Engineering

Hello Edwin, It's indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing mechanical engineering. These days except in Tamil Nadu, a student has to appear for multiple entrance exams to qualify for different sets of colleges. Each state conduct it's own entrance exam for colleges within the s

Hello Shriprakash, It's indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing Masters. It seems that you are already employee and hence desirous of pursuing this course on weekends. Yes, there are some institutions that offer facility of evening cum weekend classes. Of course one needs to f

Hello Sourav, Oh! You are asking a very critical and interesting query. Firstly there is no embargo on doing this. Of course you will have to give an undertaking that this will not hamper your work. In addition the timings of both should not clash. Obviously you can be available only at place at any

Hello Neelakandan, The college that you are mentioning gas a reasonably good academic standing. About selection of branch. I would like to advise you that the opportunities in Aeronautical Engineering branch in India at present are quite low and on the other hand opportunities in mechanical engineer

You cannot get 100% scholarship through entrance exam, to achieve it, you should score good marks in your academics as well as in entrance exams. USA and Australia have more scholarships as compared to any other country.

1) College of Engineering, Pune (COEP)
2) Sardar Patel College, Mumbai
These two colleges are the best options for pursuing B.Tech.

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Hello Shreyash,
I must first congratulate you on your scoring so handsomely in JEE Mains. I feel you should get whatever branch and NIT that you desire. However to be on the safe side, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about predicting college by inputting percent

The fact that scope of ECE in India is not high with respect to corporate jobs is quite acceptable as compared to other branches like CS and IT, however, still some private companies like Qualcomm, Samsung, Intel, NVidia, etc. prefer to hire ECE undergraduates in India with a good CTC.
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