Electrical Engineering

I prefer you to go for completing the Degree, if you try for jobs now. You can get some jobs, but you will not be getting good salaries and facilities. After Diploma, you have studied half of the engineering and remaining is the degree. After Degree, you will have lots of opportunities in life, but with Diploma, the case is not same. You are bounded to some Exams. After Diploma, you can easily apply for Defense services on good ranks, below commissioned Officers. But, after degree, you can apply for both junior officers and commissioned.

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Hello dear, Eligibility: Diploma in electrical from the approved technical board from AICTE. Age-18 to 28 years. Syllabus-1). There will be a computer-based test (CBT). Of objective type-multiple choice questions only. The syllabus of the examinations will be commensurate to essential qualification required for the
post. The medium for examination will be Hindi or English. The tier-1 examination is for screening only. The tier-2 examination is for provisional. Selection. Marks will be normalized in Tier-1 & Tier-2 examination as per the best practices. Best of luck.

You can appear for SSC CHSL. It is conducted for 12th pass students. You can also give SSC JE exams after completing Diploma.

Hi,yes you have fairly good chance with the above mentioned score to get a seat in B.P Poddar Institute of Management and Technology.
All the best!

You can take the help of YouTube. You will find video tutorials which will help you.

The duration of the second year full-time Diploma in electrical engineering is 3 years.
Hope this will help you.

Hi,
Yes, you have fairly good chances with the above-mentioned score to get a seat in any government engineering college.
All the best.

Yes, if you have completed HSC in science.

Yes, you can take admission in engineering in any department.
Almost, all the colleges accept lateral entries, but a few of the most reputed colleges like IIT, NIT and VIT do not encourage lateral entry.