Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing great there . I regret to say this but with this percentile chances of getting a seat in pdpu at 60 percentile is not possible . Your predicted CRL rank lies somewhere around 409200 - 460000 .

you can use the link given below to predict your colleges

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope my answer helps

Wish you all the very best

Dear Laxmi,

Yes you are eligible for the post graduate Diploma In Disaster Management if you have done B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.

For most of the post graduate courses in Disaster Management, the basic requirement is that Candidates must have a B.E/B.Tech. in (Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Industrial, Chemical Engineering/Computer Science or equivalent, B.Arch. & B.Planning) to pursue mtech in this programme.

So yes most probably you are eligible for Post Graduation Diploma In Disaster Management.

I hope this information helps you.

To know more about this course, you can go through the link below.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/disaster-management-course

All the very best!!

Hi Aspirant,

All the three PSU, ESE as well as campus placement are good for you. For campus placement, it all depends on the company and their eligibility criteria and also the job position.

Now coming to PSU and ESE, you have a really great opportunity in these two especially ESE has more number of seats for mechanical engineers. You can use PwD(Person with Disability) Reservation Policy. The Government of India provides PwD reservation for government jobs under the provisions of Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act 1995. Under this policy, 3% of all vacancies in government jobs in Group A, B, C and D; that are to be filled through direction recruitment are reserved for persons with disabilities.

Hope this is helpful to you.

Good Luck!!!!

• You must be Graduate in Mechanical Engineering / Naval Architects / Automation Engineering from AICTE approved / UGC recognised colleges with 60% marks in final year

• You must have Minimum 50% marks in English at 10+2 or 10th level is a must.

• Your age should Not exceeding 28 years on the date of commencement of training.

• you must be Physically fit and should meet every medical requirements specified by DGS guidelines
• You should atleast have eyesight of 6/12 in each eye without visual aids and no colour blindness.

Dear Student,

Aerospace engineers and mechanical engineers overlap in their interest in design, manufactures and testing of machines. They work to make the equipment that can operate efficiently, effectively and safely and they can examine and analyze the equipment to ensure that it meets certain standards and goals.

Thank you.

Hi,

Well it might be good for you considering a lot of things. You need to see whether you want to opt for that subject or not. It is totally based on your interest whether you want to go for that subject or not. Also getting a degree from that college will be really beneficial academically and also will give you further better opportunities to work in future.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Dear Aspirant

To become a mechanical engineer you can give  entrance examinations  conducted by Several colleges and universities to provide admissions.  Candidates are required to appear in the entrance examination to get admission in the desired college. There are several other institutes and colleges which provide admission on the basis of 10+2 passing percentage. Students are required to complete 10+2 in physics, chemistry and maths with an aggregate of 50 per cent of marks from a recognised board.

Major Entrance Examinations

JEE Main: Joint Entrance Examination Main

JEE Advanced: Joint Entrance Examination Advanced

VITEEE: Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination

BITSAT: Birla Institute of Technology Science Admission Test

After successful completion of a bachelor’s degree programme, candidates can start working in the industry at an entry-level role. After acquiring an experience of a few years, he or she can further continue his or her education and opt for a master’s degree programme.

After successful completion of a bachelor’s degree programme, candidates can opt for a master’s degree programme in related specialisation without any gap in the academic year. After successful completion of a master’s degree programme, candidates can start working in the industry at an entry-level role.

For more details use the link

Mechanical Engineer - Career, Role, Education, Jobs & Salary (careers360.com)

all the best

Hello dear student

• Mechanical engineer can also apply for RAC post in isro. After clearing the exam you have to give a isro interview.
• In interview there is no weightage of marks obtained in written exam. Interview is the only thing that can give you a job in isro as scientific officer.
• And if you want to apply DRDO Than you should appear the set examination. For the SET exam, you have to apply online through the official website of DRDO .
• Step 2: To fill the DRDO online application form candidates have to click on the advertisement tab.
• Step 3: Candidates have to enter their Email Id and Password
• . Step 4: Candidates need to click on the recruitment .

For more information please visit the link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-drdo-barc-dae-how-work-here/amp

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck