Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the colleges:

• Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT)
• Manipal Institute of Technology
• Amity University, Noida
• SRM Institute of Science and Technology
• MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology
• Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Pune

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Hi Omkar,

Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) offers M.Tech programs in Mechanical Engineering and CAD/CAM. Admission to these programs is primarily based on the VITMEE (VIT Master's Entrance Examination) scores.

While VIT does not officially publish specific cutoff ranks for M.Tech admissions, historical data provides some insights. For instance, in previous years, candidates with VITMEE ranks around 386 have inquired about their chances for admission into the M.Tech CAD/CAM program. It's important to note that VIT does not have a category-based system for VITMEE admissions.

Additionally, the fee structure for M.Tech programs varies by category. For the M.Tech CAD/CAM program, the tuition fees are as follows:

• Category 1 : 1,50,000 per annum

• Category 2 : 2,30,000 per annum

A caution deposit of 3,000 is also applicable.

For 2025, candidates will be able to check out the Cutoffs after it's release on the official website. Till then...

All the best!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff

Hello Khushbu,

SSC JE Mechanical positions can be posted in a variety of locations across India, based on the department and nature of the work. The following are the primary departments and the usual posting sites for SSC JE Mechanical:

1. Central Public Works Department (CPWD)

Location: Large cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and other major urban centers where government infrastructure projects are being executed.

2. Border Roads Organization (BRO)

Location: Often in remote and border areas, such as hilly regions, border regions, and other difficult terrains for road construction and maintenance. Posting could be in places like Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Northeastern states, etc.

3. Military Engineer Services (MES)

Location: They are mostly located in military cantonments, bases, and remote defence installations throughout India. These could be in cities or rural locations, depending on the defence establishment.

4. Central Water Commission(CWS)

Location: oversees water resource and infrastructure projects in major cities including Delhi, Bhopal, Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai, as well as outlying districts.

5. Indian Railways

Location:  SSC JE Mechanical positions might be posted in various railway zones throughout cities. Postings could be in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and other cities depending on railway projects and maintenance.

6. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)

Location: Throughout India, particularly in areas where new highways or roads are being constructed. This involves both urban and rural communities, depending on where the projects are located.

7. Delhi Development Authority (DDA)

Location: Mostly in Delhi and adjacent areas, working on urban development and infrastructure projects.

Hello aspirant,

Since mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and most diverse engineering specialties, it is indeed a solid career choice in India. In India, mechanical engineering has a wide range of applications, including in the automotive, aerospace, energy, and construction industries, among many others. In India, there is a great need for mechanical engineers, and the industry pays well and has outstanding employment prospects. The need for mechanical engineers is rising as a result of the Indian government's significant investments in numerous infrastructure projects.

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Core Disciplines: Core Disciplines: Engineering Mechanics: Statics, Dynamics, Kinematics, and Kinetics. Engineering Mathematics: Calculus, Differential equations, Linear Algebra, and Numerical Method. Engineering Drawing: Technical Drawing, Machine drawing, and CAD. Strength of Materials: Stress, Strain, Bending Moment, Shear Force, Deflection of Beams. Fluid Mechanics: Fluid properties, fluid statics, fluid dynamics, Hydraulic machine Thermal Engineering: Thermodynamics, heat transfer, and internal combustion engines Machine Design: Machine elements design, i.e., shafts, bearing, gear and spring, etc. Manufacturing Processes: includes metal casting, forging machining and welding among others Metrology and Quality Control: Measurement techniques, quality control tools, and statistical quality control Industrial Engineering: Production planning and control, operations research, and work study Important Topics: Important Topics: Engineering Mechanics: Force equilibrium, friction, inertia moments, kinematics of particles and rigid bodies. Strength of Materials: Stress-strain diagram, bending moment and shear force diagram, deflection of beams and torsion of shafts. Fluid Mechanics: Physical properties of fluids, fluid statics, Bernoulli's equation, flow in pipes, and pumps. Thermal Engineering: The laws of thermodynamics, conduction, convection, radiation, internal combustion engines, and refrigeration/air conditioning. Machine Design: Design of machine elements, failure theories, and fatigue analysis. Manufacturing Processes: Metal casting, forging, machining, welding, etc. Metrology and Quality Control: Measurement techniques, tolerance and fits, and statistical quality control. Industrial Engineering: Production planning and control, work study, and operations research. Additional Tips: Additional Tips: Focus on Fundamentals: Build a very good base of the concept. Practice Regularly: Practice numerical problems and design exercises. Consult Standard Text Books: Standard text books R.K. Rajput, R.K. Bansal, S.K. Singh etc. Online Resources: NPTEL, YouTube, etc. Study Groups: Discuss concepts amongst peer groups and solve problems together. Consult Faculty/Experienced Engineers: Refine and obtain guidance from faculty or senior engineers. By following these prescriptions and repeated attempts at diligent progress, you will be able to succeed in your RGPV Diploma in Mechanical Engineering studies. It is also noted that the specific curriculum and main areas may vary according to the revision of RGPV curriculum. In all cases, please refer to the website of the official RGPV for the latest information. https://www.careers360.com/colleges/university-polytechnic-rajiv-gandhi-proudyogiki-vishwavidyalaya-bhopal

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Pgdca is a one year post graduate course that focuses on various advanced theory and practical aspects of computer science and computer applications in field of information technology. The fees for the course vary for various institutions.

The average fees for the course lies between 7000 to 1,00,000 rupees.

Students can do pgdca in regular mode as well as in distance mode . Some institutes have made age limit for the course. With not more than  26 years age for boys and 28 years for girls.

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Yes, you can do m.tech in mechanical engineering after b tech in food technology. The basic qualification for admission to m.tech is that candidates must have B.E/ B tech degree in any discipline.

To get admission to m tech, you need to qualify GATE exam or any national level or university level entrance exam. Most of the engineering colleges in India accept GATE score .

Candidates are selected based on their gate score . Selected candidates are invited for counselling and they must accept the seat and pay the fees.

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Yes, one can get admission into M.Sc. Physics in universities in Bihar after completing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. For applying to any other postgraduate course from a different field, there shouldn't be very strict limitations based on your undergraduate degree, but there might be some challenges that you'll need to think about-is

Eligibility

University-specific: Many universities will not have any undergraduate degree restrictions but may require specific courses offered in physics or mathematics as part of the B.Tech program. See the individual eligibility criteria for M.Sc. Physics programs offered at universities you are interested in.

Entrance Tests: Some colleges may require you to take entrance tests like JAM (Joint Admission for MSc) or might even be some private entrance test conducted by the college. The entrance tests check your surface knowledge of all basic Physics concepts.

Preparation:

As you would be doing M.Sc. in Mechanical engineering, your physics background may not be upto the mark. You may need to refresh your knowledge in Physics. You may enroll in some other courses or self-study the basic coursework of Physics to prepare you for an entrance exam or help fill in the gap while competing with other M.Sc. Physics aspirants.

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