Engineering

Aerospace engineering is very specialised branch. Obviously, placements sometimes are tricky. Mechanical engineering is evergreen and placement is almost always assured.

You have done graduation in mechanical engineering and are desirous of doing your PG in different subjects. For PG in a particular subject there is distinct eligibility criteria and one can't pursue PG in unrelated topic. You can download brochure from your prospective institutes webpage for details.

Old IITS & NITS, IIEST Shibpur.

Yes, you can do multiple degrees, if you are eligible for it.

JEE Mains exam need practice and strong hold on baiscs for good score. First finish ncert books and then go through last years papers of JEE Mains and also solve mock test papers of different institutions. You can also join JEE Mains test series. Don't panic and study timely and regularly.

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You have really planned a scorching schedule. Remember to give you some free time too. Don't get burned out. Do spend some time on Pranayam and concentration along with some physical exercise to keep fit for exam days and beyond. Be that as it may, I would advise that you must practice answering previous year's question papers in less than stipulated time and getting checked by your teachers for finding weak links. I am sure you are going to get rank under 1000.

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JEE Mains is the Stage 1 Examination for admission into Engineering Courses. Whereas JEE Advanced is the Step 2 Examination. Admission to IITs is done through JEE Advanced. Admission to NITs, IIITs and Other Engineering Colleges are done through JEE Mains.

Candidates who want admission in B.Tech lateral entry should possess a Diploma of three years in any branch of engineering from recognised university. The candidates should secure a minimum of 60% (50-55% for SC/ST) marks in all the semesters as an aggregate.

You can give GATE entrance exam and according to rank you can get admission in IIT, NIT & cfti. Good private colleges are bits, tiet, etc.

The minimum marks required to take admission in SPA Delhi is 50% for SC category candidate and 60% for open category candidate. NATA stands for National Aptitude Test in Architecture. As per my knowledge to secure a seat in SPA Delhi you need to score a minimum of 55% i.e 105 out of 200 marks in NATA examination.