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sir..... i have scored +2(961) maths biology...... i interested to study the marine engg, aerounautical engg, ....Can I get any chance

Originally Posted by Naveen msk

sir..... i have scored +2(961) maths biology...... i interested to study the marine engg, aerounautical engg, ....Can I get any chance

Your question is bit confusing ya

as per your details you completed your 12th with 96.1 % very good but what you have mentioned is maths biology I did not understood here I heard about MPC and BPC one is specially designed for Mathematics students and the other is designed for Biology interested students

But I don't know about Maths biology its new word for me anyways I answered this query because I know the eligibility criteria required for Both Marine and Aero Engg streams

If you completed your 12th in MPC then you are perfectly eligible for both Engineering streams i.e., Marine and Aeronautical

for aeronautical the general engineering entrances are enough like for example you can take up some entrances like AIEEE IIT JEE these are the entrances for Aeronautical as per all the universities will accept Common Engineering entrances

But Marine Engineering is somewhat different, it is offered by only a few universities and the entrance test will also be separate from other engineering entrances

But if you are from biology background then its tough to find an institute that offers atleast diploma for marine engineering

As an engineer up to my knowledge every engineering stream has its very effective part of mathematics in the subjects in the form of
trignometry
logarithms
calculus
exponential
and advanced mathematics

like this every subject in engineering is highly linked with mathematics so I think you can't do well in engineering if you are from the biology background anyways

if man is extremely interested no one can stop him

if you're of that category hope you will reach your dream soon
all the best

~AdityA~

now i pass 10th in thslc
i like to study marine engineering
for this what are the ways to study marine engineering