Engineer

Hi Srishti,
To be clear, you will not be called as an engineer. You will be called a student who has just completed the certification. To be honest, nowadays the competition so tough that even the students who are completing their 4-year degree course, i.e. engineers are struggling to get jobs. Also, the vacancies in this field are generated less in number. So, think that if an engineer applies for the same post you are applying with only one year course, who will get importance? You know your answer. I'd recommend you to not to go for short term courses. Try to apply for full duration course. This will give you an advantage and also increases your placement opportunities. I hope this solve your doubt. If you still think that you want to discuss with me, you can get in touch with me.

Tamil Nadu is the state, which abolished entrance exam for engineering last year. From last year onwards, the qualifying exam has been declared as class 12th. The marks will be brought down out of 200, and the merit list will be prepared. This is for the seats available for government colleges and private colleges. Deemed universities located in Tamil Nadu have the option of having their own entrance exam, and you will have to appear for one such exam, if you are interested in admission in any of these deemed universities. Of course, over and above this, there is a management quota, which is filled by these private institutions by different means. Here, nothing is known as to the methodology adopted by these institutions. You will have to approach every institution individually, if you are interested in getting admission against management quota seat.