hi satya,

yes, you can do diploma mechanical engineering after finishing 10th and also you can pursue btech after finishing mech engineering.

hope this helps.

thankyou

VJTI in Mumbai actually offers a B.Tech in Computer Engineering, which is the closest thing they have to a straight-up software engineering degree. For Maharashtra state students, they mostly look at your MHT-CET scores. If you're coming from outside Maharashtra, they'll consider your JEE Main scores. Looking at last year (2023), here's a rough idea of the MHT-CET cutoff percentiles for Computer Engineering:

• General Category (GOPENS): The last person admitted had a rank of around 208, which translates to about a 99.82 percentile.
• OBC (GOBCS): The cutoff rank was about 504, putting you at a 99.76 percentile.
• SC (GSCS): You're looking at a closing rank of roughly 2,329, or a 99.06 percentile.
• ST (GSTS): The cutoff here was around 11,567, which is about a 95.49 percentile.

Keep in mind that these numbers are just from 2023, so they could change this year. It's always best to check the official VJTI website or the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell's official info for the very latest details.

https://vjti.ac.in

One last thing: even if you hit the cutoff percentile, it doesn't automatically mean you're in! They also consider how many seats are available and their reservation policies. Good luck!

Hello,

If you want to become an engineer without any medical check-up, you can choose engineering fields that do not require medical fitness tests. Most engineering branches like Computer Science, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and IT do not have strict medical requirements.

However, some fields like Marine Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, and Defense-related Engineering may require medical check-ups.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With a 91.98 percentile in CAT and being a non-engineer fresher from the EWS category , you have a decent chance for IIM Shillong and IIM Raipur , but it will depend on various factors like:

1. If you have strong 10th and 12th marks, it will help.

2. Being a non-engineer can be an advantage since many IIMs give extra points for academic diversity.

3. This increases your chances, as the cutoff for EWS is generally lower than the general category.

4. As a fresher, you might lose some points, but if other factors are strong, it can balance out.

5. Even if you get a call, converting it will depend on your performance in the WAT-PI round .

For IIT Roorkee (DOMS) , your chances are quite high , as their cutoff for EWS candidates is usually around this range.

Hope it helps !

Hello Divya, I can help you with information about applying for a Ph.D. in Structural Engineering at IIT BHU or IIT Patna, even without being GATE qualified.

General Information and Application Process

• Eligibility: While a GATE score is often a primary requirement for Ph.D. admissions at IITs, it's not always mandatory. Many IITs allow candidates with a Master's degree and a good CGPA (like your 8.8) to apply directly. Your strong academic record will definitely be an advantage.

• Application Process:

  1. Check the Institutes' Websites: The most reliable information will be on the official websites of IIT BHU (Banaras Hindu University) and IIT Patna. Look for the "Admissions" or "Academics" sections, and then specifically for "Ph.D. Admissions."

  2. Look for Notifications: Keep an eye out for Ph.D. admission notifications. These are usually released a few times a year (typically around March-April and September-October), but it's best to check regularly.

  3. Read the Admission Brochure/Information Bulletin Carefully: This document will contain crucial details about eligibility criteria (including specific CGPA requirements, GATE exemptions, etc.), the application process, required documents, selection procedure, important dates, and available specializations within Structural Engineering.

  4. Online Application: Usually, you'll need to fill out an online application form. Be prepared to upload scanned copies of your mark sheets, degree certificates, GATE score card (if you have one), photo ID, and other documents as specified in the information brochure.

  5. Application Fee: Pay the application fee online.

• Selection Process:

  • Shortlisting: IITs will typically shortlist candidates based on their academic record, research experience (if any), and sometimes a written test. Since you don't have a GATE score, your Master's CGPA will be very important.

  • Interview: Shortlisted candidates will be called for an interview. The interview panel will assess your understanding of the subject, research aptitude, and motivation for pursuing a Ph.D. Be prepared to discuss your Master's thesis and any research projects you've worked on.

How to Find the Form Dates

1. IIT BHU Website: Go to the IIT BHU website ( https://www.iitbhu.ac.in/ ). Navigate to the "Academics" or "Admissions" section and look for "Ph.D. Admissions."

2. IIT Patna Website: Go to the IIT Patna website ( https://www.iitp.ac.in/ ). Similarly, find the "Academics" or "Admissions" section and then "Ph.D. Admissions."

