Mechanical Engineering

Hello Edwin, It's indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing mechanical engineering. These days except in Tamil Nadu, a student has to appear for multiple entrance exams to qualify for different sets of colleges. Each state conduct it's own entrance exam for colleges within the state. Then NTA conducts JEE Mains and JEE Advanced for admission into NIT & IIT. In addition almost all deemed universities conduct their own entrance exams. Hence you need to decide where you want to go and then start preparing for respective entrance exams. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sourav, Oh! You are asking a very critical and interesting query. Firstly there is no embargo on doing this. Of course you will have to give an undertaking that this will not hamper your work. In addition the timings of both should not clash. Obviously you can be available only at place at any given point in time. Right? Within these limitations government departments usually allow employees to pursue their quest for knowledge. Best wishes to you.

Hello Neelakandan, The college that you are mentioning gas a reasonably good academic standing. About selection of branch. I would like to advise you that the opportunities in Aeronautical Engineering branch in India at present are quite low and on the other hand opportunities in mechanical engineering branch are very good. In view of this I would like to recommend you to choose mechanical engineering branch. Best wishes to you.

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2. Stanford University
3. University of Cambridge
4. University of California, Berkeley (UCB)
5. University of Michigan
6. Imperial College London
7. Georgia Institute of Technology
8. National University of Singapore (NUS)

As per placements cell records, the placements for BE mechanical branch here is not very good. On average, half of the students got placed at minor level companies or industries.

Yes, you can prefer mechanical engineering in this college. But you are supposed to write the entrance exam to get admission in that college. So be prepared with that and proceed.

Hello Anuj,
Taking a gap of 2 years itself will not be considered against you when you apply for a job, but surely any recruiter will like to know what you did in these two years. If you can give a correct and cogent explanation of what you did, then it will not be counted against you, however, remember in these two years many more engineering graduates of the mechanical branch would have entered the stream for the job and you will have to compete with them. But fundamentally speaking if your knowledge is good & if you have done something worthwhile in these two years of your hibernation I think you should get a good job.

As per me, computer science is the best option as the demand for AI and digital marketing is booming and will remain so for at least some years.

Hi, Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/psg-college-of-technology-Coimbatore-19398/admission#admission.