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Mechanical Engineering Aeronautical Engineering

Which is the best course to pursue in the current scenario among aeronautical and mechanical engineering?

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sai,
Presently in India, the situation for Aeronautical engineers as far as placements are concerned is not very good. There are only few government entities who require aeronautical engineers like ISRO or DRDO or armed forces. On the other hand the requirement of mechanical engineers is there at all times and in future too is expected to sustain. In view of the foregoing I have no hesitation in recommending that you should select mechanical engineering as compared with aeronautical engineering from the perspective of placements.
Best wishes to you.

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Mechanical Engineering Rajiv Gandhi Aviation Academy

I've done a Diploma in mechanical engineering after 12th. Now I am interested to do AME, what graduation should I get for this course?

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hi, A.M.E. Or aviation maintenance engineer is a course after XII standard. It leads a student to get a degree of B.Sc. in avionics or in Mechanical. Being a Diploma holder that too after 12th, you can seek admission in either of the above B.Sc. Courses. Depending on the what course you choose you will graduate as a B.Sc in that discipline. Best wishes to you.

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Mechanical Engineering Maharashtra

I've completed ITI in mechanical in 1997 from BTSE Girgaon-Mumbai & am now interested in Diploma in mechanical. Where to get admission?

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Mechanical Engineering Engineering

I have done my Diploma in mechanical engineering. How can I become a graduate now?

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Rakesh Nair

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After completing Diploma, you can directly go to 2nd year of mechanical engineering by lateral entry in which you can complete your engineering with in 3 years.
I hope this might help you.

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Mechanical Engineering Engineering

I have done my Diploma in mechanical engineering but now I have some financial problems. How do I graduate now?

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Rakesh Nair

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You can go to a bank. Take an education loan. Ask for how much of loan do you require for your studies. Ask for the bank and then after your graduation, you can repay the loan after you get the job.

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Mechanical Engineering Study Abroad

I am planning to pursue my Masters in mechanical engineering from Australia. Which course should I take up?

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Bisharah SaeedSelf motivated, straightforward and resilient

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When it comes to Australia, mainly two universities are preferred by students: University of Wollongong and Victoria University. These are most commonly preferred by Indian students. Both of them offer Master of Mechanical Engineering courses. The difference is you can get easily into Wollongong while Victoria you need to have excellent academic results. About career growth, they offer 2 year stay back in Australia. So, you have an option of searching for a job there itself or you can move to another country. My friend who studied at Wollongong is now working in Germany.

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Mechanical Engineering Full Time

I did my mechanical engineering Diploma in 2008 with 75%. Is it worth doing full time BE now or should I look for some other course?

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sonal Sabnis,You have stated that you have finished your Diploma in mechanical engineering in the year 2008 and at that point has scored 75% in this examination and now you are asking what should you do or should you do a full time BE. At this stage, I am afraid the present scenario of eligibility across all colleges in India will not permit you to do full time BE because you would have crossed the max age of admission but that should not deter you from doing something different. In the last 10 to 11 years you must have done something in life. You must be working somewhere or you must be an entrepreneur or housewife. Depending on

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Mechanical Engineering M.Tech

Should I go for a job or for M.Tech? I love learning new things about mechanical engineering and have an interest in automobiles.

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Sahitya Nigam

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I can only say that a job is not a bad choice too. But if you really want to go forward with your education and you really have that learning spark towards any field then you should pursue that first. If you really want to learn about things in a particular field then go ahead for that. Here, I can say that go ahead with M.Tech plan. A job is a thing which you can do after PG too.

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Mechanical Engineering Engineering

Sir, I have got 6 percent in PU and I may get 70 marks in CET. Can I get seat in Hubali? I am interested in mechanical engineering.

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