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After completing the 10th what can i do for mechanical engineer

I have completed 10th, so i want to became a mechanical engineer, please help me #engineer

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mani’s Answer

If you are interested to become a Mechanical Engineer then you need to choose Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics as main subject in intermediate from a recognized board. After completion of your 12th standard, you must have to appear in National level or State level entrance examinations like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, EAMCET, KCET, etc.,. By qualifying the entrance examination, you can get admission in Mechanical Engineering course. After completion of Mechanical Engineering course from a recognized university with good skills and knowledge, you can become a Mechanical Engineer.
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sushma’s Answer

you have 2 options

1. Finish your 11th and 12th and then give entrance test and then pursue engineering in mechanical field.

2. You can join Polytechnic college that is diploma and choose Mechanical stream , after completing your Diploma you can move laterally to 2nd year on mechanical engineering .
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Nandakumar’s Answer

After completing 10th standard , you can do PUC with Maths/Computer science as Major and later get admission to Engineering college in Mechanical Branch .

Another option would be join Polytechnic colleges and choose Mechanical stream , after completing your Diploma in Mechanical Engineering you can join Engineering colleges through State level or National Level entrance exams.

Based on your interest You can either choose to complete PUC or Diploma and pursue Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering.

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Supreethkumar’s Answer

I would say, study 11th and 12th and learn more about mathematics and physics. This should be good to get you into any engineering stream which could teach mechanical engineering.
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