Engineering

For a technical job in railways, you have two options as per your qualification as an engineer.
1) Become a Group A officer through ESE, conducted by UPSC.
2) Be a Senior Section Engineer, Group C employee, exam conducted through RRB.
For your qualification as a graduate:
1) Take UPSC CSAT and opt for R

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This branch is all about food production, processing, packaging, preservation and the use of technology and engineering techniques in aiding the above-mentioned stages present in the food processing Industry. So, this branch of engineering covers a number of stages right from production to transport

Hi,
You should apply for IIT-UCEED. IIT offer few designing course through UCEED examination.

The cutoff varies subject to every year's JEE Mains difficulty level. You can check for the previous year cutoffs on the website www.thapar.edu.
For an idea, the cutoff may go as high as 180 for Computer Engineering and as low as 80 for Chemical and other less popular branches.

Not considering the price factors, I would suggest for Thapar University, because of the quality of education, decent placements and the overall personality development. Moreover, Thapar University has an agreement with Trinity College of Dublin, Ireland for a student exchange programme after 2nd ye