#Defence PSU

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Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) Recruitment 2025

January 31, 2025 Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) Recruitment 2025 is a Miniratna Category-I Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. BDL has invited applications from eligible candidates for multiple positions in various disciplines. Important Post: Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited (BECIL) Recruitment 2025 Total Vacancies: 49 Job Post: Multiple…

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Sector Analysis: Defense vs. PSU Stocks in the Current Market

The two hot sectors in the current market are Defense and PSU. Many investors want to invest in them but they are unsure if it is late to jump the boat. The stocks from this sector have been strong performers in the recent quarters. Let us look at them individually to help you decide what you should do.

PSU Stocks

Government Reforms: The government is undertaking various reforms to improve the efficiency and profitability of PSUs. These reforms, if successful, could lead to improved financial performance and higher valuations.

Dividend Yield: PSU stocks are known for offering attractive dividend yields, making them appealing to income-oriented investors.

Valuation: PSU stocks might be relatively less expensive compared to some private sector companies, offering potential value investment opportunities.

Defense Stocks

Growth Potential: The Indian government's focus on modernization and self-reliance in defense has led to increased allocation for defense spending. This presents a significant growth opportunity for domestic defense companies.

Order Book Visibility: Many defense PSUs have healthy order books with confirmed orders from the government, providing revenue visibility for the near future.

Valuation: While defense stocks have appreciated considerably, some analysts believe they still have room for growth compared to their future earnings potential.

Here is the comparison for a better understanding:

To sum up, it is not easy to go and randomly pick stocks for long term from these sectors even though the chances of these sectors doing well in the future are high. You need to pick stocks based on your investment horizon, and risk tolerance, and try to diversify your portfolio.  both defense and PSU sectors have their own set of risks and rewards. You should be pro at evaluating the risks and rewards or use the best stock market app to create a winning portfolio.

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I got somewhat emotional today

To be honest, when I joined for the first time the Art Fight of this year, I only expected myself to do the first attacks and get some kind defences or revenges, to hone my art skills and make some new friends in the process with any luck. But because of my sad situation with the computer that disables my tablet that I also used as screen, I can't do art properly. You don't know my surprise when I was checking my socials and I saw that someone made an "attack" on me on the website today, and when I saw what it was, I couldn't contain my tears.

Perhaps I'm a softie or something, but really, I didn't expect someone I barely knew to draw something for me without me doing the deed first 👉👈 And to top it all, as how things are going, it really is the first "fanart" I get of the characters of my AU, so the surprise was deeper for me, and I melted in the process, because it was not a single character but both of them in the same picture which is really optional but 🍏(hope you don't mind the ping @indecisive-vermin ) just made my day (or even my entire month) by drawing Spam and Sears together and... asdkjhfgkdajgfshfdgñ I don't know how to express my gratitude for that 💝

Because I'm waiting for the original author to post it on his blog first so that I can reblog it and give the credit accordingly, I can't upload it directly here. His style is loveable and colourful, a nice treat for the eyes 👁️

And well, bear in mind that all fanarts I receive of my AU will be featured in the gallery inside the game when it gets done. I'll reach to the authors by then to ask them for permission to be added to the game as special mentions.

And as for other updates, the tracker says the new PSU will arrive around the 10th, but I'm afraid that Customs will withhold it for a little longer because of the category of item and the price. I'll just have my fingers extra crossed that nothing blocks me from that replacement for this old computer.

Also, no news about our employer. The 3rd another test was requested and completed, but I believe because of the 4th of July, maybe we'll not get any news from them until next Monday. The waiting is killing us... like, we're awaiting for any response from the 3 employers to see if we're any lucky to land on any of them. Feels like we'll spend this weekend job hunting again because one should have always something in the backburner just in case the current 3 fails to contact us with a "YES U HIRED" by Monday. The interviews and the tests are long so, the quicker you get them done, the better. Man, being an 🦄 is hard in this industry...

