Engineering

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There is no college which offers part time Diploma in mechanical engineering but you can pursue skill development courses.

Yes, you can pursue MBA in any specialisation regardless of any commerce background. Students from various fields like B.Tech CSE, B.Tech mechanical and many other pursue MBA. But one must clear an equivalent test for admission. One must have a good percentile or rank in CMAT, XAT or CAT. In some pr

Instrumentation engineers serve industries with automated process with the goal of improving the productivity, reliability, safety, optimisation and stability. Instrumentation engineers are commonly responsible for integrating the sensors with the recorders, transmitters, displays or control systems

You can check the previous year's category wise cutoff's ranks of these institutes at
https://josaa.nic.in/josaaorcrarchieve/Result/OpeningClosingRankArchieveN.aspx?Year=2017
and this year's 1 round counseling ranks at https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Public/View.aspx?page=71.
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IIT-D, IIIT-D and DTU are the top options in Delhi.

Dear,
Though your query is not appearing very clear to me - I'm posting my perception in favour of taking admission in IITs/ NITs. You see the fundamental success of an Institution is how many innovative thinkers it has produced - who have contributed a lot with other innovative technological backup