Engineering

Hello Yogeshwaran, Duration of course depends on colleges/universities. They can be of 2 years or 1 year. If you apply for 1 year programme you get 1 year PSWV and if you apply for 2 year programme you get 2 to 3 years of PSWV, Good luck!

Hello Raman, Yes, you can surely apply for Masters or Graduate certificate programme in Canada. MS eligibility criteria - 70% or above if you are targeting high ranked universities
Graduate certificate eligibility criteria - 55% or above for colleges.

Hello Joshua, Victoria University is in 2 countries. Canada and Australia. Canada - Victoria university - you do not meet academic eligibility requirement. Australia - Victoria University - It has Master of Engineering programme (specialisation: Electrical power and Telecommunication) where you can

Hello Abhishek,
Nanotechnology is indeed the technology of the future. It's going to be the in thing. Lots of professionals trained in nanotechnology will be required as we progress. Hence I strongly advise you to go for it if opportunities crop up.

If you are from Science Stream, then B.Tech CSE or IT will be better option for you. B.Tech should be your top priority if you want to work in the field of computers. And if you are from Commerce/Arts Stream then you can pursue BCA which will allow you to work in IT Sector. You'll learn 3-5 programm

Of course you can. There are a lot of government as well as pvt institutions for Diploma in mechanical engineering. So feel free to get a seat. Best of luck.

If you wand to do R&D Aerodynamics and Structural is best option, for Job prospective Avionics is best.

Hello dear
Most of the industry demand 60% through out the Diploma. As your percentage is less so it will be difficult for you to get opportunity. So I suggest you to get certification on PLC or embedded system so that you have a remarkable thing in resume to show. Good luck.

Getting a job in mining sector is really very easy, you would definitely get a highly paid job but I am not sure if you would be happy in working under such conditions. If money is your target, just go for Mining Engineering. Mining, as a engineering stream, is very easy so you would get enough time

I have no idea about KEAM but JEE is needed.