B.Tech

MGM University is one of the best colleges in Aurangabad Maharashtra to pursue electrical engineering. This programme is uniquely designed to enhance the employability of students and to prepare them to work in a multidisciplinary environment. To provoke independent thoughts in students and the importance of teamwork, programme also gives emphasis on Outcome Based Education, design thinking process and cooperative education component involving Guest lectures, Projects, Seminars, Internships and Activity Based Learning. https://mgmu.ac.in/electrical-engineering/.

MGM's Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College (JNEC) is among the best college in Aurangabad to pursue B.Tech in chemical engineering. This programme is uniquely designed to enhance the employability and to prepare students to work in a multidisciplinary work environment. To achieve this, the programme offers a Major-Minor degree scheme wherein the Major will be in core Chemical Engineering and Minor will be as per students' interests. For more details visit the site: https://mgmu.ac.in/chemical-engineering/.

Hello Rakesh, it's definitely a good wish and a dream also to get admission for an engineering degree in computer sciences or information technology. However these days a student needs to appear for some or the other entrance exam before he can seek admission. You have not mentioned about any of the exams that you may have appeared. In this case I would suggest that you can think of seeking admission under the management quota of the private colleges. But for this you will need to approach them individually for the details of admission process and the fees that is required to be paid. Best wishes to you.

Hello Anil Kumar, yes if you are not getting a job based on your engineering qualification in any of the tech fields then you can definitely think of doing your BEd and get employed as a teacher in some institution of your choice. It will be a good idea to do your BEd.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Akash, you are already in the third year of your four year engineering course and now you are seeking change of branch. I that correct? Normally speaking, students are allowed change of branch at the stage of second year of degree course because from second year onwards the subjects that are taught are specialised to the branch that is selected. So if you want to change your branch you may have to go back to 2nd year. If this is acceptable to you then you may approach your college and then perhaps they will accept your request. Best wishes to you.