3. Check Regularly: Visit these pages regularly (at least once a week) to check for updates and announcements.

4. Set Up Google Alerts: Set up Google Alerts for keywords like "IIT BHU Ph.D. Admissions," "IIT Patna Ph.D. Admissions," and "Ph.D. Admissions Civil Engineering." This way, you'll receive email notifications when new information is published online.

Important things to remember:

• Contact the Departments Directly: If you have specific questions, don't hesitate to contact the Civil Engineering departments at IIT BHU and IIT Patna. You can find their contact information on the respective websites.

• Prepare a Strong Statement of Purpose (SOP): Your SOP is crucial, especially without a GATE score. Clearly articulate your research interests, why you want to pursue a Ph.D., and why you're a good fit for the program at that specific IIT. Highlight your Master's thesis and any research experience.

• Recommendation Letters: Obtain strong recommendation letters from your professors or supervisors who can vouch for your academic abilities and research potential.

Good luck with your applications!

Hello,

For the 2025 admissions, NIBM Pune's CMAT cutoff for the NC-OBC category is expected to be around the 88th percentile. Your 80th percentile score is below this threshold, making admission less likely.

However, factors like academic records, work experience, and interview performance also play a role in the final decision. You should to apply to multiple institutions to increase your chances.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

With your academic profile (General, Male, Non-Engineer) , you should target MBA colleges that focus more on CAT percentile than past academics.

Target Colleges & Minimum CAT Percentile:

1. Top IIMs (A, B, C, L, K, I, FMS, XLRI, SPJIMR, MDI, etc.) – 90-99+ percentile (Tough due to low 12th marks)
2. New & Baby IIMs (IIM Trichy, Udaipur, Rohtak, etc.) – 85+ percentile
3. Tier-2 Colleges (IMT, TAPMI, GIM, KJ Somaiya, etc.) – 75-85 percentile
4. Tier-3 Colleges (BIMTECH, NDIM, ITM, etc.) – 60-75 percentile
   
   What to Focus On?

• Score high in CAT (85+ percentile recommended)
• Apply to non-CAT colleges (XAT, NMAT, SNAP, CMAT)
• Strengthen profile with work experience or certifications
• Perform well in GD-PI rounds

You can get a good MBA college with strategic applications and high CAT/XAT percentile.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

hi ,

here are the suggestions you might consider to become an engineer in ISRO :-

Pursue B.Tech (Best Option)

• Why? ISRO mainly recruits engineers with a B.Tech/B.E. degree in Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, or Computer Science.
• How?
• Take lateral entry into a B.Tech (Electrical/Electronics/Mechanical/Aerospace) program, which allows you to start from the 2nd year .
• 
  
• Prefer IISc, IITs, NITs, or reputed government colleges for better placement chances.
• 
  
• Keep a strong CGPA (above 7.5 or 8) and develop good technical knowledge.

Campus Placement (Less Recommended)

• If your diploma institute has a good placement program , you may work in the electronics, power, or aerospace sector and gain experience.
• After 2-3 years of experience , you can apply for ISRO recruitment or lateral entry exams.
• However, B.Tech is still the better route because ISRO mainly recruits degree holders.

Apply for ISRO’s Technical Assistant Post (Diploma Level)

• ISRO occasionally hires diploma holders for Technical Assistant or Technician posts.
• You can check ISRO’s recruitment website for notifications.
• If you join ISRO as a Technician, you can pursue B.Tech while working and later apply for Engineer-level positions.

Appear for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer Recruitment (After B.Tech)

• Once you complete B.Tech , you can apply for ISRO’s Scientist/Engineer ‘SC’ Exam (conducted by ISRO itself).
• You can also qualify through GATE for direct recruitment.

in conclusion -

If you want to become a full-fledged Engineer at ISRO , go for B.Tech through lateral entry .

If you need a job soon, you can try for diploma-level ISRO jobs or private sector jobs and later upgrade your qualifications.

HOPE THIS HELPS

Hello there,

With 80 percentile in CMAT, being a non-engineer female (OBC-NCL) with 78/88/7.57 CGPA, you have moderate to low chances for IMT Nagpur. The usual CMAT cutoff is 80-85 percentile, so your admission will depend on the Personal Interview and overall profile. IMT Nagpur does not have OBC reservations, so selection is merit-based. You should apply to multiple institutes for better chances.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Your academic credentials are strong, your CMAT percentile is below the typical cutoff for BIMTECH's PGDM core program. However, factors such as your OBC-NCL status and gender diversity considerations might enhance your overall application. It's advisable to reach out directly to BIMTECH's admissions office to discuss your specific situation and explore potential opportunities.