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5th January 2012, 07:42 PM
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Which test to be answered for Mechanical Engineering?
which test wil be filled after the mechenical enggineering..please tell me the info
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7th February 2012, 07:35 PM
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Re: Which test to be answered for Mechanical Engineering?
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after mechanical engineering that is B.TECH at the graduation level, there are many other tests at the post graduation level or to get the jobs. now, tests for engineering(post graduation) GATE -GATE Exam (graduate aptitude test in engineering) for post graduation in M.TECH -its core is the basis for admission in M.TECH in top engineering colleges -with this one has the opportunity to get into teaching as well as technical jobs in companies -Its score is valid for two years. -To get into the top colleges of M.TECH best colleges -IIT-JEE -NIT'S -BITS PILANI -Vellore engineering college -thapar university and many more......... MBA(MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) -for post graduation . -with this one can become a manager in a reputed company or bank -better package is provided entrance tests (MBA) -CAT -MAT -XAT -GMAT -SNAP Some other entrance tests civil services-one can get into the administrative department .it is the highly reputed exam of the country.by this one can go into:: -indian administrative services -Indian foreign services -Indian police services -Indian forest services ELIGIBILITY -graduation from a recognised university -for general-4 attempts -for SC/ST-unlimited attempts -for OBC- 7 attempts ================================================== ================= Bank exams To get into the banks for positions like probationary offficers , clerk this exam is given ELIGIBILITY -graduation is minimum required. -60% for general -for SC/ST- 5 year relaxation -for OBC-3 year relaxation -for clerical exams,XII Pass is required for jobs you can apply for -Defence resarch and development authority -indian space and research organisation -combined defence services -BSNL -Steel authority of india - airport authority of india and many more......... hope this helped you......... with regards' roknits |
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7th February 2012, 07:38 PM
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Re: Which test to be answered for Mechanical Engineering?
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after mechanical engineering that is B.TECH at the graduation level, there are many other tests at the post graduation level or to get the jobs. now, tests for engineering(post graduation) GATE -GATE Exam (graduate aptitude test in engineering) for post graduation in M.TECH -its core is the basis for admission in M.TECH in top engineering colleges -with this one has the opportunity to get into teaching as well as technical jobs in companies -Its score is valid for two years. -To get into the top colleges of M.TECH best colleges -IIT-JEE -NIT'S -BITS PILANI -Vellore engineering college -thapar university and many more......... MBA(MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) -for post graduation . -with this one can become a manager in a reputed company or bank -better package is provided entrance tests (MBA) -CAT -MAT -XAT -GMAT -SNAP Some other entrance tests civil services-one can get into the administrative department .it is the highly reputed exam of the country.by this one can go into:: -indian administrative services -Indian foreign services -Indian police services -Indian forest services ELIGIBILITY -graduation from a recognised university -for general-4 attempts -for SC/ST-unlimited attempts -for OBC- 7 attempts ================================================== ================= Bank exams To get into the banks for positions like probationary offficers , clerk this exam is given ELIGIBILITY -graduation is minimum required. -60% for general -age-21 to 28 -for SC/ST- 5 year relaxation -for OBC-3 year relaxation -for clerical exams,XII Pass is required for jobs you can apply for -Defence resarch and development authority -indian space and research organisation -combined defence services -BSNL -Steel authority of india - airport authority of india and many more......... hope this helped you......... with regards' roknits |
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