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REEBA KHAN
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Hi,
Here's the criteria of who can apply and how.
Eligibility: candidates should pass B.Sc Maths or basic Maths and computer applications or any other degree of any university as equivalent.
Minimum 60% is desirable for admission. Admission is generally on the basis of Mark's and entrance test specific for certain universities. All the best.
Here's the criteria of who can apply and how.
Eligibility: candidates should pass B.Sc Maths or basic Maths and computer applications or any other degree of any university as equivalent.
Minimum 60% is desirable for admission. Admission is generally on the basis of Mark's and entrance test specific for certain universities. All the best.
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Shweta Singh
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For admission in M.Sc Dietetics and food management, you need to have passed B.Sc Home Science with specialization in Food and Nutrition, Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition or PG Diploma in Dietetics and Public Health Nutrition or its equivalent.
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi, Aircraft maintenance engineering is not a degree or Diploma programme, but it is a training programme. After the successful completion of the training, a license is issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). During the training session, students will be taught about the service and maintenance of aircraft so as to ensure flight safety. Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/articles/your-career-after-doing-aircraft-maintenance-engg-blogId-4626
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/aircraft-maintenance-engineer-9.
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/articles/your-career-after-doing-aircraft-maintenance-engg-blogId-4626
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/aircraft-maintenance-engineer-9.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sinjoy Ghosh,
If you are about take admission in the 11th standard & even at this stage, if you have your aim in life already decided, then it's very good and best for you. Yes, you can hope to become a departmental engineer in mechanical or metallurgical disciplines. For this you first need to complete your engineering in either of these two branches. For this to happen you need to be qualified to take admission in an Engineering College. The basic qualification requires you to have physics chemistry and mathematics in 12th standard for seeking admission in any Engineering College. So while going for 11th be sure that you have ph
If you are about take admission in the 11th standard & even at this stage, if you have your aim in life already decided, then it's very good and best for you. Yes, you can hope to become a departmental engineer in mechanical or metallurgical disciplines. For this you first need to complete your engineering in either of these two branches. For this to happen you need to be qualified to take admission in an Engineering College. The basic qualification requires you to have physics chemistry and mathematics in 12th standard for seeking admission in any Engineering College. So while going for 11th be sure that you have ph
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Renish Sonani,
Aircraft maintenance engineering course is definitely not an engineering course even though the word engineering appears in the title. However one cannot call it a technician's course also. This is because a student gets a degree or B.Sc. After 3 years of studies in this course. After the completion of the course the students get the license from DGCA to work as aircraft maintenance engineers on the aircraft which are used by civil Airlines for carrying passengers and / or cargo. Best wishes to you.
Aircraft maintenance engineering course is definitely not an engineering course even though the word engineering appears in the title. However one cannot call it a technician's course also. This is because a student gets a degree or B.Sc. After 3 years of studies in this course. After the completion of the course the students get the license from DGCA to work as aircraft maintenance engineers on the aircraft which are used by civil Airlines for carrying passengers and / or cargo. Best wishes to you.
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madhu sharma
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Devashish,
Mechanical engineering branch is, in a way, almost a universal branch. Its requirement is felt in all varieties of industries including, of course, the textile industry also. Wherever machinery is involved, for its maintenance, mechanical engineers have to come in. I can definitely say that there is no harm in accepting a job in the textile industry. The packages can vary from about 4 LPA to maybe 15 LPA depending on your additional qualifications and the ability of the employer to pay and of course, the demand and supply equation.
Best wishes to you.
Mechanical engineering branch is, in a way, almost a universal branch. Its requirement is felt in all varieties of industries including, of course, the textile industry also. Wherever machinery is involved, for its maintenance, mechanical engineers have to come in. I can definitely say that there is no harm in accepting a job in the textile industry. The packages can vary from about 4 LPA to maybe 15 LPA depending on your additional qualifications and the ability of the employer to pay and of course, the demand and supply equation.
Best wishes to you.
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Vikash Jain
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Well, no seat is absolutely free. College can provide some scholarship, and you need to clear COMEDK, UGET or KCET to get admission in this college.
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