ITI in Turner

Dear Student,

If you have completed a 3-year Diploma in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering with Lateral Entry then you can join ETO courses. However, you must meet the standard eligibility criteria before taking admission. Firstly, you must have qualified your 10+2 level with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or an equivalent vocational programme. Secondly, you must have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate in English in the 10th or 12th Class. Thirdly, the diploma/ degree secured must be recognized by the State or Central Government or the AICTE.

Furthermore, we suggest you check out the list of colleges offering certificate diploma vocational courses, and visit the desired institute's website to check for any additional eligibility conditions for a smooth admission process.

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Dear Student, 

You can pursue Mechanical Engineering after 12th by taking admission to a Polytechnic or ITI course. However, there may be some specific eligibility requirements you need to meet to get into these courses. For example, you must have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects during your 10+2 education. To pursue ITI/ Certificate course after 12th grade, you may have to appear in a written examination to get admission to the top ITI colleges in India. After completing the ITI, you usually need a Certificate III or Certificate IV, or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering to work as a Mechanical Engineer Draughtsman. 

If you wish to pursue a Diploma or Polytechnic in Mechanical Engineering, you may have to appear in state-level polytechnic entrance exams. However, many states also allow admissions based on 10+2 scores only. Alternatively, you can also pursue a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering via JEE Mains and other national-level exams to gain admission to some of the best engineering colleges across India.

We request you to share more information such as your 10+2 subjects and location so that we can assist you better and suggest good Mechanical Engineering colleges. 

Good luck!

An ITI in mechanic electric vehicle is a term used to describe a mechanic specialising in repairing and maintaining electric vehicles (EVs). As the popularity of EVs continues to grow so does the demand for mechanics with the specialised knowledge and skills to work on these vehicles. The key areas of expertise for an EV mechanic include -

• Understanding battery chemistry, charging processes and troubleshooting battery-related issues in Battery systems.
• Electric motors include diagnosing and repairing electric motors including their controlled systems.
• High-voltage components include safely handling and working with high-voltage systems such as inverters and converters. 
• Understanding charging stations and their operation for charging infrastructure.
• Adhering to specific guidelines when working with EVs due to the high voltage nature of their components for safety protocols.

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