Engineering

Aircraft engineers mainly deal with the construction, repair and maintenance of the aircraft in the technical level. Successful candidates after obtaining aircraft maintenance engineering license get ample employment opportunities in government airlines, private airlines, corporate and public/ priva

Yes, you can if there is a procedure of getting admitted into marine. You can join as lateral entry from 2nd year in that course.

You need to provide a domicile of that state which contains weightage otherwise go for the all India Rank which will be my suggestion.

If you have got a good score in JEE Mains then you can get an IIIT or NIT but not CSE. You can get IT and mechanical engineering.

Hello Santhanu,
Both are entirely different courses. B.Tech food technology makes you employ in food and food preservative industries like ITC. As a food technologist you'll earn 2-3 lacs/annum as a fresher and 6-12 lacs/ annum as experienced professional. Your career can be QA/QC in manufacturing i

Hello Yuvraj, Entering maintenance of civilian aircraft is totally different field. It requires you to clear AME and then obtain DGCA licence. However with present branch, you can join maintenance field in armed Forces. Just keep track. All three forces recruit Aeronautical engineers every year.

Hello Sujoy,
Your rank of about 30K is a bit on the lower side. But I still feel that you should get aeronautical engineering branch. However, to help you, I am attaching a link that will predict college for you.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/comedk-college-predictor.

Hi,
Fee structure for Techno India College Saltlake and Techno India University are different.
In Techno India College it is around 40000 per semester+8000 development fee per semester so at the time of admission near about 80k will be required.
In case of Techno India College they can change their fee

Hi,
Fee structures entirely depend upon the college or the university you choose. Do share us your university or college name. Please upvote the answer. Ask any more question if you have.