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2. Short Service Commission SSC conducted by Services Selection Board (SSB)
Selection for short service commission is through the Services Selection Board (SSB) and there is no written exam for this entry as on date. The candidates are shortlisted for SSB interview based on the basis of cut off percentage applied on marks obtained by the candidates up to 6th Semester. Courses are conducted at OTA, Chennai twice every year in the Months of A
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Guide-Level 13
This college provide this course in correspondence means.
You can pursue this course by correspondence.
For more information visit their website.
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Scholar-Level 18
Mechanical engineering is an evergreen branch of engineering. There are always enough job opportunities in this branch. Yes, you can make a good career in this branch.
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Guide-Level 12
I hope you understand my words so, I would like to suggest you that you can choose any branch of engineering as per your interest
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7 years agoGuide-Level 11
Yes, you have a fairly good chance with the above mentioned score to get a seat in government college.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
There is no such information available on the official website of the college. You can get in touch with the college directly for detailed information.
Please find the link below:
http://www.cadmaxx.com/contact-us/
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7 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
This is Pavan Venkata Sai Pilla.
A mechanical engineering student by domain. Answering your question. Let me know whether you have done your mechanical engineering in Diploma or degree. If it is Diploma, go for B.Tech and if it is Degree (B.Tech) go for Autocad, Pro -e, catia coaching classes which benefit your resume. Also, you can apply for various training programmes. Learn CNC coding languages also. Hope this helps. Happy helping.
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