Dear,

After completing 12th standard, students have loads of professional courses to choose from. But there’s a thing called ‘eligibility criteria’, which is associated with each course. Some professional courses are meant for students hailing from a particular stream. Here, we will check out the top professional courses meant for MPC group students.

1.B.E. or B.Tech

2.Diploma in Engineering.

3.Merchant Navy courses.

4.B. Arch- stands for Bachelor of Architecture. If you want to become an Architect, this course will be of help to you!

5.B.Sc. courses.

6.B Pharmacy- B Pharmacy stands for Bachelor of Pharmacy. It is a Bachelor’s Degree program related to the field of Pharmacy.

7.BCA-BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Application. It is a good Degree course related to IT and Computer Science.

8.CPL Training-MPC students are eligible to apply for Commercial Pilot training.

9.AME TRAINING COURSE - AME stands for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering. This training program lasts for 3 years.

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant,

EEE is the electrical and electronic engineering and is a 4 year under graduate course.

It is offered in Banasthali Vidyapeeth.

INFRASTRUCTURE: Facilities and the infrastructure provided is up to the mark. The study rooms, gym, libraries, classrooms, hostel rooms are of great quality. The furniture is also good. The sports room has all the adequate instruments.

FACULTY: The professors are all passed out form good colleges like IITs. They have immense knowledge and help the students in every possible ways.

PLACEMENTS: Almost 90-95% students get placed in various companies with a package of 1.2 LPA to 4.2 LPA.

Overall the college is very good with an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5.

Dear aspirant,

As per the rule the candidate can attempt examination at most two times in two consecutive years. Candidates should be less than 25 years of age, with five-year relaxation for SC, ST, and PwD candidates provided candidates should have qualified the examination

Rupa, there are a  couple of ways to reach out to an Employer requesting for an Employment Opportunity.

1. You need to create a CV and upload it on websites like Naukri, monsterindia, Glassdoor, jobindeed, etc.
2. You can also check the Careers page of the company that you would like to apply for. For example, for Vedanta it will be https://www.vedantalimited.com/Pages/WhyVedanta.aspx
3. Create a profile in Job networking websites like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, etc. Here again you can do it in 2 ways. First is to reach out to HRs or professionals within Vedanta or any other company that recruits for RR and request for referral. The second is to post that you are looking for opportunities in the field of EE. Professionals usually refer someone that they know. By far, LinkedIn is the most helpful professional networking site.

Few things that you need to remember when trying to reach out to someone for a job are:

1. Try to be professional and always have a soft copy of the CV handy.
2. Do not fall prey for Fake recruitment sites or posts
3. Try for Internship opportunities first so that it boosts your profile.

Hello Aspirant,

Thanks for approaching us

V curve  is a plot of the stator current versus field current for different constant loads. The Graph plotted between the  armature current I _a and  field current I _f at no load the curve is obtained known as  V Curve  . Since the shape of these curves is similar to the letter “V”, thus they are called V curve of synchronous motor.

The power factor of the synchronous motor can be controlled by varying the field current I _f . As we know that the armature current I _a changes with the change in the field current I _f

Hope this helps you

Feel free to ask any question.

All the best for your future

Hello. Skin effect is termed as the non-uniform distribution of electric current over the surface or skin of the conductor carrying a.c.

The concentration of charge is less at the core of conductor. And at surface the concentration of charge is high.

Skin effect is directly proportional to frequency. So with increase of skin effect ,the frequency will also increase.

Hope that helps!

Hello

Voltage is the difference in charge between the two  points.voltage is measure in volts.
Current is the rate at which charge is flowing
Current is measured in ampere.
Material's tendency to resist the flow of charge that is known as resistance.
Resistance is measured in ohm .
The relationship between voltage , current and resistance forms the basis of Ohm’s law. In a linear circuit of fixed resistance, if we increase the voltage, the current goes up, and similarly, if we decrease the voltage, the current goes down.
And if resistance increases, current goes down with given voltage. And if resistance decrease, current will increase.

Hope this helps

Good luck!!!

Dear Student ,

There are only two chances to give BITSAT .

• You can give BITSAT exam , when you are studying in 12th , after your board exams. This is your first attempt.
• The second chance you will get , is the next year of 12th .

After that you have no chance to give BITSAT exam .

Hope it helps .

Hello!

I think you are talking about BITSAT. The previous year cutoff marks for different campuses of BITSAT for important branches are as follows:

Pilani Campus

• Computer Science - 383
• Electrical and electronics - 341
• Electronic and instrumentation - 328
• Civil - 269
• Mechanical - 313

Goa Campus

• Computer Science - 352
• Electrical and electronics - 310
• Electronic and instrumentation - 294
• Electronics and Communication - 322
• Mechanical - 280

Hyderabad Campus

• Computer Science - 342
• Electrical and electronics - 308
• Electronic and instrumentation - 294
• Electronics and Communication - 318
• Mechanical - 275
• Civil - 254

For more information, you can refer to the article given here

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bitsat-cutoff

So as per your score you can guess if there are any chances you would get into BITS and if so, which branch. You can also use the BITSAT college predictor tool given below to have a better idea

https://www.careers360.com/bitsat-college-predictor

Hope this helps!