Scope in Autocad without having any higher degree.

[Anonymous]

I was in mechanical branch btech but did not passed and I have no btech degree. I think I wasted my times for 4 years in college.  Since I am really intrested in autocad hence I started to learn autocad basics from 1 years ago. But still I have no clear vision whether my autocad skilledness will be useless or usefull .I have only 12th pass certficate. how can i get bright scope in autocad? The main obstracle for me is that I have no any higher degree certificate.

[Valentin_CAD · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous ,

Refer to this information from the AUGI site:  https://www.augi.com/augiworld/issue/september-2020

[Patchy]

If you want to be a cad operator, go to school.

Most of the questions you asked were how Autocad works instead of grabbing a construction drawing and practice.

Who cares about these:

[Anonymous]

beacuse I am a cad learner thats why I everytime ask about autocad tools and its operation. After I complete I want to be a cad drafter...

[Patchy]

You will spend next four years minimum to get all your answers instead of going to school because Autocad is a big mystery, it improves with every new version.

[RobDraw]

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@Patchy wrote:

You will spend next four years minimum to get all your answers instead of going to school because Autocad is a big mystery,

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Are you trying to say that you need to go to school to understand AutoCAD?

[Patchy]

How about other products of Autocad? is he going to explore how they all work?

I haven't seen a single drawing posted about his drawing.

How about you? never need a day of training from anyone? even from a co-worker? you learned everything by asking here?

[RobDraw]

You're avoiding my question.

[RobDraw]

I'm trying to understand your previous post.

Are you saying that people need to go to school in order to understand AutoCAD?

[Valentin_CAD · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous ,

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@Anonymous wrote:

...  Since I am really intrested in autocad ...

... my autocad skilledness will be useless or usefull. 

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No skill is ever useless.

If you are "really interested in AutoCAD", consider the many options Autodesk provides to continue building your skills.

• Support and learning

          

• Educational Support

          

• Training

         

• Autodesk University

         

• Autodesk workshops, seminars, and events

        

• Certification

          

Here is the main point:

[Anonymous]

Thanks to show me scope in it...! The knowledge of autocad tools is very necessary before proceeding to work on drawing but depending on person to person time taken to acquire tools knowledge also varies. For me it takes 1 + 1/2 years to get knowledge of all autocad 2-D tools, while for somebody it may take only 8 month to complete the course.