Dear aspirant

As per the new rule you exempted from the complete tution fee for the entire course however the mess fee and the extra charges are required to be paid which varies from college to college.

Hope you got my answer.

All the best !

Hello student,

IIT Delhi mechanical and PSUS both are equally good at their places as we have to clear gate examination for both the sector. PSUS are not completely government or it may be possible that it is privatized by government authority. But I prefer that PSUS is better than IIT Delhi private jobs. In PSUS your average CTC is 18 LPA or more and you will get job just after clearing the gate. But in IIT Delhi, after completing your master's degree you will get the average CTC of 8 LPA. Thtswhy most of the students go through PSUS. PSUS  have a good lifestyle and you will save yourself from the fear of losing jobs and less saving problem as they mostly seen in private jobs. PSUS itself provide no reservation to the candidates but the GATE examination will provide 7.5% reservation for SC candidates.

Dear Aspirant, for MSC student there are 3 types of scholarship

Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship – Merit-cum-Means scholarship of Rs. 1,000/- per month and tuition fee waiver are permissible to M.Sc. students to the extent of 25% of the sanctioned strength as per Institute rules. Only those students are eligible whose parents’ gross income is upto Rs. 4.5 lac per annum for all categories of students / as per govt. orders as applicable.

- Freeship – Tuition Fee Waiver to the students whose annual family income is upto 4.5 lac (awarded up to 10% of the students admitted).

- Free Messing - SC/ST students with Parental Income upto 4.5 lac are provided Free-Messing.

Apart from this stipend of 10k is provided to all students and even more if you opt for research assistant program.

Hello

Mechanical Engineering is a core and oldest branch of Engineering. Obviously, It has large scope in Government and Private sector as well.

In case of Government sector, Indian Railway, DRDO, Armed forces, State wise road transport board, Aerospace Industry, BHEL, etc recruits mechanical engineer.

In case of Private Sector, Automobile companies like; Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata motors, Royal Enfield, etc.

In foreign country like Germany , there is great demand of mechanical engineering where as In India you can opt for Government PSU through GATE and also IES (Indian Engineering Services) can earn upto Rs 2 lakh per month but the competition is really tough,

These are the roles in ME, that you can get-

• Designer Manager
• Project Engineer
• Assistant Mechanical Engineer
• Manufacturing head of production companies, etc.

Salary in government sector  in India from Rs 74,276 - Rs 1,12,099.

Based on experience in government sector - Range between Rs 1 lakh - Rs 12 lakh with an annual salary of RS 8 lakh.

Indian Railway -Rs 1 lakh to Rs 10 lakh with experience 0 to 30 yrs.

TCS - Rs 0.49 lakh to Rs 10.19 lakh based on experience 1- 10yrs.

Entry level mechanical engineer - Rs 17,265 per month

junior Mechanical engineer - Rs 24,440 per month

But remember this can be varies according to Organization and also based on your Experience, you have to do hard work to getting these salary and  will solve the problem that Company Provide.

MBA Candidates  getting job after completing your course is not a very difficult task. There is wide scope for this course in India as well as Foreign country.

Scope in India is Banking and Finance, Management Consulting, Entrepreneurship, Data Analytics and private companies as well government organizations.

You can start with Internship also, IIT Delhi Candidates get good Internship with Good salary, as in campus selection or else Online Internship site like Internshala, Naukri.com (//Naukri.com)

The Average Salary in India is approx. Rs 7.3 lacs. Factors can affect salary in India are Experience, Location, Job Role, and Skillset.

These are some highest paying jobs for MBA Candidates are -

• Investment Bankers
• Consulting & Strategy
• Marketing Manager
• Business Development Manager

The average salary of MBA Finance in India is Rs 678,000 per annum, salary increases with growing experience and knowledge.

MBA in Business Analytics- fresher get Rs 5 - Rs 8 lakh per annum, Experienced - Rs 10- 18 lakh per annum, Senior - Rs 30- 55 lakh per annum.

MBA  in Marketing - Rs 752,000 per annum.

There are various stream in MBA and salary varies according to different different.

After the rush in this sector (MBA), there are many opportunities to grab and also to create yourself.

Hope it will help you

Hello ashisheeeeee , Yes the scope of mechanical engineering is increased in IIT Delhi it is in the list of top 3 mechanical college of India and its average package for mechanical is approx. 9 lakh per annum and highest was 45 lakh per annum. And the placement % is increased in 2019-20 by 4%.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Mechanical Engineering has a wide scope with excellent training and placement prospects. Secondly IITD being a Top IIT will land you in a sea of opportinitues ranging from Manufacturing and Operations to Finance and Software. IITD Mechanical has almost 90% placements annually with median package somewhere between 10-15 LPA .

In todays date most of the registered choose to go to the Non Core Sectors including Finance, Consultancy, Software and Analytics at packages ranging from 15-30 LPA. However the Core prospects are not too weak with companies like Reliance, ISRO, HUL, ITC, P&G, Maruti Suzuki, Jaguar LandRover, Bajaj Auto, Schlumberger, TVS, Applied Materials, GE Aviation being regular recruiters.

Hello Ravi Kumar,

I can understand your confusion since all are good institutes for pursuing Aerospace Engineering.

Yes, IITK has an airstrip and a hangar equipped with 4/5 gliders. You can go in anytime and see those gliders. There is one whose skin has been ripped off so that you can see the structural arrangements of the glider. You get to have joy rides as well.

I cannot compare the research facilities of IITR ,IITR ,IIST and IITK ,since I don’t have complete information about IITM. Besides, it would be unjust to compare the research facilities since both institutions have focus on different areas of research.

I hope it helps you.

Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well, about your question, both the course are good enough be it integrated or regular mode. The only difference  between the 2 is the time taken for completion your MSC in regular mode will be for 2 years only

Now if you choose integrated MSC in maths with b.ed you are eligible to get a job for teaching basis till hss level is. 12class. Very rare tr with bed get jobs as assistant Professor in college and if you do that's on temporary basis not fixed.

Now if you persuade a masters degree from regular mode it has a slight more advantage and preferences as after MSC you can try for csir NET exam and if you qualify that you can teach at UG level or even try for PhD. This is the greatest advantage of regular mode it has quite abit of flexibility. That allows you to move freely.

Hope this helps