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rohith kola
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Scope of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) in India:
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) is one of the best courses in aviation sector. AME is three year license programme regulated by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), government. Of India. Thescope of AME is very good in Indian as well as Foreign airlines. As we know that India is the fastest growing aviation market after US and China. India placed an order of 1080 new aircraft so, the demand of AME in future increases. And this order is delivered in next year. Each and every aircraft needs a regular maintenance and this maintenance is done by AME. Before a flight t
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) is one of the best courses in aviation sector. AME is three year license programme regulated by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), government. Of India. Thescope of AME is very good in Indian as well as Foreign airlines. As we know that India is the fastest growing aviation market after US and China. India placed an order of 1080 new aircraft so, the demand of AME in future increases. And this order is delivered in next year. Each and every aircraft needs a regular maintenance and this maintenance is done by AME. Before a flight t
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pradnya Moonpursuing 3rd year Electrical Engineering.
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Hello,
Firstly congratulations to you. It is all about your interest. But, if you think about the placements, then NIT-Nagpur is quite better than NIT-Suratkal.
Firstly congratulations to you. It is all about your interest. But, if you think about the placements, then NIT-Nagpur is quite better than NIT-Suratkal.
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Onkar GunjkarCool and calm ..here to help students with charm😎
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First of all, you should choose the branch wisely as if you are interested in core electronics, you should opt for ECE at Pondicherry but if you are more in physics related stuff you should go for metallurgy at ISM-Dhanbad instead of NIT-Trichy as ISM-Dhanbad is specially built for branches like metallurgy and mining and is doing good. Hope it helps. All the best.
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Syed Yusuf Amin
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It's up to you that how you make your plan for the betterment of your future. But at elementary level start preparing for JEE Mains to get lateral entry in a good Indian institution.
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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working
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Hello there,
I was going through the same question after getting my WBJEE '16 result and at last, I think I have taken the perfect decision. There are few parameters by which you can compare between KGEC and JGEC:
1. Opening & Closing rank
If you go through some research in the web you will see that KGEC has lower or crores (up to 4k) comparable to JGEC (crores was more than 5k) in the past years. KGEC comes just after JU under WBJEE.
2. Streams
JGEC has a extra stream I. e CIVIL, which KGEC does't. So if u want to study CIVIL only then JGEC is your only choice but if you are looking for others you have both the colleges.
3. Placement
Both
I was going through the same question after getting my WBJEE '16 result and at last, I think I have taken the perfect decision. There are few parameters by which you can compare between KGEC and JGEC:
1. Opening & Closing rank
If you go through some research in the web you will see that KGEC has lower or crores (up to 4k) comparable to JGEC (crores was more than 5k) in the past years. KGEC comes just after JU under WBJEE.
2. Streams
JGEC has a extra stream I. e CIVIL, which KGEC does't. So if u want to study CIVIL only then JGEC is your only choice but if you are looking for others you have both the colleges.
3. Placement
Both
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SREYA MAHIPALAStudent Coordinator of Public Relations
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NIT Tiruchirappalli6 you need to have5 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) or 60% marks for OC/OB whereas 6.0 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) or 55% marks in case of SC/ST candidates in the qualifying degree.
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SREYA MAHIPALAStudent Coordinator of Public Relations
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NIT, Tiruchirappalli in all programmes 6.5 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) or 60% marks for OC/OB whereas 6.0 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) or 55% marks in case of SC/ST candidates in the qualifying degree is required.
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