Mechanical Engineering

For similar PSUs like HPCL, BPCL and IOCL, management trainee, graduate trainee or engineering trainee means the same thing. They are put into the same grades as well and their jobs are same too, provided they are posted in the similar business units.

Mechanical Engineering is one of the best branches of NITH. Every year, almost 90 students get passed out and almost have job in their hand. Faculty of the Mechanical branch is very much experienced and Creative.

Hello Dear, For UPSC you need to be a graduate from UGC recognised institutions. So you can definitely participate in UPSC examinations.

Hey,
This college provide this course in correspondence means.
You can pursue this course by correspondence.
For more information visit their website.

Hi,
There are various reputed and good colleges across south India. But, if you want an admission in direct second year, then you will have to apply in your state colleges. All the Best.

Yes, definitely, you can try for it. I think your score is good which will help to get the college easily.

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This type of part time Engineering Under graduate course in India is not known to me. And, so far my knowledge goes, AICTE does not validate this. However, in Kolkata at JU, there is BE full time evening course in civil, Mechanical and Electrical stream for Diploma Engineers with some eligibility criteria. If possible you may look for it. Best wishes.

You can do B.Tech, as you can directly get admission in second year in B.Tech after Diploma. And, also that will be beneficial for you. Good luck.

After BE, you can prepare for competitive exams, or you can go for internships related to your stream.