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Nitesh mishra

Beginner-Level 5

First software developer is also a engineer so it is wrong to ask this question, but at this time as technology grown IT companies gives higher packages than any other engineering field.

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Nitesh mishra

Beginner-Level 5

First software developer is also a engineer so it is wrong to ask this question, but at this time as technology grown IT companies gives higher packages than any other engineering field.

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Nitesh mishra

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, any graduate who are related to engineering field are eligible for GATE and IES.

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Nitesh mishra

Beginner-Level 5

Choose your area of interest, search about both stream, scopes are comparatively equal in both stream, you need to know about yours choices but from my point of view I am also a engineer, mechanical engineering is best, I hope it helps you.

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Nitesh mishra

Beginner-Level 5

It's a very good exam for civil engineering: there are 80 questions in 90 minutes and syllabus for civil engineering:
1. Building Materials
2. Surveying
3. Transportation Engineering
4. Soil Mechanics
5. Hydraulics
6. Irrigation Engineering
7. Estimating, Costing, and Valuation
8. Environmental Engineering
9. Structural Engineering
10. Theory of Structures
11. RCC Design
12. Steel Design
13. Concrete Technology.

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Nilesh Parashar

Beginner-Level 3

Some things to consider before diving headfirst into the Internet of Things. Embedded systems: what exactly are they? Further, Embedded System Building Blocks. Protocols. Acquiring a foundational understanding of sensors and electrical circuits. Understanding the fundamentals of System-on-Chip (SoC), Microcontroller, and CPU. IoT is pervasive, thus you need know the fundamentals of any computer language (I suggest Embedded C or Python). Software and hardware for robotics, factories, and telecommunications networks. The aforementioned recommendations do not apply to any specific area. In addition, one Internet of Things (IoT) worker can
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deepika maurya

Guide-Level 15

1- Junior Engineers come under Group C for very freshers having a pay scale of INR 9400 to INR 34800 Grade Pay 4600 and after 3 years of working you will be in Group B but the post will be the same I. e. SSE, the only difference will be in the pay scale incremented by 12 percent.
2- It just sounds good SSE but here nothing has to do about Engineering. The person recruited for these posts only to supervise the technicians (e. g Fitter, Electricians, turners, etc. ). To do work properly, so it is a must that the person supervising has a background of Technical knowledge Of various engineering Departments so named Section Engineering.
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Aryan Rai

Beginner-Level 5

1. Heat Engines.
2. Thermodynamics.
3. Fluid Mechanics.
4. Hydraulics.
5. The strength of Materials.

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Aryan Rai

Beginner-Level 5

First, a bit of a background. I did my mechanical engineering from a decent state level university college and I got placed into IBM in the final year. Having no other options, I joined IBM after college. But I wanted to work in a field of my engineering background, and so I also took up GATE coaching at ACE Academy. I got a rank of ~4000 in GATE 2016. Since I didnt get into any PSU or IIT with this rank, I had to continue looking for other options, which is when I applied to ISRO. Now, coming to the experience, let me give you an overview of the selection process. There's 2 stages for ISRO recruitment. First is a written exam, 80 que
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deepika maurya

Guide-Level 15

The Salary of an RRB JE is INR 35,400 per month (basic pay). RRB JE Salary After 7th Pay Commission;
Pay Scale Band: INR 29,300 to INR 34,800
Grade Pay: INR 4,200
Pay Band (VI CPC): INR 29,300 to 34,800
Grade Pay (VI CPC): INR 4,800
Pay Band (VII CPC): INR 37,200 to 1,39,200
Grade Pay (VII CPC): INR 19,200
On Selection/Promotion, Entry Pay: INR 72,600
SSC JE Salary is actually based on Job Locations for example;
Class A: Metropolis
Class B: Metropolis plus Other Big Cities
Class C: Village plus Small Cities
RRB JE Salary Structure as per Job Location
Basic Pay:
For Class A: INR 13,500
For Class B: INR 13,500
For Class C: INR 13,500
Dearness Allowance:
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