Government Polytechnic, Mumbai

Hi Sir,
You can definitely let him go with diploma. As diploma consists of 3 years and after that, he will direct get admission into the second year of engineering. He will not have to appear for any entrance exam. If he opts for 11th 12th, it will be of 2 years and he will get admission in first years of engineering which is equivalent to 4 years of engineering i.e. 2 years of 11th and 12th, and yrs of engineering(2+4=6) poly is of 3 years i.e. (3+3=6 years). SO, the duration remains the same.
Hope this clarifies your doubt.
Best of luck!

Hello Gaurang,
You seem to have obtained good marks. Hence, I feel that you could get admission in your desired college and branch. But a lot depends on how those above you give their choice.
Best wishes.

If you want to be a diploma junior engineer then you are eligible after 10th for it.
But if you want to do engineering, then you must have completed your secondary education, that is, your 10+2.

Admission is through the Centralised Admission Process of Maharashtra based on marks obtained in 10th class. Your chances of getting admission is 60:40. 60% you will able to get through and vice-versa.
Details: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/diploma-in-mechanical-engineering-government-polytechnic-bandra-east-mumbai-56222

Hi Vikram,
The candidate must have passed in Mathematics and Science subjects with 35%. Admission is through Centralised Admission Process of Maharashtra based on marks obtained in the 10th class.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/diploma-in-mechanical-engineering-government-polytechnic-bandra-east-mumbai-56222
Thanks

Yes, you can join, but you should have your class 10th pass certificates, and you can't pursue through distance mode. You have to attend the regular classes, and you have to skip the job.

Yes, you can take admission. As a new Diploma student, your previous Diploma will not give you any benefit. You can only get benefits on relevant branches.

Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.

Yes, you can do. But, with this percentage, you won't get a government seat. You can try it in private Colleges.