IES MCRC Mumbai All Questions

Indian Engineering Services remains the most sought-after career for the engineering graduates in India. Engineering Services Examination commonly known as ESE is conducted annually by UPSC to recruit engineers of four domains i.e. Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics & Telecommunications for the Techno –Managerial posts. The examination constitutes a two-stage written examination followed by an interview. ESE is considered as one of the toughest examinations in India due to fewer posts and high competition. Owing to highly competitive selection procedure, IES officers carry high respect and status and are mandated to manage and execute activities in diverse technical and managerial fields.

These candidates after the final selection are posted in various Ministries and Departments of GOI such as Railways, Telecom, Border Roads, CPWD, CWC, CPES, NHAI, Naval Armaments, IDSE, MES, Ordnance Factories etc., however, they can move to any cadre, organisation, agency, department, ministry or PSU of the Government of India. All these final selected candidates are designated as class-1 officers.

 Since ssc je makes you a junior engineer and you have already done BE in Civil engineering so I would recommend you to prepare for IES only. Further I would suggest you to take a look on its syllabus which very briefly given on the internet and it is within your reach.

For coaching classes I would suggest you to visit some coachings yourself only and then decide which one to choose.

I hope my answer have helped you and hope you do well in future.

Greetings Aishwarya!

Hope you're doing great.

Both the colleges either IES or WeSchool Welingkar offers Post Graduation Diploma(PGDM) in Media and Entertainment. Indian Education Society is one of India's oldest Public Charitable Trusts committed to education and successfully running 67 Institutions. IES Management College and Research Centre (IESMCRC) is recognized as a premier business school, committed to academic excellence and value-based education. Armed with proficient and experienced faculty members and state-of-the-art academic infrastructure, IES MCRC provides an excellent environment for research and development activities. On the other hand, Founded in 1888, Shikshana Prasaraka Mandali is one of the pioneers of educational societies in Maharashtra. 

Eligibility Criteria: To take admission into any of the above mention school, the student needs to have minimum 50% marks in his/her graduation and should give CMAT, CAT, XAT or ATMA exam.

Infrastructure and Faculty: While comparing the infrastructure and faculty facilities provided at the campus. No doubt, Welingkar Institute comes out with flying colours. The building is amazing and gorgeous in Welingkar campus. Close proximity to metropolitan cities is the reason why this institute attracts some of the best minds across the nation.

Both colleges offer PGDM degree which is a two-year diploma course equivalent to master's level course in India.

Fee and Placements: The course fee for Media and Communication at Welingkar is somewhere around 5.5 lac per annum +2 lac (hostel+mess+library) but, the college has a very decent ROI, the average salary at the college is 7.75 lac CTC and highest salary is close to 10 lac CTC. Whereas in the case of IES institute the course fee is 5.3 lac per annum. The student can expect an average salary around the same to Welingkar. However, the highest package is offered more frequent in Welingkar compare to IES. 

Hope this will help. Do reach out in the comment section below if you need any help.

Cheers!

If a student secure good rank in ies then he can get top engineering posts in government organizations like rail,pwd.But if one wants to do mtech then he or she have crack gate.Only through gate mtech admission goes on.

You can also check full description about gate and ies in careers360 gate and ies topics sections.

Hi.

GATE and IES  both these exams are different and tough. GATE helps to get into higher studies whereas IES is conducted for recruiting candidates for engineering services.

Well to answer your question if you are studing GATE 70% of your workm is done for IES exam.

GATE exam requires more critical thinking than IES exams . IES questions mostly involve a linear apporach to solve. But GATE exam questions involve multiple concepts that too applied in correct order.

HAPPY PREPARATIONS!

Hello,

Indian Engineering Services Exam (IES) or Engineering Services Examination (ESE) is organized by the Union Public Services commission UPSC, every year. The exam is conducted in three stages; IES Preliminary, IES Main & Personality Test.

It is a very good thing that you want to start early for preparations because it is one of the toughest exams in the country. given below is a detailed structure of the exam and how you should prepare, recommended books, etc.  

