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If you have completed your graduation from a good college, then you are eligible for most of the government job competitive exams like - IBPS, SSC CGL, IAS exam, etc.
So, you can start your preparation for the exams.
You can visit the below mentioned link to prepare for SSC CGL exam:
https://www.eduncle.com/ssc-cgl-recruitment-exam
Best of luck.
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After completion of your engineering in mechanical, specialisation in one of the subjects that was taught during graduation is the most likely course of action. Prospective employers will look at your qualifications. Mostly engineers are employed in maintenance activities. Good if you can get admission in maintenance for PG.
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