Engineer

Different engineering entrance exam has different eligibility criterion. It will be difficult to advice unless you specify your exact requirement . You may look at https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/exam for details of all engineering entrance examination options and their details.

Syllabus of IIT JEE and BITS is same but in BITS you have to prepare for English. Also, the level of BITS is higher than that of JEE Mains and 12th board but low in comparison to JEE Advanced. I think you should first focus on JEE Advanced so can you will be able to solve good quality questions and able to clear both BITS as well as JEE Advanced
Best of luck.

Hello Asif Raza,
It depends on you, but I will suggest you should opt for mechanical engineering because it is an evergreen field. Aeronautical also has a good scope, but it doesn't have much demand as compared to mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering has more scope for future. In future, you can move opt for Masters in aeronautical engineering.

Good option, it is based on total industrial applications, designing of pipes, etc. According to me, you should opt for chemical engineering. After completing you chemical engineering you can work as a process engineer, piping engineer, technical engineer, production engineer, etc.

You can refer to the links mentioned below:
http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Job=Aeronautical_Engineer/Salary
http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Job=Mechanical_Engineer/Salary

Hello,
Yes, you can get a government job after completing your engineering.
You can get a job in banking Field or in Indian Railways.
There are too many posts available for engineers.
You can apply for Railway RRB JE & SSE Exams or IBPS Bank Exams.
Click here for railway exams preparation - http://entranceexaminformation.blogspot.com/2016/06/railway-rrb-exams-are-you-prepared-for.html
I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

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