But, PERSEVERE WE SHALL 🥊

Yesterday I got to ponder on the designs of the Tasquelings. What it's giving me a bit of headache is the design of their parlourmaid suits and how that will interface with their bodies -- if to give them the classic uniform like the Swatchlings has their own butler uniforms, or to give them something unique... I had a mind of adding a Roomba companion to them for floor cleaning, while the Tasqueling works on something else in the guests rooms. Should I add cat ears to the Roomba? Decisions decisions 🤔In a sense while encountering the Tasquelings you should "fight" against the Tasqueling and a Roomba. I think I should stylize the name of the Roomba because of copyrights... Purrmba? HAH, I think that fits if I add the cat ears to it 😁

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THESE 3 Defence PSUs To Get Miniratna Status; Rajnath Singh Gives Approval | Economy News

New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved the grant of ‘Miniratna’ status Category-I for the Munitions India Limited (MIL), the Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVNL), and India Optel Limited (IOL), an official statement said on Thursday.  Congratulating the three defence public sector undertakings for their transformation from a government organisation to a profit-making corporate…

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Your Gateway to Success: Navigating the Govt Job Landscape Through the Govtresult Portal

In a country like India, where job security and stability are paramount, a govt job continues to be a dream for millions of aspirants. Whether it's the allure of a steady paycheck, additional perks, or retirement benefits, government jobs remain among the most sought-after career choices. With increasing competition and ever-changing recruitment patterns, having access to a reliable and updated source of information becomes essential. That’s where the Govtresult portal steps in as a game-changer for job seekers.

Why Govt Jobs Remain Popular

The prestige and stability associated with govt jobs are unmatched. Positions in sectors like Railways, Banking, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), Defence, and Civil Services offer not only financial security but also societal respect. With benefits like housing allowances, medical facilities, pension plans, and a healthy work-life balance, government employment is a desirable option for fresh graduates and experienced professionals alike.

The Challenge of Staying Informed

Despite their appeal, securing a government job isn't easy. With hundreds of notifications released by various departments across the central and state governments, candidates often struggle to stay updated. Missing an important date or misunderstanding an eligibility criterion can cost an aspirant their dream opportunity. This is where an organized, trustworthy source like the Govtresult portal becomes essential.

The Role of the Govtresult Portal

The Govtresult portal acts as a comprehensive hub for all things related to government job recruitment. From exam notifications and application forms to admit cards and result announcements, the portal offers real-time updates for aspirants. Its user-friendly interface allows users to search for jobs based on qualification, sector, and location, making it easier to navigate the vast government employment landscape.

The portal also includes information on syllabus details, exam patterns, cut-off marks, and interview tips. This helps candidates prepare more strategically and avoid last-minute surprises. Moreover, the inclusion of previous year question papers and mock tests makes the Govtresult portal a one-stop solution for job preparation.

Tips for Using the Portal Effectively

To make the most of theGovtresult portal, users should:

Regularly check updates and set alerts for preferred job categories.

Read notifications carefully to understand eligibility and deadlines.

Download and save important documents like admit cards and results.

Use study materials and mock tests provided on the portal for better preparation.

Conclusion

In today’s competitive job market, staying informed is half the battle won. A govt job can change your life, offering security, pride, and a fulfilling career. With the Govtresult portal by your side, you're better equipped to navigate the complexities of government recruitment and move one step closer to your goal.

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Smart SIP Strategies for Wealth Creation in 2025

SIP inflows have been on a constant rise. Recently, they rose to 3% from Rs 25,926 crore to Rs 26,632 crore in March 2025. The mutual fund folios increased from 23,45,08,071 in March 2025 to 23,62,95,024 in April 2025. All these numbers point out the changing mindset of the people. However, to leverage this financial product to the maximum, you need to follow certain SIP strategies that can further multiply your wealth.

Smart Sip Strategies to Consider:

1. Stay Calm and Think About Long-Term Growth

The recent ruckus between India and Pakistan has shaken the investor's faith. However, the mutual fund experts suggest you not to make hasty decisions. They have even advised us to continue with the present portfolio to navigate the market fluctuations. Here’s an excerpt that strengthens our point;

“Mutual fund investors should continue to invest through SIP. They should never be paused during geopolitical uncertainty as it is good for rupee cost averaging. Lump Sums should be avoided. There will be opportunities for it in future, if the situation escalates further.,”

Rajesh Minocha, Certified Financial Planner

2. Stay Invested

The year 2025 has been full of geopolitical tensions and uncertainties; however, amidst this chaos, investors have become fearful, anxious, and fear-driven. To combat this uncertainty and fluctuations, experts advise you to stay disciplined with your SIP. Do not stop making contributions because SIP, as a financial instrument, can navigate market volatility by averaging out the cost, and if you halt your contributions, you might miss out on the long-term returns.

3. Invest Carefully

Operation Sindoor has thrown up many conflicts, heightened uncertainty, and derailed financial goals. However, to balance out things, we suggest investors opt for diversified mutual funds. Diversification spreads out risk and reduces dependence on a single portfolio. For example, the investor can buy international mutual funds, depending on their risk appetite and financial goal, invest in gold mutual funds or exchange-traded funds, diversified equity mutual funds, etc. It will ensure that your investments stay in sync with your long-term financial objectives.

