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Hello,

Yes, the BSc Nursing course at IES University is approved by the Indian Nursing Council (INC). Additionally, the course is also approved by the Madhya Pradesh Nurses Registration Council which is a great accreditation! Such approvals add to the merit of the college.

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IES stands for Indian Engineering Services, which is a competitive exam conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) in India. It is specifically for engineering graduates.

Since you mentioned that you are currently pursuing M.com, which is a degree in commerce field,  you are not eligible for IES. IES is generally for engineering graduates.

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The caste certificate number will be mentioned on the caste certificate, it will be either a series of numbers or alphanumeric. The name of the officer who issued the caste certificate, the designation will be given on the caste certificate, it will either on the from page of the certificate or the backside of the certificate. The certificate will be mostly issued by the Tahsildar. And the date of certificate issued will be on the caste certificate. So kindly check your caste certificate to find the necessary details.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Once a year, the UPSC Engineering Services Examination is held to recruit Class 1 designated engineers for various government ministries. This examination is open to candidates aged 21 to 30. As on August 1, 2023, they must be between 21 and 30 years old. Candidates must have completed an engineering degree from a recognized university to be eligible to take this exam. You will be 30 years at the time of 2023 and you have the eligibility is between 21 to 30 years are eligible to apply for this exam.

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Hello Aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

Please refer the link that is given below for fees and other information:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ies-institute-of-technology-and-management-bhopal

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Both are similar branches. Avionics is basically a mixture of Computers and Electronics Engineering. You are taught the automation and programming part related to space technologies in avionics. In some core companies we could get opportunity to design control system and displays.

Due to modern digital fly-by-wire system every control is by electronic means than mechanical so there is a huge demand for ECE engineers.

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Yes, you can do to what you intend to be. As you are a passout student of electrical engineering and wishes to join in State electricity Board it is possible because qualification and the education you have  achieved from IOT, is recognised by AICTE. For which in any kind of government job this degree is valid. After this you can do  specialisation in power.

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Dear Aspirant,

IES college of technology was established in 2007 and whereas IES university is established in 2019 , so considering the fact the former has more opportunity and facilities compared to later.

The median salary of IES college of technology is 3 lakh and IES university is 2.2 lakh. And the number of student placed in ies college of technology is 80% and the later has 75% . So choosing the IES college of technology will be better choice in the point of view of placement and other facilities too.

The other and last part of the question, does both college sit for same placement, no they have others coming to campus and well known among them are IBM, Infosys, Piaggio, Deloitte, and the few others.

Hope this information helps you to understand and take the decision accordingly.

Hello Aspirant

IES i.e. Indian engineering services exam(now called Engineering services exam( ESE ))  is a very prestigious exam conducted by UPSC is held one time every year.

Next year(2022) IES preliminary exam will be conducted on 20 February .

This year(2021) prelims was conducted 18 July.

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If You are asking about IES (Indian Engineering Service Officer)  then you need to have the following branches of Engineering:

• Civil Engineering.
• Mechanical Engineering.
• Electrical Engineering.
• Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.

If this isn't clearing up your quarry then repost the question in a manner so that we can understand what you want to know and we can provide you all the information required.

To know more about the UPSC ESE visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-ese

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!