What marks are needed in JEE Mains to get into NIT Calicut?
It all depends upon your branch, your board percentage and of course your caste. So if at all you are of OBC category with 92 % in board exam then 160 marks would be enough to get admission in some of the decent branch like Mech, EEE, civil. But for ECE and CSE it might be a bit more ranging from 18
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Yes, AICTE Pragati/Saksham aid is disbursed as a fixed, flexible lump sum directly to your bank account. You can universally allocate it toward purchasing books, laptops, or clearing your KLS GIT hostel and mess charges.
Yes, AICTE Pragati/Saksham aid is disbursed as a fixed, flexible lump sum directly to your bank account. You can universally allocate it toward purchasing books, laptops, or clearing your KLS GIT hostel and mess charges.
You can contact the S. Thangapazham Polytechnic College office directly to get your Diploma in Mechanical Engineering certificate. Carry your registration or enrollment number and a valid photo ID card (like Aadhar card). Also, make sure there are no pending fee or library dues.
Recruiters basically look for specific skills like computer-aided design and industrial automation. Following are some industries that employ mechanical engineers:
- Automotive & Electric Vehicles
- Aerospace & Defense
- Manufacturing & Industrial Automation
- Energy, Power & Renewables
- Healthcare & Biomedical
All the colleges together have 90 seats for BTech at LNCT Bhopal. The eligibility criteria to take admission in BTech Mechanical Engineering includes Class 12 with Physics + Mathematics + (Chemistry/Computer Science/Biology) with a qualified rank in JEE Main. The admission is taken through MP DTE Co
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