i would like to make an engg.i am army person.how will it possi with AMIE?
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LOOK SIR.U R 12TH PASS.IN AMIE THERE ARE 20 PAPERS\nSEC-A $SEC B 10 PAPERS EACH\nIT IS DIFFICULT COURSE MOST OF THE PEOPLE ARE DOING AFTER DIPLOMA OR DEGREE THAT WILL BE EASY SAY ENGG DRAWING HOW U LWILL LEARN.GO FOR COACHING CLASSES.\n\nBUT MY SUGGESTION IS TO GO FOR DIPLOMA COURSES LIKE IME MUMBAI.INSTITUE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.THEN GO FOR AMIE\nENQUIRE FIRST.MAY BE IAM WRONG\nMY EMAIL-JINUBHILAI@YAHOO.COM
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Your overall ASVAB score determines your "catagory" for recruiting. 50 and above your an ALPHA, 31-49 your a BRAVO, 30 and below you fail (at least for the Army), your QT or the overall score I just mentioned is dirived mainly from the math and english portions of the test, the individual line scores determine your knowledge and ability to learn a specific job in the Army. After enlistment you will hear alot about your GT (general technicle) score, which is a big determining factor in Army schools. You scored high and it sounds like you had high line scores, the only bummer is when joining the ARNG or reserve, you have to pick an MOS (job) that they have in your area, or if your willing to travel or relocate, and that more times than not is limited. GOOD LUCK and congradulations on your decision!
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I agree with most of the stuff that the former said. But it is AIT not MIT, also most likely you will have to complete some sort of security background for your clearance. I'm not going to lie, I would expect to go overseas sometime in your career, but trust me it is a great experience. My best tour of duty so far was in Korea I learned so much and had a ton of fun. I also worked hard and learned a lot. Currently I'm in the Middle East and it really not that bad. Just make sure you ask questions to your recruiters, and check up on things until you are comfortable with the answer they give you. The military is a great life, you get a real sense of belonging and honor while your in. It is hard on you and you family, but there are great support groups. Now as for MI, if you like to take info and trends and develope various reports and briefs then its for you. Its one of the safer jobs out there, but you can be put into harms ways depending on your assignment. Its your choice, just make sure you have all the info you need.
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AMIE stands for Associate Member of Institution of Engineers (India). This is a professional membership examination conducted by Institution of Engineers. The examination is divided into two sections, namely, Section A and Section B. After passing both section A and B, one will become an Associate of the Institution of Engineers (AIE). This is recognized equivalent to a graduation degree in engineering by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. After five years if he/she has enough professional experience, then they will become an Associate Member (AMIE). By becoming an AMIE, he/she is considered a chartered engineer. \n\nRecognition\nThe Government of India Ministry of Education and Social Welfare (Dept. of Education) has recognized AMIE as an engineering degree through its order No. F. 18-4/78-T.7. Dated 16th August, 1978. This course is state governments and union territories, as well as by almost all the countries of the world including USA, UK, European and South Asian countries. \n\nQualification for writing exam\nSECTION A (D)\nA Diploma \nSECTION A (ND)\nPlus Two Science Groups \nSECTION B\nStreams Available\nCHEMICAL ENGINEERING (Branch Code 4) \nCIVIL ENGINEERING (Branch Code 05) \nCOMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (Branch Code 06) \nELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (Branch Code 07) \nELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING (Branch Code 08) \nMECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Branch Code 11) \nMATERIALS AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING (Branch Code 12) \nMINING ENGINEERING (Branch Code 13) \nPRODUCTION ENGINEERING (Branch Code 14) \nTEXTILE ENGINEERING (Branch Code 15) \nBenefits\nJobs\nCompleting AMIE is considered as equivalent to BE/BTech for jobs as well as higher studies.These graduates are capable of facing all kind of technical competitive examination because of the way of learning is excellent. \n\nHigher Studies\nAMIE have two sections 1.SectionA 2.SectionB \n\nAfter completing section A eligible write GATE(Graduate Attitude Test for Engineers) examination GATE score valid only for two years If you cannot finish section B within two years you need to write GATE once again if you get good score in GATE you can do M.Tech in IIT or NIT,s few universities taking for M.Tech without considering GATE, butyou may need to pay more. \n\nAMIE have two sections 1.SectionA 2.SectionB \n\nAfter completing section A eligible to write GATE(Graduate Attitude Test for Engineers) examination. GATE score valid only for two years If you cannot finish section B within two years, you need to write GATE once again. if you get good score in GATE you can do M.Tech in IIT or NITs, few universities taking for M.Tech without considering GATE, but you may need to pay more. \n\n\n\nfor address click this link..\n\nhttp://www.ieindia.org/
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Talk to your local Army recruiter.
