No, a diploma in Mechanical Engineering won't directly qualify you for entry into the second year of a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) or Bachelor of Technology (BTech) program in Instrumentation Engineering

Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering are distinct disciplines with varying course content. While there might be some overlap in

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In order to become an ISRO scientist, you first have to complete Graduation in BE/Btech in any one of the popular streams from Mechanical engineering, Computer Engineering or Electronics Engineering. Then You have to apply and appear for ICRB Exam (ISRO centralized Recruitment Board Exam).

The eligibility criteria

Instrumentation and Control Engineering isn't a core branch. Its a applied branch and obviously an interdisciplinary branch of Electrical, Mechanical and Electronics engineering. Instrumentation and Control Engineering is a good field of study and you have a very good prospect in private sector.

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It is really difficult to get into a government college at this rank through JoSAA counselling rounds. However, you should try your luck in CSAB counselling. In CSAB rounds you can get colleges at higher ranks and if you're lucky, you might get a branch of your preference.

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If you have scored 78 marks in JEE mains then your percentile would be somewhere around 90-92 percentile, with this score there are very less chances that you will get into a government college like NIT in your home state even if you are a girl candidate then still

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With the above mentioned OBC category rank and according to the CET Bhubaneshwar Cutoff for previous years, you have good chances of getting Instrumentation and Electronics Engineering with your above mentioned OBC category rank. The previous year Cutoff for IEE was 134530, so you can easily get with