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Is IET suitable for Mechanical Engineers?

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I have a friend who has a BEng(Hons) and MSc in Mechanical Engineering.

I told him IET may suit him.

He told me IET is for Electrical Engineers.

I told him IET is Institution of Engineering and Technology, IET is multi-disciplines.

He still not believe it.

What should I tell him?
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    Hello David


    It is re-iterated that if the IET is multi-disciplinary then suppose, if a mechanical Engineer or Technologist gets membership of the IET i.e. MIET, after that can he or she apply for CEng or IEng through the IET.  This is the question.


    Secondly, has the EC UK allowed the IET UK to process the cases of other than Electrical Electronics Disciplines e.g. Mechanical, Civil, Chemical etc, for the registration like CEng IEng or EngTech etc. whereas the EC UK has already awarded licences to other related Institutions or Societies of the UK like IMechE or ICE etc.  In other words, has the IET UK any MoUs or permissions from other Institutions like IMechE or ICE to process the cases of Mechanical or Civil Engineers.


    Please guide the IET Community.  Thank you.

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    Hello David


    It is re-iterated that if the IET is multi-disciplinary then suppose, if a mechanical Engineer or Technologist gets membership of the IET i.e. MIET, after that can he or she apply for CEng or IEng through the IET.  This is the question.


    Secondly, has the EC UK allowed the IET UK to process the cases of other than Electrical Electronics Disciplines e.g. Mechanical, Civil, Chemical etc, for the registration like CEng IEng or EngTech etc. whereas the EC UK has already awarded licences to other related Institutions or Societies of the UK like IMechE or ICE etc.  In other words, has the IET UK any MoUs or permissions from other Institutions like IMechE or ICE to process the cases of Mechanical or Civil Engineers.


    Please guide the IET Community.  Thank you.

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