Are production engineers eligible for mechanical engineering posts in government sectors viz. UPSC, RRB, IES, Ordnance factories JWM Chargeman posts?

Sir can production engineer apply for mechanical engineering posts in government sectors eg upsc,rrb,ies, ordnance factories jwm chargeman post for mechanical branch..pls reply quickly...
Thank you...

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yes you are definitely eligible on those exams.
The Mechanical Engineers are eligible on RRB,IES,UPSC exams.
ELIGIBILITY :
candidates must be an Indian Citizens.
candidates complete any one bachelor degree on recognized university.
age between on 21-----30 years.

Not for all posts, production and mechanical engineers are treated similarly. For IES, service depends on which paper you are opting in the written exam. As you are from production,you will obviously opt for Mechanical paper and there you will be same as Mechanical engrs.
Certain PSUs have same criteria for Production and they are selected under the Mechanical stream such as NTPC and SAIL.their papers are set for Mechanical engr but Production engrs are also eligible for those exams under Mechanical engg.
Some PSUs clearly mention that Production engineers or say Automobile engrs are not eligible to apply under Mechanical stream.
RRBs generally have separate vacancies for Production engineers or they also mention that Production engrs are eligible for vacancies under Mechanical engrs.
Read the notification carefully before applying as they clearly mention about the eligibility for related branches under some main branch.

Hi,
Production Engineering students is eligible for mechanical Engineering posting IES exam.

IES exam stands for Indian engineering Services which is conducted by UPSC.

You are Eligible for RRB AND JWM charge man posts.

Education Qualification;-

>>You must be passed a engineering degree from a Indian Recognized university.

>>Appearing in final year candidates is also Eligible.

Your age should be between 21-30 years. age relaxation i for reserved category candidates.

You must be citizen of India.

You must be physically as well as mentally fit.

All the best.........................

Hello my Dear Friend ..


Yeah

Of course .. Why not ??


"" MECHANICAL ENGINEERING "" is a " Main Stream "

Where as the "" PRODUCTION ENGINEERING "" is the "" Sub Stream "" in it


Usually most of the Subjects will be studied by the Production candidates in the Mechanical Syllabus

Some of the most important Subjects are ::


>> Production Technology

>> Non Conventional Techniques

>> Strength of Materials

>> Fluid Mechanics

>> Thermal Engineering

>> Refrigeration and Air Conditioning


So you are Definitely eligible to appear for the exam

That is why you can apply for the


<> U.P.S.C

<> R.R.B

<> I.E.S ...etc.,

When you apply for the I.E.S .. you will need to Choose the "" MECHANICAL ENGINEERING "" STREAM



ALL THE GOOD LUCK

Hello sir/madam,
we can study,
the mechanical engineering is divide into production engineering(sub stream),
so many subjects are same to both of the branch,
like 1)fluid mechanics,
2)production technology,
3)non-conventional techniques,
4)strength of materials
5)thermal engineering,
6)refrigeration and air conditioning,
yes you can apply for the i.e.s exam,
all the best,
thanx

Thank to all of u for replying...

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