B.Tech Mechanics

Dear Shahul,
Nanotechnology is derived from the combination of two words Nano and Technology and is considered as the technology of future and is capable of bringing major technological advances in the 21st century.
Few Specializations in this field:
1. Nano – biotechnology.
2. Ceramic engineering.
3. Green nanotechnology.
4. Materials science.
5. Nano architectonics.
6. Nano engineering.
7. Nano mechanics.
8. Wet nanotechnology.
9. Nano – medicine.
Nano Technology professionals are in great demand in mainstream electronics, industrial products and healthcare markets. Though, nanotechnology is still in early stages of development in India. However, graduates in nano-tech have plenty of opportunities in:
1. Medical.
2. Healthcare industry research.
3. Environment industries.
4. Pharmaceutical.
5. Agriculture.
6. Universities.
7. Private research institutes.
8. Educational institutes.
9. Entrepreneurial.
10. Investment advisors in biotechnology.
11. Research and development in government.
12. Product development and advising.
13. communication and media and
14. Interfacing of new technologies.
At present, no reputed institute in India is offering courses in Nanotechnology at the graduation level. Eligibility criteria for doing Post Graduation in Nanotechnology is B.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Life Sciences with a minimum of 50% marks or B.Tech in Material science/ Mechanical/ Biomedical/ Chemical/ Biotechnology /Electronics / Computer Science from recognized University.
I hope this helps.

Hi Suresh,
Candidates wishing to enter the navigational and engineering fields of Merchant Navy need to complete their B.Sc. degree in mechanical or marine engineering, before they can gain admission to the field. In some cases, students who have completed their 12th with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) are eligible to join as Deck Cadets.
Navigating Officers - Candidates will need to obtain a Certificate of Competency, as per the regulations in India relating to the examinations of Masters and Mates. Conducted by the Ministry of Surface Transport, in association with the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) Mumbai, the examinations help determine the promotion prospects for the officers.
For training, the best training institution for the navigating officers is the T.S. Chanakya. Candidates who qualify from here, that is complete their first certificate of competency of Second Mate, need to go through a three year training in Nautical Science (B.Sc.) and then complete a year's duration of practical training in the deck department of a merchant ship. Selection is based on the Joint Entrance Examination given by the IIT, a merit list is prepared after the written test and interview are completed and the Director General of Shipping has the authority to choose which of the 2 training programmes the candidate is best suited for (students can let their preference be known). Both the T.S. Chanakya and MERI institutions do help (under no Government obligations) in recruiting their graduates in suitable Indian Shipping Companies.
As far as remuneration and other benefits are concerned Merchant Navy is one of the few careers where the salary is relatively high. The pay is definitely different from company to company, depending on the city, country, export and import needs, seniority etc.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck!