Mechanical Engineering

Most aspirants for a Diploma in engineering frequently struggle with the decision of which branch is best for them. Here is a brief comparison to assist you in deciding which is superior:
1. Subjects: In the mechanical engineering Diploma programme (DME), you study engineering mechanics, fluid mechanics, machines, etc. You study concrete structures, materials testing, and construction management for your civil engineering Diploma (DCE).
2. Job descriptions: A DME entitles you to employment as a mechanic, manufacturing manager, mechanical consultant, and other related positions. You can work as a surveyor, a conservation assistant at ASI, or a geotechnical engineer with a DCE.
3. Industries where you can find work: DME can help you find work in the manufacturing, aviation, and auto industries. You can work in infrastructure development, the construction industry, and ASI with a DCE.
4. Pay: Both are Diploma-level positions with starting salaries of around Rs. 3.2 Lacs, which rise with experience. You can apply for positions with the government, such as those at the Indian Railways.

Most Diploma engineering aspirants often face the dilemma of which branch is better for them. Here is a small comparison given to help you decide which is better:
1. Subjects: In the Diploma programme in mechanical engineering (DME), you learn about engineering mechanics, fluid mechanics, machines, etc. In the Diploma in electrical engineering (DEE), you learn about digital electronics, transducers, electronic devices, and circuits.
2. Job Descriptions: With a DME, you can work as a mechanic, manufacturing supervisor, mechanical consultant, and so on. With a DEE, you can get jobs such as junior engineer, CAD junior engineer, and technical trainer.
3. Industries where you can get a job: You can get jobs in the vehicle industry, aviation, and manufacturing industries through DME. With a DEE, you can find jobs at Cable Corporation, Electrical Ltd. , and companies like Servomax.
4. Salary: Both are Diploma-level jobs where you can get salaries around 3 Lacs in the initial period, which increases with experience.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Technology lateral from Delhi Technical University. Delhi Technical University will conduct DTU LEET for B.Tech lateral admission. Eligibility Criteria:
1- Students have to secure a minimum of 60 percent marks or an equivalent CGPA in an Engineering Diploma Degree.
2- Students from the SC/ST category should score a minimum of 50 to 55 percent in their examination.
3- Students who are above the age of 18 and below the age of 26 are eligible for the entrance exam.
4- Students who have Backlogs and Supplementary Diplomas can also apply for lateral entry to Delhi Technological University, but they have to clear all the supplementary or backlogs till the time of admission.
5- Students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university which is located in Delhi will be eligible for the Delhi region only.
6- Whereas students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university located in another place than Delhi are eligible for outside the Delhi region only. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Delhi Technical University exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920). I hope this will help you.