hi,

after completing b.e in mechanical engineering you can go for mtech courses in aeronautical engineering. you need to write gate exam from mechanical stream, also need to score 70+ to get tier 1 institute for m.tech courses.

some of the top institute which offers m.tech in aeronautical engineering in

Hello,

I hope you are from class 12 and are preparing to give your board exams.

In first place, Physical Chemistry does not involve memorization of many reactions and mechanisms. It rather involves calculus in some cases and is mostly conceptual.

To understand Physical Chemistry, you need to be conceptually

Hello Prasad

Chances are bleak but still i will say that you can try in IIT BHU.  I am again saying that chances are only 3 to 4 percent but still.

If you want old IIT's then you can opt for MS or wait till winter Session where you can

Hello,

for OBC-NCL category, a score above 51 is graded as A. In grade A, you can apply for top colleges like CEG, MIT and AC Tech campus. You can also apply for the colleges you have mentioned in the question.

Your percentile or normalized score is above 51 so

hi,

see the decision is depends on you and your choice of streams, there is many of engineering candidates who are in first year  are opting for jee main to get better colleges or different stream. according to students review delhi technological university is better then hbtu both in placement,

hi,

see nits admission for btech course is done by jee main score and you can attempt jee main by 3 consecutive years starting from your passed year of 12th exam, since most of the companies allow 2 year education gap, so you will not face problem during placement,. there

Hello Aspirant,

In my opinion you should for MBA in operations because in this course more opportunities are given to engineering students since your graduation is related to this course, You can opt for doing MBA in business analytics which is course is also related to mechanical engineering. Other than

Hello Aspirant,

The admission eligibility varies college to college so if you mention here the college then I can help you better about it.

Good Luck!