Information about Engineering Entrance Exams 2009

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If you are planning to sit for Engineering Entrance Exams 2009, you have plenty of options to choose from.

Students who have studied the combination of Physics, Chemistry and Math Subjects at 10+2 level often wish to become an Engineer. Before opting for this line they must be aware of certain factors such as -their interest, potentialities, awareness, creativity, talent and in-depth Knowledge of Physics and Math subjects in particular. Engineering Sciences breaks up in to many branches. Employment options as an Engineer depends on the branch of study. Some of the branches are: Aeronautical, Agricultural, Ceramic, Chemical, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical Power, Electronics, Engineering Physics, Information Technology/Science, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Metallurgical, Mining. Naval, Textile etc. These courses are of 4 year duration. Students can look forward to an exciting and rewarding career in the fields of construction, design, management, manufacture, research or teaching.

AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examination) and JEE (Joint Entrance Exam) are considered among the most competitive engineering entrance exams for the students seeking place in a reputed Engineering college. State Level Engineering Entrance Examinations (SLEEE) is also considered well recognized engineering entrance exams.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) at 7 Locations are among the best ranked Engineering Institutes in India. These institutes admit candidates through Joint Entrance Examinations on All-India basis with no domiciliary restrictions. The Joint Entrance Examination (IIT JEE) administered jointly by the seven Indian Institutes of Technology and IT-BHU and ISM is held usually in 1st week of May at a large number of centers throughout India for admission to the Engineering courses only. Foreign nationals are not eligible to write JEE.

National Institute of Technology ( at 17 Locations) are the next choice for Engineering Aspirants. Admission to these Institutes are done through All India Engineering Entrance Examinations (AIEEE) and students are selected on basis of merit. The AIEEE Tests are also conducted in the month of May-June every year. There are many Engineering Institutes and Universities in India who admit students based on their AIEEE ranking.

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Engineering Entrance Exam Application procedure

• Application Forms are generally collected either by post or can be downloaded online.
• Some institutes offer the privilege of online submission of application forms.
• If you have made application online, you have to submit computer generated Application Form along with the Demand Draft drawn in favor of that institute.
• Correction in any particulars in the Application Form is not allowed.
• Incomplete Application Forms of the Entrance Exams are rejected.

Engineering Entrance Examination Patterns

• Majority of the Engineering Entrance tests have two papers. The 1st paper of the exam is generally segmented into three sections containing questions on Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The paper contains objective type questions for BE/B. Tech courses.
  
• The 2nd paper tests you on Mathematics, Aptitude and drawing if you are applying for B. Architecture and B. Planning.
  
• The Aptitude Test measures your perceptive power, observation and creative potential.