Diploma Mechanical Engineering Multiple Choice: Fill & Download for Free

There are multiple options after Graduation in B.Tech Mechanical Engineering. Options are as follows:-1) Automobile Industry2) Manufacturing Industry3) Inspection Industry4) Ship Industry5) Installation Industry6) Fabrication Industry7) Oil & Gas Industry8) HVAC, Firefighting & Plumbing, etc.Most people say that we should select industry as per our interest, but I believe we should select our career are per the requirement of the market.When I look at my friends working in different sectors and talk to them I find most of them are unsatisfied with their jobs. Some have a salary issue, some have work pressure, some have boring jobs, some don't get time to spend with family, and so on.I would like to tell you about what I am doing currently. I am working in abroad in the Oil & Gas industry and working here as a quality engineer. My job is exciting, I face challenges at my jobs which makes it more interesting as I learn new things, I travel a lot all around the globe for welding Inspection and NDT Inspection work. I get a good enough salary so that I can live a good life and can fulfill all needs of my family whatever they ask.My Engineering was from IIT and then I had done the NDT Level 2 course from ANDT. Then with the help of ANDT, I get a job in India. the job was of a 12-hour shift and hard at starting. then I adapted myself as per the situation and then after a regular interval of time, I was getting job opportunities in the NDT field in various locations. I shifted from one company to another and then I got selected in Saudi Arabia with the help of ANDT and my international career started.My both institution are number #1 institution in India. To many of you, it won't be possible to get into IIT for engineering but you can do NDT from ANDT Greater Noida. Training quality is best at the Advanced Institute of Nondestructive Testing & Training and International certification for NDT Level 2 is awarded after successful completion of the course.When you will enter the industry, work would be hard at first. After sufficient hands-on experience, you can switch to the Quality department and become NDT Inspector or NDT Level 3 Professional also. This way you can grow in the mechanical engineering field, for a secure future, good salary package, exciting job, etc.

Hiii there…..🙏🙏I want to inform you that it's not UPTU, it's AKTU (Abdul kalam technical university).My reference to do visit on www.polytuts.com get previous years question papers and some important notes.Syllabus for LEET exam :-It's not fixed by AKTU that what the number of questions of particular topic.Generally LEET question paper set in following sections: -Basic SciencesBasic mathematicsBasic drawingMechanical streamElectrical streamElectronic streamComputer science streamTime for LEET Exam: -The paper comprises 100 multiple choice questions with a total duration of 120 minutes to solve.Languages of question set: -The question paper available in two languages:HindiEnglishMarks: -Every question have a four numbers and not negative marks in exam of LEET.Now the lateral entry seat available is 10%of total seats that mean only 6 seats.So work hard,…. 👍Personal suggestions for diploma holder students:-Hii junior….I am also seen the problem of syllabus in 2017. Now I am a student of AKTU.I want to say that for crack the AKTU LEET Exam you prepare your diploma books such asmechanics,Engineering drawing,ECD(Electronic component & device),BIT(Basic of information technology),Machine- 1&2.ThermalDigital electronics10th level Mathematics, science and biology( for this you take the lucent general science book).For any other queries you can message personallyThank you and best of luckRegardsVikrant kushwahaB.tech(computer science and engineering)

Hello,First of all I will start with maths, physics and chemistry.There is no best book recommended for ECET. But I can strongly recommend you to go through the EAMCET bits which can help you to think differently. Because if you look at the previous papers, you can find the bits which were previously asked in other competitive exams like EAMCET, PMT, JEE etc. But you can see the most from EAMCET. Any how that level of bits will enhance your thinking capability, understanding and applying the concepts logically as you won't go much deeper in your polytechnic. Arihant series books (for JEE and EAMCET) are better if you want to prepare. But try to gather those books from your seniors/ friends as major part of those books contains the syllabus which is not relevant to ECET. And follow NCERT books for chemistry as they have clear-cut concepts which are furnished very neatly. CBSE books are also useful to refer the concepts and also to gain knowledge.And most of the students have a misconception that diploma text books (in MPC) are enough for ECET level. But don't do that. It won't help you always. But just verify before starting your preparation (on daily basis) so that you can recall the topics when ever you start solving multiple choice questions.If you don't want to refer all those EAMCET books then buy Radiant/Falcon/VGS/MGB etc . published books for ECET as they are all relevant to ECET only. But you can't grab the concepts from them. But mathematics, radiant publishers under the author Dr. M.V.S.S.N.Prasad contains previous years' questions from 1990’s. So you can solve much of the previous years questions that will frequently repeat every year.Download some education related apps which consists of online videos and lectures. Try askIITians app for maths, physics and chemistry as it contains some online lectures of those concerned topics, revision notes, mind maps and also previous JEE and NCERT bits with answers. NCERT level bits are somewhat same as ECET level bits. I tried it, so I recommend you but not an assumption.And coming to the core subjects,I am a diploma holder in mechanical engineering stream. So I don't know about other branches. But in Mechanical engineering, I strongly recommend the author R.M.Vaitla , Radiant Publications. Because after appearing for ECET, I noticed that most of the questions were from that book only. And a few bits in Management subject and Hydraulics & Fluid mechanics were from R.S.Khurmi. And R.S.Khurmi doesn't contain the bits that are in R.M.Vaitla.After seeing most of the bits from R.M.Vaitla I was greatly disappointed as I solved a complete book by R.S.Khurmi but didn't touch R.M.Vaitla.But please don't neglect your diploma text books in core subjects as the basics furnished in them are so strong. Be thorough in your diploma text books to get a good rank. Never neglect your diploma text books for core subjects. As I survived only by being thorough in the text books even though I was hit by following R.S.Khurmi.Also download some engineering related apps like India bix , Scribd, SlideShare, Sanfoundry etc. I have tried India bix and I can say that this app contains the bits which are previously mentioned in standard writers like R.K. Jain, R.S.Khurmi etc.( In Mechanical engineering) and it also contains aptitude, reasoning, Java programming, C C++ etc. Many engineering streams can access this app.Note: I am not advertising or promoting any kind of publishers. I just conveyed my view.All the best :*)