Can I pursue B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering after completing Diploma in Mechanical Engineering?

84 Views|Posted a year ago

3 Answers

Sort by:

Answered by

4 weeks ago

Hello aspirant! Yes, of course. Most of the top BTech Aeronautical Engineering colleges and universities offer lateral entry admission to 3-year engineering Diploma holders either on a merit-basis or through lateral entry admission entrance tests. You can directly get admission to the second year of

Upvote

Answered by

Vineet Kumar Rohilla | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

You can do by taking admission through lateral entry scheme.

Upvote

Answered by

Sunil Soni | Scholar-Level 18

8 years ago

You are eligible for lateral entry admission in the 2nd year of B.Tech in aeronautical engineering in Manipal University based on your Diploma in mechanical engineering.

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

My score is 550/1000 in Mechanical Engineering. How much rank will I get in GATE?

Shiksha Gaurav

A GATE score of 550 in mechanical engineering will fetch you a rank range of 1500 - 3000. Students with this GATE score range can opt for M.Tech at NIT Calicut, NIT Trichy, etc.

Which skills I need in the Mechanical Engineering field?

Rashmi Srivastava

You don't really need skills. A course in Mechanical Engineering will help you upskill and get all the knowledge required in the field. Though having some abilities beforehand will help you succeed faster and easier

CAD software knowledge
Programming languages
Problem-solving ability

Know more about -

Nikita Chauhan

Of course, it is. Mechanical Engineers are required in almost every field around the globe. Be it Manufacturing, Automobile, Energy, Construction, or R&D, there's a lot of scope for Mechanical Engineering students.

These professionals are hired based on their specialised areas and skills, such

Atul Arora

It's limitless. You see, Mechanical Engineers are hired by every other industry across the globe for many job roles. They are also in high-demand in government departments like DRDO, NTPC, Indian Railways, etc.

Know more about -

Mechanical Engineering Career

Akansha Bisht

Whatever you see around you is Mechanical Engineering. From regular household appliances to vehicles and advanced medical equipment. Everything we utilize in this world is an art of Mechanics.

The principles of force, energy, and motion are applied to almost everything around us. To solve real-