hi,

see you can not join b.Tech course after completing ITI training. you can get admission in b.tech course after completing three years diploma course in relevant stream, diploma pass students can join b.tech as lateral entry in second year of b.tech course  by clearing  state wise lateral entry exam test. for example JELET, bihar lateral entry test etc.

you should join the diploma engineering course after completing 12th, it would have saved your years , since currently you are doing ITI program you are eligible to apply for diploma course at the second year of diploma as lateral entry. then after completing diploma you may apply for b.tech course.

Hello.

Industrial and production engineering Indian new trending course in India. Actually it has a lot of scope in India and abroad.

This subject is basically practical based. There are lots of chapters and topics in this syllabus. And all are very important for your better future.

if you go through previous year question papers you may know the weight age of marks.however click on the link below to know various topics of production and industrial engineering

https://www.careers360.com/courses/industrial-and-production-engineering-course

Hello,

For the general courses there is no entrance examination in DU. The eligibility you need to have is the minimum of 45% marks in your class 12th or equivalent examination from any recognized institution with science stream. It is obviously a graduation level course whose fees are is INR 3.000 to 2 lakhs.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

Hi Vedant! First of all congrats, you got the seat. Now talking about placements I would say that it depends a lot on you and also on your collegr. You need to work hard, learn the necessary skills, develop your communication skills and your college need to work hard too to invite the companies for campus selection. 

The placement cell of GGDSD College, Chandigarh arranges industrial visits for the students to enhance their learning and understanding. 

NBFC is the sector where the most students were placed in 2021. 15 percent of the students were placed in NBFC. 13 percent of the students were placed in IT & Traders and 10 percent in, staffing, placement service and edutec and 49 percent students were placed in others sector.

The major industrial sectors which recruit the Madras Institute of Technology candidates include Core, IT and ITES.

Under the Companies Act of 1956, IRBI was established, and in March 1997, it changed its name to the Industrial Investment Bank of India (IIBI).