Hello aspirant,

As a member of the general category, it will be tough for you to gain admission to any government college with a grade point average of 60. With this rank, you will have a difficult time getting into any government colleges because the cutoff for jee mains is very high for IITs and even NITs.

But I would suggest you to look for private colleges to get the degree.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello

You essentially need to be in a math stream with physics and chemistry in 11th class to be a software engineer. This is good enough to be admitted to the B. TECH programme. You can select the following subjects in class 11 if you plan to become a software developer in the future.

1. Computer Science

2. Information Technology

3. Software fundamentals

Hello

You essentially need to be in a math stream with physics and chemistry in 11th class to be a software engineer. This is good enough to be admitted to the B. TECH programme. You can select the following subjects in class 11 if you plan to become a software developer in the future.

Computer Science 1.

1. Computer Science

2. Information Technology

3. Software fundamentals

Software Engineering Courses after 10th.

Hello aspirant,

Every year, mechanical engineers' options for career progression expand. Additionally, there are incredible growth factors abroad. Every oil exploration, railroad, research, aerospace, automotive, chemical manufacturing, and development industry needs skilled mechanical engineers right now. Due to the enormous increase in technology, there are currently tendencies that claim that only software engineers are required. But the knowledge of a mechanical engineer is just as significant as that of a software engineer.

You don't need to worry about this field. Mechanical engineer will have a great scope in future.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. Petroleum is refined into a variety of products, including gasoline, diesel, and kerosene oil, by a petrochemical engineer. The design, supervision, and improvement of all Petrochemical operations were handled by Petrochemical Engineers. You have a lot of opportunity in the oil and gas sector, one of the major global industries that is expanding. Petrochemical engineers with diplomas are hired by a number of businesses, including:

• Indian Railways
• Tata Steel and Power Limited.
• Godrej Electrical and Electronics
• PWD
• Indian Armed Forces
• DRDO

BHEL, many other sectors provide you a variety of professional options.

The opportunities for petrochemical engineers are high in the food processing, beverage, and agrochemical industries.

After receiving your graduation, you have the option of continuing your education at the graduate level as well as pursuing a career abroad.

Hope this will helps you....!

GOOD LUCK...!

Dear Aspirant,

Yes you can do MBA even if you are from an engineering background. You just need to score a high percentile in CAT in order to get in the top institutes of the country.

Dear Aspirant,

It is not possible to do commerce and engineering together. If you take commerce, your options forward will be the ones related to the commerce field so you can go ahead with CS/CA/CFA/CMA or graduate degrees like BCom, BBA, BMS, Economics Honours etc. On the other hand, if you want to go into software engineering, you need to be a science student, PCM, to be precise. So you have to go for either commerce or engineering, you can’t do both.

Hello,

I'd be lying if I said there was absolutely no scope, but unlike other technical specialties, it is challenging. Prior to working even harder to land a career in core, you must first work really hard to earn your degree.

If you look at the market, you can say that many different aerospace businesses have emerged over the past three to four years, whether they are involved with rockets, defence, satellites, drones, or electric vehicles. The government is also showing interest in this sector. I am aware that not all of them will be successful, but even so, aviation is in a new era, and India's aerospace industry is expanding thanks to new technologies.

Thank You

Hello,

As per your rank is concerned I would like to tell you that you have more chances to get sgsits Indore. Th branch that you will get here is Electronics, electrical or mechanical branch depending upon your rank in the list.

Some conditions are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs and difficulty level of the paper.

I would advise you to kindly keep other private colleges as a backup such as VIT Vellore, SRM University, Manipal University, BITS Pilani.

Hello,

Yes, you can become an engineer without any entrance exam. Here is how! However, government colleges do not take admission without entrance exams but, there are colleges that provide direct admission based on 12th marks. But you should score at least 45-50% in class 12th. some of the colleges are:

1. RV College Engineering, Bangalore.
2. PESU, Bangalore
3. VIT Vellore
4. SRMIST, Chennai
5. JNTUHCEH
6. Reva University
7. BITS Hyderabad
8. BIT Bangalore

These are few colleges that provide admission without any entrance exam. For more details, you can visit to :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/btech-college-in-india-without-entrance-exam-fees-structure-fsa#:~:text=Students%20don't%20have%20to,Btech%20direct%20admission%20in%20India.

Hope it helps.

All The Best