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What is the difference between mechanical engineering and mechanical sandwich engineering?
In mechanical sandwich we are having placement and training in 5th and 8th Semester.
Can a BE in sandwich mechanical engineering do ME?
yes...
What is a 'sandwich course' in engineering?
A sandwich course combines classroom learning and practical work placements in separate blocks.
What is meant by sandwich course in engineering?
A sandwich course combines classroom learning and practical work placements in separate blocks.
Does ugc approved diploma in mechanical applicable for government jobs?
I am in stigma that I did diploma in mechanical enginneering from iase deemed university . now i want ti know that is it eligable for govt. jobs, jobs in abroad,and eligable for doing b.tech from aicte approved institute.
Which is better normal mechanical engineering or sandwich pattern?
sandwich pattern is always better because it provides aquaintance with the reallife situation bksingh
What is the price of a grilled chicken sandwich?
This would, of course, depend on where you are buying the sandwich, but a grilled chicken sandwich could cost anywhere from $3.00 to $8.00.
What is the price of Grilled chicken sandwich?
This would, of course, depend on where you are buying the sandwich, but a grilled chicken sandwich could cost anywhere from $3.00 to $8.00.
What is meant by Mechanical engineering sandwich?
in sandwich u will get industrial training at last yr same corse as mech bt u will gt exp
Is a sandwich a mechanical mixture?
No, a sandwich is a physical mixture of different ingredients such as bread, cheese, meat, and vegetables. A mechanical mixture refers to a mixture where the different components are physically combined but not chemically bonded.
What is the most preferred course after mechanical engineering?
the most preferred course after mechanical engineering is doing m.tech
What is your favorite sandwich?
Me, personally? Well, peanut and jelly of course. Me, personally? Well, ham and cheese of course.
