Hello Aspirant

There are plenty of courses that you're eligible for. First of all, BTech ( Bachelors in Technology) and BArch (Bachelors in Architecture) these are the most common and famous courses for PCM branch.

Other than that, you can pursue honors jn any of the subjects English,  Mathematics,  Physics,  Chemistry, Computer Science etc. even interior designing would be nice career for you since you've studied engineering drawing.

These are just the famous courses related to you field you can even change your stream and do what interests you like Bachelors in Foriegn languages, Law, Bms, Bba and many more.

You can look for other courses as well in this link:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcm

Hope this answers all your queries

All the Best!

Hi

The courses you have taken are pretty good and have lots of scope as well.

If you have mathematics you can do bsc in maths, statistical studies, computer engineering etc.

Also if you have chemistry you can go for bsc in chemistry  biochemistry etc.

Also as English is also an option for you so bachelor's in English studies and literature would also be pretty beneficial

Physical education if you have you can do diploma in nutrition and dietetics course as well and further physical education studies too have scope.

Also management courses are also available for you, you can give exams like IPM and others and can try these courses as well as tge salaries are pretty good if one is passout from top IIMs

I hope this was helpful for you

Hi Aman Verma,

Hope you are doing great.

You have scored well in your class 12th. Since you said that you don't have physics in your academics. Don't worry, you can apply for various other courses like BCA, Bsc, BJMC, BTech with specialization and many other courses which will benefit you. So, try to give competitive exams for these courses.

All the best for your future.

Dear aspirant,

There is a lot of things you can do. First of all you have to see in which field does your interest and you have chase that accordingly.

For example, like you are good in mathematics , so you can go for masters in maths and jam entrance to get yourself admitted in one of premier institutes like iit/nits. But if you want to go for like english then you can also choose masters in that. If you like research field then you can also give gate examination.

Hello!

For engineering graphics in English you can watch Manas Patnaik channel where his teaching is good to an extent. Then I prefer Study Engineering channel also, though the content is in Tamil we can understand the concept well. If you are not ok with these channels then I would suggest you to go with book itself. Most of the publisher's books are available as pdf.

ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was of some help.

Thank You

Hello student

The eligibility criteria for admission in Mahatma Gandhi Mission's Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College Aurangabad is

The student should have obtained valid score in MHT CET/JEE Main score.

The student should have passed the equivalent examination as physics, maths as compulsory subjects along with one of Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology /Technical Vocational Subjects with atleast 45%marks.

For admission process this is the criteria mentioned in their official website.There is no information regarding engineering graphics be considered as special subject for admission.

In Btech Civil and Mechanical, the student need to have good knowledge in engineering graphics.The students will be studying the subject in their engineering programme.

Hope this helped you.

I can't say it as a special subject. But in order to get an engineering degree, you need to get pass marks in Engineering graphics. If you are from Mechanical, Civil or Architecture, Engineering Graphics is a more important subject.

I hope it clears your doubt.

hi,

YES VIT,Vellore has a  engineering graphics coursework in Computer Science engineering program.

Contents Introduction to engineering graphics – geometrical construction – conics and special curves – free hand sketching – dimensioning principles – orthographic projection – projection of points, lines and solids in simple position only – detailed views of simple 3D objects.