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I am currently doing it at the moment.  Find a University that offers the course.  Make sure you work hard in your Physics and Maths classes, as these form the foundation of what you will learn at University.  Also, If you are still at school, see if they offer any kind of engineering science classes.  These will help a lot.\n\nAnother option is to explore the air force.  This can give you a hands on version of Aeronautical engineering, which may be better if you are a more hands on orientated person.
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go to indian army website & get the details. try google if you have any problems\n\nbye & best of luck
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Sign up for the engineers in the Army, they pay you to learn.
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I would also suggest that you do ur 11th , 12th and then complete ur engg. it certainly carries more value than getting a diploma.
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The National Guard and Army Reserves will still have to do their time as a soldier.  That means that if you are enrolled in college, and have to deploy, you're college will take a back seat.  The flip side of that coin is that you will be able to take college course while you are active.  There are a variety of colleges that offer online course, there are colleges on military installations, and the Army also has E-Army learning.  The Army pays for the tuition while you are active.\n\nYou, however, have to do some soul searching to determine just what you are joining the military (part-time or full-time) for.\n\nI congratulate you on thinking about it.  Someone earlier said that you should talk to service members and don't believe everything you hear.  That's good sound advice.\n\nI wish you the best in your endeavors.
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I would go into the army AFTER, not before.  The army is not like college and you can not change your mind or branch of service as easily as you can change colleges.  If you get your degree you will go into the army and THEN decide about officer training.  If you are serious about your major you would be a great asset to the army after you have been educated.     You are wrong about not qualifying for scholarships as a transfer student,  talk to the college you want to attend.  If you want Columbia, try for it.  The worst they can say is no, but you might be surprised.  Do not plan your future without absolute facts.
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lou, if I was still on Active Duty in the Army, you are just the person I would want in my Platoon. You want to enlist for all of he right reasons.\n\nThe Army wants people who are goal oriented. You are not taking advantage of the Army or the taxpayers for having these goals and letting the Army provide you with the skills.\n\nYou will pay me and all the other taxpayers back many times over, for the cost of your education in the Army.\n\nSo go ahead and enlist and "Be the best you can be", cause I can tell you will be one of the best.
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your recruiter will know. they deal with this sort of thing all the time. if your already in the military the education dept will help you.
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Yeah, heres an idea.  Why dont you go to google and find the british army website and send them an email and ask them directly and then you dont have to be on yahoo answers asking really dumb questions that you would find answers for on google.  I hope your friend is smarter or he shouldnt go into the british army.
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no you dont......... nothing, if you have qualls, i'd recommend engineers, REME or something like that..... \nif not i'd recommend your Local Infantry battalion, not the Para's.... \n\nyou probably wont listen....... but you really should
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Yes, but you'll have to get your GED.  After that, you'll have to pass the ASVAB test.  That will determine what job (MOS) you're qualified for.\n\nGo talk to the recruiter.  They'll help you get everything in order.  They can even help set-up the GED.\n\nGood luck!!
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You need a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent to join the Army.  Maybe the recruiter didn't understand what you were asking.  If a 10th grade education in Germany is the same as a 12th grade education in the U.S., you should be good to go.