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A.M.I.E Mechanical Engineering

Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers of Mechanical Engineering

Impressed with machines and the way they work? Desirous of becoming a mechanical engineer, but attending a regular college not feasible? Don’t worry. AMIE in Mechanical Engineering is the one you should join and become a mechanical engineer with self-study in the comforts of your home. Read on for details.

Overview

AMIE in Mechanical Engineering enables you in becoming an engineer, even without attending a regular college. It's a popular course among students who are not in a position to attend regular classes because of preoccupation with jobs. AMIE gives an easy opportunity to practising diploma holders in acquiring a degree qualification at a reasonable cost compared to regular education. For this course, diploma holders get an advantage over others joining soon after their 10+2. They have to appear for less number of papers. Out of 10 papers in Section A, a diploma holder appears for only 4. With 9 papers, Section B is common for both categories.

Eligibility and duration

Pass in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Math. Duration of course depends on candidate. Someone capable enough, can complete in 3 years. Others may take more time. Anyway, 6 years each for both sections is the maximum period within which the course is to be completed.

A.M.I.E Mechanical Engineering - Colleges & Admission Notifications

Find the list of colleges offering A.M.I.E Mechanical Engineering course. Check out individual college websites to know more about the admission for 2020 - 2021 academic year. You may download the application form and course details from the official college website.

College Name
Ambala College of Engineering & Applied Research, Haryana
Amritsar College Of Engineering & Technology, Punjab
Annamacharya Arts & Science College, Andhra Pradesh
Baba Hira Singh Bhattal Institute of Engineering & Technology, Punjab
Central College of Engineering & Management, Chhattisgarh
Cooch Behar Polytechnic, West Bengal
Falakata Polytechnic, West Bengal
Gandhi Institute For Technological Advancement(GITA), Odisha
Ganesh Institute of Engineering, Adambakkam, Tamil Nadu
Government Engineering College, Gujarat
Hindustan University College, Tamil Nadu
Indian Institute of Aeronautical and Marine Engineering, Karnataka
Institute of Fire Engineering and Safety Management (NIFS), Andhra Pradesh
Institute of Fire Engineering and Safety Management (NIFS), Andhra Pradesh
Institution of Engineers (India), West Bengal
KIET Polytechnic College, Karnataka
Krupajal Engineering College, Odisha
Mahatma Gandhi Mission''s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, Maharashtra
Mailam Engineering College, Tamil Nadu
Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and studies, Haryana
Mandsaur Institute of Technology, Madhya Pradesh
Nagaji Institute of Technology & Management, Madhya Pradesh
Regional Hi-Tech College, Kerala
Royal Institute Of Technology & Science, Telangana
S. Sukhjinder Singh Engineering & Technology College,, Punjab
S.S. College, Bihar
Sankalchand Patel College of Engineering, Gujarat
Sri Padmavathi College of Engineering, Tamil Nadu

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More about the course

Mechanical engineering is about levers, mechanical systems, machines and how they all work. It combines the principles of physics and engineering in dealing with designing, manufacturing and working of every mechanical system. The core concepts on which mechanical engineering is based upon is mathematics, mechanics, strength of materials, thermodynamics, kinematics, material science and hydraulics. There is a certain overlap with other engineering disciplines like electrical, civil, aerospace, production, industrial and metallurgy. It borrows principles from almost every other discipline. Among those aspiring for an engineering degree, it has the broadest appeal. In AMIE, the Section A is common for all branches of engineering. The core papers in mechanical engineering are to be attempted in Section B only. 6 of the Section B papers are compulsory. Remaining 3 papers can be selected from the optional papers.

Job opportunities

Mechanical engineers are required in most industries. Along with other branches of engineering like electrical and electronics, they form the backbone of the manufacturing industries. They find employment in a wide variety of sectors like aviation, energy, railways, automotive, manufacturing, robotics, aerospace, shipping, construction and many more. Jobs are available both in the private as well as the public sector. One also gets the opportunity for going for higher qualification in this field by doing M.E. or M.Tech. AMIE Mechanical Engineering is equivalent to a regular undergraduate degree and students who do this course get equal opportunities vis-a-vis regular students.

A.M.I.E Mechanical Engineering Admissions for 2020 - 2021 Academic Year

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