4. Do Not Delay

Whether you are a first-time investor or an existing investor who wishes to invest a substantial amount and is confused about whether to postpone your investments or move into conventional investments like FDs or post offices, you should not wait. The market has its share of fluctuations, and with the right strategy in place, you can overcome it. All you have to do is invest, choose the right funds, and opt for diversified long-term investments. 

5. Buy Defence ETF

However, as of now, there are no mutual funds in India dedicated to investing only in defense stocks.  However, there are defense ETFs that can deliver you good returns. People have earned high returns by investing in Grow Nifty India Defence ETF and Motilal Oswal Nifty India Defence ETF. They delivered returns of 6.73% and 6.74%. These stocks provide you an opportunity to generate wealth in hard times. Also, certain SIPs allow you to partially invest in defense stocks like SBI PSU Fund, ICICI Prudential Manufacturing Fund, and Nippon India Power and Infra Fund. 

6. Invest in Flexi Cap Funds 

Some experts have advised investors to buy flexi cap funds. These funds give the fund manager permission to invest across various sectors and themes depending on his outlook. However, the scheme is perfect for those who want to generate wealth for a long time and can lock in investments for five to seven years. The year 2025 has changed the market sentiment and investor moods and brought many dilemmas to solve. Uncertainty and doubts have clouded their minds. However, the right investment strategy and the right partner can help you sail the boat. SRE is the choicest stock broker in Mumbai that can help you find investments that generate returns.

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Top Career Paths and Jobs for Ex-Military Professionals After Service

Leaving military life is a major shift — one that’s full of pride, purpose, and also… uncertainty. Whether you’ve served in the Army, Navy, Air Force, or paramilitary forces, one question looms large as retirement or release approaches:

“What’s next for me?”

The truth is — you already have what most employers are desperately looking for: discipline, leadership, resilience, and operational experience under pressure. The key is translating your service into jobs for exmilitary professionals that recognize and reward your strengths.

Let’s walk through your top options, practical examples, and how platforms like Ekam are reshaping the way veterans transition into civilian careers.

Why Ex-Military Professionals Are In Demand

Hiring a veteran isn’t charity — it’s smart business. Companies across sectors are actively seeking ex-servicemen because of traits like:

Problem-solving under pressure

Leadership and team management

Logistics and security handling

Respect for processes and SOPs

Loyalty and long-term commitment

That’s why jobs for exmilitary candidates are not limited to security roles anymore. Your second career can be just as dynamic as your first.

Best Industries Hiring Ex-Military Talent

1. Corporate Security and Risk Management

From surveillance systems to physical security SOPs, ex-military personnel are highly valued as:

Security Managers

Risk Consultants

Site Security Heads

Executive Protection Officers

Real story: Captain Singh joined a logistics MNC as Head of Facility Security, thanks to his operational background and planning experience.

2. Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Your experience in movement coordination, asset protection, and time-critical missions makes you perfect for:

Operations Manager

Warehouse Supervisor

Logistics Planner

3. Training and Corporate Learning

If you’ve mentored troops or led training programs, you can shift to:

Soft Skills or Behavioral Trainers

Corporate Safety Instructors

Compliance and SOP Experts

4. Government & PSU Jobs

Several public sector organizations reserve roles for ex-servicemen in:

Civil defence

Railways

Airport security and air traffic coordination

Administrative support

5. Entrepreneurship

Want to be your own boss? Many veterans start ventures in:

Private security agencies

Logistics & manpower services

Agricultural operations

Training and consulting firms

How Ekam Helps Ex-Military Professionals Transition

The biggest gap isn’t skill — it’s opportunity. That’s where Ekam, India’s exclusive veteran hiring platform, steps in.

Why Choose Ekam?

Verified jobs for exmilitary professionals across industries

Resume building and interview preparation support

Connections with veteran-friendly employers

Entrepreneurial advisory support for those starting businesses

Access to reskilling programs (digital, financial, communication)

Ekam doesn’t just help you get placed — it helps you transition with purpose.

Resume Tips for Ex-Military Professionals

Your resume isn’t a service record. It’s a translation tool. Here’s how to adapt it:

Use civilian job titles (e.g., "Operations Supervisor" instead of "Subedar")

Highlight achievements using metrics and results

Focus on transferable skills: leadership, crisis response, logistics

Remove excessive military jargon

Ekam’s resume workshops are built specifically for veterans — ensuring your CV speaks the language recruiters understand.

