Hey Aspirant!

For getting into ISRO, you have to clear the examination conducted by ICRB(ISRO centralized recruitment board) for the post of scientist/engineer ‘SC'(MECHANICAL).

From past 2 years, ICRB is conducting exam twice in a year, one is during April and second in December. Please check website'ISRO Careers’ for further information. The notifications for the exam generally get out in the month of January/February for the exam in the month of April and in September/October for exam in December.

Phase 1: Written examination consists of 80 questions for 240 marks, each question carry 3 marks and 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. It's a 2 hour exam. Those students qualify this phase will be called for interview. Generally number of Candidates called for interview depends on number of vacancies. For every vacancy, they call almost 8 candidates. (Ex: 40 vacancies, then they will call around 320 candidates for interview).

Phase 2: Personal interview is of around 20–30 minutes. They generally ask you about your favorite subjects (at least 4).The interview is fully technical and illustrative. You are asked to explain things on board. (With a black marker and white board). Questions are not too difficult to answer, if you have prepared well, you can answer 60–70 % questions.

All the Best

Hello aspirant,

M-tech Mechanical are basically from 3 group forms

1.Design

2.Thermal

3.Production

Design students will get more income compare to the thermal and production back ground.on average M-tech mechanical get 4 to 8 LPA Minimum package 3 LPA and maximum 12-15 LPA.

Companies like Hero,tata motors,Mahindra.Mat lab,Fluidyn,Ford,Shell etc..,

I  hope i answered your Query ,

GOOD LUCK!!!

Hi, In case you have to clear the JEE Advance first, and if you're asking that if can you get into IIT on having 1000 ST Category rank in JEE Advance than I would like to say a big yes. You can get into following IIT institutions(mentioned below) if you'll clear JEE Advance with 1000 ST category rank.

IIT's you can get into on 1000 ST rank;

• IIT, Kharagpur
• IIT, Varanasi
• IIT, Dhanbad
• IIT, Delhi
• IIT, Indore
• IIT, Roorkee
• IIT, Kanpur
• IIT, Ropar

Etc.

For more such information be active on Careers360 website.

GOOD LUCK.

There are so many reasons behind the joblessness of mechanical engineers (include other engineers too) in India:

1. Lack of skills : Today, every 3 candidates among 5 are engineers. But still, if we search for a skilled one, it's very difficult to find a skilled engineer. Reason it, they have degree only, but in terms of knowledge, most of them are useless. Getting a degree through distance education mode or by clearing backs in colleges doesn't make anyone an engineer. I'm social media, there are a lot of pages who make memes about engineers. I've seen in matrimonial ads too, that a few people mentioned that they aren't looking for any “engineer” for their daughters (funny).
2. Outdated syllabus taught by colleges: In colleges, the syllabus being taught is far behind. They aren't up to date with the latest trends and industry demands. So even a bright student, after leaving college, finds it very difficult to qualify an interview and to get a job.
3. Reservation system and politics: We have reservation system and politics to blame for any reason, at least. There are several government jobs too in the field of engineering but it's sad that the ones who get selected for the job or mostly dumb and have no idea what to do in the specific field. The reason is, yes, reservation, and the other reason is, exam patterns for govt jobs. In the entrance exam for engineer post, they ask stupid questions in the name of G.K. and current affairs which are total useless in real life. A serious engineering student doesn't care about GK etc and focuses on his main subject so when he appears for the government exams, he fails to secure cut off marks because for general students, cut off is very high and a reserved student gets benefits because the cut off for them is very low and even if he leaves all the GK and other stupid questions unattended, he qualifies.
4. Very less salary: In private sectors in India, the salary for a fresher engineer is very less. This is one of the main reasons engineers don't survive and keep changing the jobs and out of frustration, they quit and go for business. The ones who belong to rich families and are good in their field leave India and get a job in any company outside India with a good salary.
5. Population: Today, there is a tough competition in the field of engineering and we have a lot of engineering graduates who are jobless. The country has limited jobs available and it's not possible to provide jobs to every single graduate.

There are still other minor things which are the reason of joblessness of engineers. But there are no less opportunities for skilled and talented engineers. If you have the skills, interview in different multinational companies and prove yourself better than others.

Hello Abhi,

IREL Recruitment-2020 - Indian Rare Earths Ltd ,Manavalakurichi invites applications from the eligible candidates for the post of Graduate Apprentices,Technician Apprentices and Trade Apprentices for 21 vacancies, and it is separated in various disciplines. Candidates  who complete their B.E/ B.Tech/ Diploma/ ITI in the  respective  disciplines are eligible to apply the training. Interested  and Eligible  Candidates first apply in the respective apprentice portal and then send the application  form through postal on or before 5th August 2020..

Hope you  Understood..All the best!!

• Product cycle- Design process-
• Computer graphics co-ordinate systems- 2D and 3D transformations- homogeneous coordinates Line drawing -Clipping- viewing transformation
• Representation of curves- Hermite curve- Bezier curve- B-spline curves-rational curves
• Techniques for surface modeling  techniques- CSG and B-rep
• Hidden Line-Surface-Solid removal algorithms shading colouring computer animation.
• Assembly modelling
• Standards for computer graphics- Graphical Kernel System (GKS)

Dear Aspirant,

If you are interested in the cars and want to make a career in the car industry then go for automobile as this branch has a specific focus on the cars. However, if you are interested in machines in general and have no inclination towards the cars as such then go for the mechanical engineering,

Hope this helps. Thank you.

1- Railways- There are many jobs in Indian Railways for Mechanical Engineers the recruitment for which is conducted by Railway Recruitment Board. The list of some important position for Mechanical Engineers are:

2- Banking- Mechanical Engineers can Join Banking sector for various posts such as junior engineer, Bank PO through exams like IBPS PO exam. Probationary Officer is like a Class-I officer & holds the post of lower level management in Public sector banks.

3- Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Airforce-

UES : This is a University Entry Scheme exam and only final year students are eligible to apply.CDS: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts Combined Defense Services (CDS) examination twice a year for the recruitment of officers into Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Indian Naval Academy and Indian Air Force Academy.

CDS : Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts Combined Defense Services (CDS) examination twice a year for the recruitment of officers into Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Indian Naval Academy and Indian Air Force Academy.TES: This is Technical Entry Scheme (TES) and only B.Tech applicants can apply.

TES : This is Technical Entry Scheme (TES) and only B.Tech applicants can apply.GDOC: B.Tech students can apply for this exam, which is Ground Duty Officers Course exam.

GDOC : B.Tech students can apply for this exam, which is Ground Duty Officers Course exam.

4- Engineering Services Examination- Every Single Year Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts Engineering Services Examination, which is the most prestigious examination, held in India.

Mechanical Engineers are shortlisted through this exam for various services listed below:

• Border Roads Engineering Service (Border Roads Organisation)
• Border Roads Engineering Service (Border Roads Organisation)
• Indian Supply Service (Directorate General of Supply and Disposals)
• Central Engineering Service (Ministry of Road Transport & Highways)
• Indian Railway Stores Service
• Central Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Service (Central Public Works Department)
• Central Power Engineering Service (Central Electricity Authority)

5- Staff selection commision - This is one of the high paying job in government sector. As SSC recruits graduates for the Class-II, III & IV posts Officer/Official in various ministries & dpartments