics and thermal control problems. Some top institutes for thermal engineering in India include Government Engineering College in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, Adhiparasakthi Engineering College in Tamil Nadu, and Kumaun Engineering College in Dwarahat, Uttarakhand.

1. Careers
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Thermal Engineering
Introduction
Eligibility
Job Prospects
Institutes
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2. Introduction
Thermal engineering deals with the conversion of
heat energy between mediums and into other
usable forms of energy. Most of the energy
from thermalsources is converted into chemical,
mechanical or electrical energy. In order to achieve
this, thermal engineers are experts in heat transfer
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3. Eligibility
Thermal engineer one should have a postgraduate
degree (M.E/M.Tech) in Thermal engineering.
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4. Job Prospects
A degree in the field of Thermal engineering helps
the candidate to get in to a lucrative career in the
area of thermodynamics or thermal control. Thermal
engineers normally work as part of an engineering
team, whether as independent consultants or as
permanent members of an engineering/technical
department. Thermal engineering can also be
practiced by mechanical and chemical engineers.
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5. Institutes
Government Engineering College, Jhalawar,Rajasthan -
Other , Rajasthan.
Adhiparasakthi Engineering College,Tamil Nadu - Other
, Tamil Nadu.
Kumaun Engineering College,Dwarahat , Uttarakhand /
Uttaranchal.
Ponjesly College of Engineering,Kanyakumari , Tamil
Nadu.
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