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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The breakup of seats of Government Polytechnic Kanpur for Mechanical Engineering Group-A is given below.
1. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
2. Mechanical Engineering (Production) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift).
1. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
2. Mechanical Engineering (Production) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift).
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The breakup of seats of Government Polytechnic Kanpur for Group-A is given below.
1. Civil Engineering : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
2. Electrical Engineering : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
3. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
4. Mechanical Engineering (Production) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift).
1. Civil Engineering : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
2. Electrical Engineering : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
3. Mechanical Engineering (Automobile) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift)
4. Mechanical Engineering (Production) : 60 seats in each shift (First and 2nd shift).
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T V NAGARAJA
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Aeronautical engineering is a sub branch of mechanical engineering. It is a specialisation of mechanical engineering. At Polytechnic level, only few institutions have necessary facilities to offer aeronautical engineering. But at Engineering level studying aeronautical engineering is good. Those studied mechanical engineering at Diploma level I. e Polytechnic are eligible to take or study aeronau tical engineering at Engineering level. So it is better to Study mechanical engineering. Those studied mechanical engineering have the option of joining mechanical engineering, mechatronics, automobile engineering apart from aeronautical engin
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