Common Challenges (and How to Overcome Them)

Civilian work culture may feel informal or unclear. Adapt with patience.

Age bias exists, especially for older veterans. Position yourself as a mentor-leader.

Digital fluency is often a concern. Ekam’s short digital upskilling sessions help bridge that gap quickly.

High-Growth Job Roles in 2025 for Ex-Military Personnel

Security Operations Lead (₹40,000–₹1.2L/month)

Facility & Admin Head (₹35,000–₹80,000/month)

Risk Analyst (with additional certification)

Warehouse & Fleet Manager

CSR and Veteran Affairs Consultant

Trainer or Instructor (Corporate/Field)

Ekam lists new roles weekly based on your location, rank, and specialization.

Case Study: From Army to Advisory

Major Rakesh, after 20 years of Army service, joined a leading healthcare chain as a compliance officer — managing SOPs and operational discipline across hospitals. He found the opportunity via Ekam and now mentors 10 other veterans through their transitions.

Final Thoughts

Your time in the military has given you skills, strength, and structure — now it’s time to use those to build a second career that’s just as meaningful.

Don’t settle for roles that underplay your value. With the right support — and a platform like Ekam — you can transition into jobs that honor your past while building your future.

FAQs

What kind of jobs are available for exmilitary professionals? From corporate security to logistics, training, and government roles, veterans now have a wide range of opportunities.

How can Ekam help me find a job? Ekam connects you with verified employers, helps craft your resume, prepares you for interviews, and offers skilling sessions for civilian success.

Are there age restrictions for civilian jobs after the army? Some roles have age preferences, but leadership and advisory roles often welcome senior veterans with experience.

Can I start my own business post-retirement? Yes, many veterans run successful private security firms, training agencies, or consultancies. Ekam offers startup advisory support.

How do I prepare for a job interview as a veteran? Practice answering behavioral questions, avoid military jargon, and focus on teamwork, problem-solving, and decision-making stories.

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Mechanical Engineering in the Defence Sector: Roles & Opportunities

Mechanical engineering plays a vital role in the defence sector, offering a wide range of technical and strategic opportunities—from designing military vehicles and weapons to working on aerospace systems, robotics, and advanced materials for national security.

Why the Defence Sector Needs Mechanical Engineers

Mechanical engineering forms the backbone of many defence projects. When you think about tanks, aircraft, submarines, missiles, or even drones, there's a mechanical mind behind their design, functionality, and maintenance. The defence sector demands precision, innovation, and reliability—and that’s exactly what mechanical engineers bring to the table.

If you're someone who’s passionate about machines and national service, this path can be incredibly fulfilling. It’s not just about employment—it’s about being part of something much bigger.

Where Do Mechanical Engineers Fit In?

The defence sector is broad. Here’s a quick look at where mechanical engineers contribute:

Design and Development: Mechanical engineers are behind the design of vehicles, weapons systems, propulsion units, and structural components. From the contours of a fighter jet to the gears of a naval ship, your understanding of mechanics, thermodynamics, and material science is essential.

Manufacturing and Testing: Production lines in defence require engineers who understand both machines and materials. Quality control, testing for extreme conditions, and optimizing performance are part of the job.

Maintenance and Support: The upkeep of defence equipment demands detailed knowledge of machine operations. Whether it’s a helicopter engine or an armored vehicle, engineers ensure everything runs smoothly and safely.

R&D in Advanced Technologies: Think stealth technology, autonomous vehicles, or energy-efficient systems. Many defence research labs like DRDO or HAL offer roles where mechanical engineers push the boundaries of what’s possible.

Key Recruiters in the Defence Domain

Some of the major recruiters for mechanical engineers in the Indian defence sector include:

Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)

Indian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force)

Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL)

ISRO and BARC (though not defence-exclusive, these offer critical national roles)

Getting into these organizations often requires qualifying through competitive exams like GATE, or defence-specific entries like SSB for technical branches.

Skills That Make a Difference

Mechanical engineers in defence need more than textbook knowledge. The real-world applications are challenging and sometimes life-critical. Here are some skills worth developing:

CAD and Simulation Tools (like ANSYS, AutoCAD, SolidWorks)

Knowledge of Materials and Metallurgy

Robotics and Automation (especially for unmanned defence vehicles)

Problem Solving Under Pressure

Understanding of Defence Protocols and Standards

Colleges that emphasize project-based learning, interdisciplinary skills, and have ties with industry recruiters help you build these capabilities. For instance, institutions like NM Institute of Engineering and Technology (NMIET) in Bhubaneswar integrate practical labs, modern infrastructure, and research-focused education, which naturally builds a solid foundation for such demanding roles.

