Mechanics

You need to talk to the admission department though I have seen a lot of lateral entries in the college.

Yes, of course you should learn Japnese, if possible to grow your career. Engineers from the city often have opportunities, make work trips to Japan and vice versa. Knowing the native language of a country is always an advantage, as it helps you connect well with these people. The company gives you

This number of backlogs won't be accepted. Even if a college does accept, visa rejection rate is very high. You can try some other country, check UK, Netherlands, France, Australia etc.

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See, the best college in both of then is VVP as this college is best in terms of placements, infra, students to teachers ratio and also the faculty of this college is quite better than the MEFGI. Also, VVP has world-class labs and there is no lack of equipment.

No, both the steams are totally different but in the 1st year of any stream, you will study the basics of all the branches.

With this rank, you can only get the private institutes for the mechanical branch like the ABES and KIET only these are the top colleges that you can get at this rank.

Hello Parwinder,
You have really excellent scores. You can definitely apply to top notch universities in Canada. Following are the universities recommended to apply:
UBC, Alberta University, Waterloo University, Calgary University, York University, Toronto University, McMaster University, Victoria an

There are a lot of options for mechanical engineer graduates. I am writing this answer because I am also a mechanical engineer. Basically, after doing mechanical, you can apply in IIMs, IAS and all other civil services exam ,but if you are really interested in the mechanical engineering then i will

Generally, the eligibility criteria for M.Tech in Polymer Engineering- B.E. Or B.Tech. In Polymer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Petroleum Engineering, Textile, Polymer Technology or M.Sc. In Chemistry and Physics with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.