Syllabus and exam pattern for Preliminary Exam-

Pattern-

Category- Civil Engineering

Paper-I (General Studies and Engineering Aptitude) 2 hrs. (200 marks)

Paper-II (Civil Engineering) 3 hrs. (300 marks)

Total=500 MARKS

General Studies and Engineering Aptitude (Preliminary Examination Stage-I, Paper I)

• Current issues of national and international importance relating to social, economic and industrial development

• Engineering Aptitude covering Logical reasoning and Analytical ability

• Engineering Mathematics and Numerical Analysis

• General Principles of Design, Drawing, Importance of Safety

• Standards and Quality practices in production, construction, maintenance, and services

• Basics of Energy and Environment: Conservation, environmental pollution, and degradation, Climate Change, Environmental impact assessment

• Basics of Project Management

• Basics of Material Science and Engineering

• Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) based tools and their applications in Engineering such as networking, e-governance, and technology-based education.

• Ethics and values in the engineering profession.

Civil Engineering Paper I

• Building Materials

• Solid Mechanics

• Structural Analysis

• Design of Steel Structures

• Design of Concrete and Masonry structures

• Construction Practice, Planning, and Management

HOW TO PREPARE?

General English-

1. Refer to basic English grammar books and have a clear concept about the usage of words, parts of speech and tenses

2. Learn new words and learn their antonyms and synonyms too and the manner of their usage.

3. Develop a habit of reading an English newspaper daily. This will increase your vocabulary to a great extent

4. Solve as many past question papers as possible.

General Knowledge-

• Read newspapers and watch the news on TV regularly so that you are updated on what is happening around you

1. Refer to as many latest GK books as possible

2. Try to refer to past question papers and solve as many questions as possible

Civil Engineering-

1. Not a single topic should be left out

2. Make a routine and stick to it. The routine must allow you to complete the syllabus thoroughly and even revise it. 

Preparing a time table is important

1. The first step which every candidate should follow is to make a time table. Take one subject from each section of the technical syllabus and devote at least 3 hours daily to it. Try to devote 1 hour each to English and General Studies.

2. Divide your topics into monthly and finish the targets accordingly. Also, manage the time table such that it has a good distribution of study hours for General Ability Section and technical papers so that you are able to focus on both without losing interest.

3. Make short notes of important topics. Make a separate list of formulae for each subject and revise the short notes and formulae list daily.

4. Read Newspaper and articles, watch morning bulletin, surf websites in order to prepare for general ability paper. The currents affairs coverage of 45 days prior to the commencement date of exam.

Useful books-

• Engineering Mechanics by Shames

• Introduction to Solid Mechanics by Shames Irving H

• Limit State Design by Ram Chandra

• Surveying by B.C. Punmia and Ashok Kumar Jain

• Basic Structural Analysis by C.S. Reddy

• Reinforced Concrete Design by Devdas Menon and S. Pillai

• Soil Mechanics and Foundations by B.C. Punmia and Ashok Kumar Jain

Apart from the above tips, you can read toppers interviews to know how they prepared and make an excellent strategy. Also, you can join a coaching institute to prepare well with the help of experts. But the most important thing is to be consistent and motivated at the time of preparation!

I hope this helps. If you have any other doubt or query, feel free to ask.

Good luck!

Hi Shradheay,

The colleges mentioned by you require minimum 95+ percentile for general category as per previous years cutoff. The cutoff for this year has not yet been released and admission would depend upon the applicant pool. It is also differenet for different category and OMS.

Best Wishes

Hi Roshan Kumar Sharma !

The minimum requirement for being eligible for ESE examination is graduation . Final year students can also apply for the prelims exam . You can appear even after pursuing those mentioned courses . But the most important thing is that there is also an age criteria which you must fulfil in order to appear in this examination .

You can visit the link given below for further details :-

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ese-eligibility-criteria

hello Nithish S 

well salary isn't the only parameter to judge but if we are focussing on that only the salary/grade pay for govt employees change on every new pay comission or on the basis of seniority/ promotion. if we are talking about jobs then private sector do have an ample amount of jobs paying much more than govt jobs

Hii, 

The question is not clear plz mention it clearly so that we can help you out. 

Thank you.