Engineering

Yes, The Distance Education Council (DEC) has taken the decision to allow students to pursue more than one course at a time. However, he added that students can do the same through distance or combination of distance and regular modes from the same or different institution.

Let me tell you one thing, engineering is a very precious and honorable job. Don't lose hope. You don't need to think about software engineering. Just see this as a graduation course, as engineering graduates are eligible for both technical and non-technical field. So, you can apply for others job t

Hello Shashank,
Yes, you are eligible for CSIR NET, if you have completed post-graduation in mechanical engineering. According to your branch CSIR NET Physical Sciences is the best option. But, you should have passed it with minimum 55% aggregate marks, if you are from General/OBC or if you are from

If you want to get details regarding JEE Main exam, then you can go on below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/amp/jee-main

240+ marks is safe side for sure. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor click the predictor link and see in detail. Good Luck.

I am answering this question considering that you are from General category, and without any home state quota. As far as you asked only for JEE mains, so I thought you have at least 190 marks in JEE mains to get a good or an average college with a good branch but getting the 220 marks is sufficient

Hi Vikas,
I am answering this question considering that you belong to General category and without any home state quota, as far as you asked only for JEE mains. So, I thought you have at least 190 marks in JEE Mains to get a good or an average college with a good branch, but getting 220 marks is suff

Yes, NMIT is good for mechanical engineering as the highest package is 8-9 lakhs per annum.

It is difficult to get into REC. You can choose HICET-Coimbatore.