Mechanical Engineering

Hello Nirmal Giri, the branch of mechanical engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering. Many different branches of engineering have come out of this mother branch. I feel that the importance of mechanical engineering will continue to be there in the years to come. If you are thinking of selecting this branch for your studies then do not hesitate it's one of the best branches of engineering studies. Best wishes to you.

The eligibility criteria of a direct second-year Diploma for the asked college is given below. Eligibility: Candidate should be Indian National fulfilling the conditions prescribed in rule 2.1 and must have passed HSC Science or HSC (Bifocal/Technical) or HSC (Vocational/MCVC) Examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or SSC with 2 years duration ITI/ITI COE with 3 modules with appropriate specialization or its equivalent. So if you have passed 12th in above subjects then can be eligible for the direct 2nd-year Diploma courses.

Hello Hariom, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing a management course. However for pursuing any course in management you need to be a graduate. As you are already a Diploma holder in mechanical engineering and pursuing your AMIE, I would suggest that you complete this since it is in fat equivalent to graduation. Once you do this then you will become eligible to seek admission for or any course in management in any discipline. Best wishes to you.

Hello Mukesh Kumar, you have indeed raised a very interesting query. In India at least at the moment admissions to any graduation course is based on the marks obtained in 12th examination. Diploma holders do not do their 12th hence they have used problem on their hands. However many states have declared Diploma courses as equivalent to 12th examination. You just need to approach the administrative staff of the institute from where you did your Diploma and get the requisite equivalent Certificate. Once you apply in this then you can go in for graduation in any subject of your desire. Best wishes to you.

Hello Pradeep Desai, I am afraid, I could not find anywhere mention of distance education mode for engineering graduation courses. Let me state hear that in India at least recently UGC has decided that no University can offer professional courses in distance education mode and hence obviously know university or college will have UGC approved distance education programs for engineering graduation course. To help you I am attaching link that will give you all the required information about this Institute and different courses that it offers. https://www.shiksha.com/college/iimt-group-of-colleges-greater-Noida-3248
Best wishes to you.

Yes, you can. Considering you are doing MBA not PGDM. An your minimum aggregate of marks is not less than 55% in MBA.