Mechanical Engineering

Hello Priyanshu,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. To assist you in choosing the colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information on the colleges:
https://goo.gl/QEsCh1
As you haven't mentioned the state or city you are interested in pursuing the course, the link above lists colleges from all over India. Kindly filter out your preferred location from the list.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

M.Tech in design related subject or a job in the field of design and simultaneously, part-time M.Tech in the same.
Regards.

Hi,
University of Alberta accepts 6.5 band for PG courses. So, you are very much eligible.

Hello Inam,
I think what you want to ask is aircraft maintenance? Obviously, you will be beyond age to appear fresh.
I advise you to attempt getting DGCA certification.
It will get you much better jobs.
Best wishes.

You may refer to following link for list of top Mechanical Engineering Colleges in Nagpur:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-nagpur/44-2-0-156-0

Hello Chinta,
One way is to appear for JEE Mains, score very good marks and seek admission in IISc, Bangalore. Another way us to score above cutoffs in JEE Mains, then appear for JEE Advanced and get admission in IIT.

Hi,
If physics in 12th level seems easier to you and you are comfortable and confident in solving different problems of physics then you may conclude mechanical engineering for yourself. Similarly, if in computer both hardware and software and programming languages seem easy then go for them. As a computer user, if you are really smooth, then you may think of CS. Nothing is harder in that sense. You are to choose one based on your interest and skill.

Dear souren,
First, confirm that the college you completed your engineering from is affiliated from AICTE or not. If it is affiliated, no one can say that your colleges is fraud.

Hello Anant,
Your query is not very clear. There are very many streams of engineering and each college offers some of these depending on facilities and availability of trained teachers.

Hello Abhishek,
I hope you were working for two years after your graduation. It's good to learn SAP. It will definitely be good idea. It will also enhance your employability.