Mechanical Engineering

Yes, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET) offers a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) course in Mechanical Engineering. SLIET is a deemed university located in Longowal, Punjab, India, and it offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in engineering and technology. The B.E. in Mechanical Engineering is one of the disciplines offered at SLIET, providing students with a comprehensive education in mechanical systems, design, manufacturing, and related subjects. For more detailed information about the admission process and curriculum, it's best to visit the official website of SLIET or contact their admission office directly.

Generally BE takes four years to complete and dual takes five years. Dual degree courses that are offered at BITS campuses are Msc. (Hons) Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics and Physics. First year will be common to all. Depending upon the CGPA of first year and your preferences, all the dualites will be allotted their respective BE degrees.

From second year to fourth year BE students will start following their BE degree. In second year M.Sc students will start pursuing their compulsory courses of their M.Sc degree. In third year dualites will start pursuing BE degree with their juniors along with their Msc. In fourth year they will do only compulsory courses of BE. In fifth year they will do either thesis or PS or both. In addition to compulsory courses, people have to complete their electives too by the end of graduation. To sumup in simple terms, dualites will study BE with their juniors.

ADVANTAGES:

1. If you think its difficult to get your desired branch in BE through BITSAT then you can opt for dual, work hard in first year, get a reasonable CGPA and opt for your desired branch.

2. M.Sc can be advantage to your BE degree in placements. For example M.Sc Economics + CS is considered to be the best combination. You can be preferred more than normal BE people.

3. You will get an extra year to enjoy the campus. Believe me this will be a boon which you will realize after third year.

DISADVANTAGES:

1. You will have to study an year more which costs both money and time.

2. A bit of extra burden in third and fourth year because you have to do compulsory courses and try to complete electives too.

3. Attending placements will be difficult if you opt for double sem PS in your final year.

Overall its not bad to opt for dual. I feel its better to take dual if you really want to pursue your favorite branch but couldn't get it.