What to Look for in a College

If you have your eyes set on this path, choosing the right college is the first step. Your college should offer not just a degree, but a complete learning ecosystem. Look for:

Hands-on Labs and Workshops

Project-Based Learning

Faculty with Research or Industry Backgrounds

Exposure to Defence-related Projects or Competitions

Campus Placements or Internship Links to PSUs or Defence Startups

Some of the best engineering colleges in Bhubaneswar have started expanding their focus to include defence-aligned learning—offering workshops on drone technologies, robotics, and advanced manufacturing.

NMIET, for example, with its digital campus and strong placement support, offers mechanical engineering programs that combine theory with real-world readiness. While it's not a defence-specific college, the learning culture there fosters the kind of curiosity and problem-solving mindset that's essential in this field.

Career Progression and Further Studies

Mechanical engineers in defence often climb the ladder by specializing further. After a B.Tech, many opt for:

M.Tech in Defence Technology, Aerospace, or Robotics

Short-term courses in AI, mechatronics, or weapon system design

Joining research programs in IITs, IIST, or NITs

You can also aim for civil services with engineering specialization (IES) or join defence forces through Technical Entry Schemes post-B.Tech.

Final Words

Mechanical engineering in the defence sector is not just a job—it’s a responsibility. You're designing systems that protect lives and national interests. It requires passion, precision, and perseverance.If you’re drawn to this path, start building the right skills early. Explore institutes that offer not just theoretical knowledge, but encourage innovation, practical application, and real-world readiness. Some of the best engineering colleges in Bhubaneswar are already nurturing this mindset—and if you find one that aligns with your goals, that’s where your journey begins.

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Best Ordnance Equipment Factory

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Ordnance Equipment Factory Hazratpur, A Unit of Troop Comforts Limited (TCL) Kanpur. A Defence PSU under the Government of India.

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IIT JAM Career Scope After M.Sc: Top Opportunities & How to Prepare for IIT JAM 2026 

Are you planning to pursue M.Sc from a reputed institute like an IIT, NIT, or IISc? If yes, then clearing IIT JAM 2026 can be your ideal launchpad! This prestigious exam not only opens doors to top postgraduate programs but also leads to a wide range of high-paying and impactful career paths. 

In this blog, we will explore the career scope after M.Sc through IIT JAM, and guide you on how to start your preparation for IIT JAM 2026 smartly. 

🔍 What is IIT JAM? 

IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc) is a national-level entrance test conducted by the Indian Institutes of Technology for admission to: 

M.Sc (2 years) 

Joint M.Sc.-Ph.D. programs 

M.Sc.-Ph.D. dual degree programs 

The exam is conducted for subjects including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology, Economics, and more. 

🎓 Career Scope After M.Sc Through IIT JAM 

Getting into an M.Sc program via IIT JAM is a significant academic milestone. But what comes after M.Sc? Let’s explore the major career options: 

1️⃣ Ph.D. & Research Career 

After M.Sc, many students opt for a Ph.D. in India or abroad. IITs, IISc, IISERs, and foreign universities offer excellent opportunities in advanced research. Fields include: 

Quantum Physics, Organic Chemistry, Pure Mathematics 

Life Sciences, Nanotechnology, Artificial Intelligence 

Earth Sciences, Environmental Science 

You can pursue a Ph.D. through fellowships like: 

CSIR-UGC NET JRF 

GATE Fellowship 

INSPIRE Fellowship 

PMRF (Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship) 

2️⃣ Jobs in Government R&D Organizations 

With an M.Sc from IITs or top institutes, you can apply to reputed government R&D centers such as: 

ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) 

DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) 

BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre) 

CSIR Labs 

IIT/NIT/IISc research labs 

These jobs are not just well-paid but also provide high job security and research freedom. 

3️⃣ Assistant Professor & Teaching Jobs 

M.Sc + Ph.D. or qualifying CSIR NET can lead to a career in teaching. You can become: 

Assistant Professor in central or state universities 

Lecturer at engineering and science colleges 

Faculty for competitive coaching institutes 

Top EdTech platforms also hire subject experts for content development and teaching. 

