Mechanical Engineer - Career Queries

Please check physical parameters first of all. If you are fit as per their standards, start preparing for it. Also first check, whether you are really interested Or anything else is motivating you. 

Dear Aspirant, To choose from the so many options is difficult and I am happy that you chose to be here and seek for clarification and help. The very important thing when you are unsure what to choose for career should be to know yourself first in terms of aptitude, interests, innate abilities, etc. Knowing these will define what you can become in the future as a person and as a professional. CareerGuide.com has an excellent psychometric test called as Ideal Career Test. This is an online MCQ based test which does not rely on just aptitude but also on other factors mentioned above which are hi

Dear Aspirant, From Mechanical Engineering you wish to shift to Marketing field. Hope you are a fresher Mechanical Engineer. It appears that your first decision to go to Mechanical Engineering which is one of the core and demanded engineering streams, was not correct.  Now that you are looking for Marketing field as a career, why do you feel that Marketing is the perfect choice for further career? What if this also goes wrong as it did for Engineering? Though there are many engineers who shift to non-engineering career streams after wasting four years and money, it cannot be the same for

Dear Aspirant, Why suddenly you felt that you want to do career in dance? 80% in Engineering Diploma is a good academic record and this suggests that you have the aptitude of being an engineer. Now that you have done your diploma in engineeering, thinking of dance as a career is late. Are you already trained in dance forms? If yes, then you have a chance to get into dance career. How do you plan to do in dancing? Is is through tv, films, theatre, etc? If you are not trained already and you need to get yourself trained still, then I am sure how far you can reach since training in dancing now wi

Dear Student, you will have to take non-medical stream, i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics etc. to get admission in Engineering. Don't take these subjects lightly, you need to strengthen your PCM and thereafter appear in JEE mains and then in JEE advanced and if you scored well, you will be getting an opportunity to get a seat at NITs/IITs as per the merit list and counseling schedule depending on the availability of branches. There are certain high-profile institutions as well which commit quality education and good placements, you may consider seeking admission at any one of them as well -