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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, Military Engineer Services (MES) does come under the SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) examination recruitment.

• MES is one of the major organizations that recruits Junior Engineers (JE) through the SSC JE exam.

• The recruitment is usually for Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering posts.

• MES works under the Ministry of Defence, providing engineering support to the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

• Selection for MES through SSC JE is based on merit, including:

  • Paper 1 (Objective)

  • Paper 2 (Descriptive)

  • Document verification

Hello Khushbu,

SSC JE Mechanical positions can be posted in a variety of locations across India, based on the department and nature of the work. The following are the primary departments and the usual posting sites for SSC JE Mechanical:

1. Central Public Works Department (CPWD)

Location: Large cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and other major urban centers where government infrastructure projects are being executed.

2. Border Roads Organization (BRO)

Location: Often in remote and border areas, such as hilly regions, border regions, and other difficult terrains for road construction and maintenance. Posting could be in places like Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Northeastern states, etc.

3. Military Engineer Services (MES)

Location: They are mostly located in military cantonments, bases, and remote defence installations throughout India. These could be in cities or rural locations, depending on the defence establishment.

4. Central Water Commission(CWS)

Location: oversees water resource and infrastructure projects in major cities including Delhi, Bhopal, Chennai, Kolkata, and Mumbai, as well as outlying districts.

5. Indian Railways

Location:  SSC JE Mechanical positions might be posted in various railway zones throughout cities. Postings could be in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and other cities depending on railway projects and maintenance.

6. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)

Location: Throughout India, particularly in areas where new highways or roads are being constructed. This involves both urban and rural communities, depending on where the projects are located.

7. Delhi Development Authority (DDA)

Location: Mostly in Delhi and adjacent areas, working on urban development and infrastructure projects.

Hello,

The eligibility to apply for a course or scholarship typically depends on the program or institution. For undergraduate programs like B.Tech, eligibility usually requires passing Class 12 with a minimum percentage in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology. For scholarships, eligibility may include income criteria, academic performance, and category-specific requirements. Always check the specific course or scholarship details on the institution's official website for accurate information.

Hello Aspirant

No, this will not be a problem with either your mother or your document verification. It is not a rule in India to have the same surname as your mother or father, you can choose to drop your surname and it will never be a problem. It is also not a compulsion for a wife to take their husband's name. So, you can rest assured that this will not pose a problem in your document verification in SSC JE.

Hope this helps

It is very east to move from SSC to CBSE in class 7th you just need to contact the school in which you want to take admission there may be entrance test you need to pass but some school give admission directly and it is also the best time to shift because mostly State Board does not lay emphasis on English communication which will create problems later moreover,The State Syllabus generally more easier when compared to CBSE. There is the reason because questions are almost never out of the textbook and almost every question is comes in exam which is mostly taught in class with revision.