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Admission forms for 11th usually start in may or june, depending on the school's schedule. you  need to attach 10th marks memo, transfer certificate(TC), passport-size photos, and ID proof with the application. please check with the specific school for exact dates and document requirements.

Yes, engineers specializing in smart manufacturing can certainly apply for the BARC scientist officer post, if you meet eligibility criteria specified by BARC for the particular discipline you are applying for. BARC conducts recruitment for various scientific and technical positions, including scientist officer position, through its annual recruitment drive.

You should have strong educational background along with relevant work experience. You are also required to qualify in exams conducted by BARC such as GATE, UPSC Engineering Services Examination, PSC Exams, PSU recruitment exams etc. To be eligible for BARC Scientist officer post.

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here is a list of government job options for computer/software engineers after completing B Tech:

1. Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs):

Many PSUs like BHEL, ISRO, and ONGC hire computer engineers for technical roles.

2. Indian Railways:

Opportunities in railway departments for software development, system maintenance, and networking.

3. Defense Services:

The Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force recruit computer engineers for technical and cybersecurity roles.

4. Banking Sector:

Public sector banks hire IT professionals for software development, database management, and cybersecurity.

5. UPSC Civil Services:

You can appear for the Civil Services Examination to become an IAS, IPS, or IFS officer.

6. State Public Service Commissions:

State-level exams for engineering services where you can get positions in various government departments.

7. ISRO and DRDO:

Opportunities in space and defence research organizations for software and hardware development.

8. NIC (National Informatics Centre):

Roles in software development, networking, and IT infrastructure management.

9. Government Universities and Research Institutes:

Academic and research positions in government-funded institutions.

10. Public Health Sector:

IT roles in health departments for managing health information systems and databases.

Remember to regularly check government job portals and notifications for the latest openings in these sectors.

SGSIT has a distinct placement cell for fresher from all streams either engineering or others. In  previous years, the highest Rs. 44 LPA salary package offer was made to around 10 students, Rs. 34 LPA salary package offer was made to 20 participants, 26 LPA salary package offer was made to around 50 students, and more. Visit the official website for more details regarding SGSIT placement data.  

Hi

You can write IES exam and get the job posts like in Indian Naval Armament Service, Assistant Executive Engineer Group A,Assistant Naval Stores Officer

Also you can write AFCAT exam, CDS,NDA etc

Also other job posts

Asst. Commandant in Indian Army

Also you need to take written exam for Short service commission for technical posts.

Hi,

Aerospace Engineering is an engineering branch which inculcates the skills and knowledge to design, manufacture and maintain spacecraft, missiles and weapons systems. Aerospace Engineering deals with two major and overlapping branches- Aeronautical Engineering and Astronautical Engineering.

For admission in Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, basic eligibility criteria is atleast 60% in PCM in Class 12. Computer science isn't compulsory but it's advised to go for it keeping in mind both long term and short benefits of computers in today's advancements.  For admission in top engineering colleges of India, one must obtain a good rank in JEE mains and JEE advanced. For getting a license in Aircraft maintenance engineering, clearing exams under DGCA is important.

For more details, you can visit this website https://www.careers360.com/courses/aerospace-engineering-course

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Hope you're doing well.

It's quite difficult to predict because cut-offs change every year based on a few  factors:

1. No of seats available.

2. Difficulty level of exam.

3. No of students appearing in exam.

Based on your rank and previous yar cut-offs you may get Civil and Mechanical Branch among core B. Tech branches.

Use this college Predictor to get a list of best colleges for you based on your ranking: https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

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There is no definitive answer to this question as computer science engineering is a rapidly-growing field, and the number of unemployed professionals in this field may change over time.The skills required may change according to the development. The graduates should be upgraded with the technology and the skills to be in demand with the companies requirements.