4️⃣ Public Sector Jobs (PSUs) 

Many PSUs recruit science postgraduates through the GATE exam or interviews. Major PSUs include: 

ONGC 

IOCL 

NTPC 

BPCL 

BHEL 

You can also appear for other central government jobs like: 

SSC CGL 

UPSC Civil Services 

State PCS 

5️⃣ Private Sector Opportunities 

Companies in the private sector recruit M.Sc graduates for roles like: 

Research Scientist 

Data Analyst / Data Scientist 

Chemist / Lab Analyst 

Clinical Research Associate 

Environmental Consultant 

Industries include: 

Pharma (Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr. Reddy’s) 

FMCG (Unilever, P&G) 

Analytics (TCS, Infosys, Mu Sigma) 

Biotech & Agrotech companies 

6️⃣ Entrepreneurship & Startups 

M.Sc graduates from IITs also have access to incubation centers and entrepreneurship cells that support startups in: 

Biotech & healthcare 

EdTech & e-learning 

Environmental solutions 

AI & machine learning 

Many alumni have founded their own companies after M.Sc! 

7️⃣ Study Abroad After M.Sc 

Many students pursue MS or Ph.D. abroad after M.Sc to gain global exposure. Countries like the USA, UK, Germany, and Canada offer scholarships and assistantships for M.Sc holders from reputed Indian institutes. 

📘 How to Prepare for IIT JAM 2026 

If you’re aspiring to build a strong career through IIT JAM, your preparation must be strategic and focused. 

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you begin: 

✅ 1. Understand the Exam Pattern & Syllabus 

IIT JAM is a computer-based test (CBT) with 60 questions divided into 3 sections: 

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) – 30 Qs 

Section B: Multiple Select Questions (MSQ) – 10 Qs 

Section C: Numerical Answer Type (NAT) – 20 Qs 

👉 Negative marking applies in Section A. 

Download the latest syllabus for your subject and stick to the official topics only. 

✅ 2. Make a Study Plan 

Create a realistic study timetable: 

Week 1–4: Brush up on basics from NCERT and B.Sc books 

Week 5–20: Deep dive into core topics + PYQs 

Week 21–26: Revise, practice mock tests, and time yourself 

✅ 3. Enroll in Online Coaching (Optional but Effective) 

Online coaching platforms like IFAS EdTech offer: 

Subject-wise video lectures 

Regular doubt-solving sessions 

Daily practice questions 

Full-length mock tests with analysis 

AI-based performance tracking 

This saves time, gives structure, and ensures you don’t miss important topics. 

✅ 4. Practice Previous Year Papers 

Solve at least 10 years of IIT JAM previous year papers. They help you: 

Understand the trend of questions 

Identify high-weightage chapters 

Improve speed and accuracy 

✅ 5. Take Mock Tests Weekly 

Mock tests simulate the actual exam. Analyze each mock test for: 

Time management 

Mistake patterns 

Accuracy improvements 

Platforms like IFAS Online Test Series are ideal for this. 

✅ 6. Use Trusted Study Material 

Recommended books for preparation: 

Mathematics: B.S. Grewal, S.C. Malik 

Physics: H.C. Verma, D.C. Pandey, Resnick & Halliday 

Chemistry: O.P. Tandon, Atkins, Morrison & Boyd 

Biotechnology: Satyanarayana, Lehninger 

✅ 7. Revise with Short Notes 

Make formula sheets, flowcharts, and diagrams for revision. These are helpful in the final 1–2 months before the exam. 

 Final Tips to Crack IIT JAM 2026 

Be consistent – Even 3 hours daily can lead to big results 

Focus on understanding, not just memorization 

Join study groups or forums for motivation 

Use online test series to identify weak areas 

Stay calm, confident, and disciplined throughout 

Whether you dream of joining a top IIT, becoming a scientist, working in a government lab, or founding your own startup – IIT JAM is the gateway to fulfilling those aspirations. 

An M.Sc degree earned through IIT JAM is not just a qualification — it’s a career accelerator. 

So start preparing today with a clear plan, expert guidance, and the determination to succeed! 

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PSU defence stock: HAL shares recover 37% in seven weeks. What’s the way ahead?

PSU defence stock:

Hindustan Aeronautics share price has increased by 37% over the last seven weeks. The PSU defence stock faced challenges from June 2024 through February 2025, but started to recover in March 2025. Brokerage firm JM Financial anticipates that HAL shares will outperform the Nifty 50.

In its report, the domestic brokerage noted that HAL shares benefit from a favourable price trend in the second quarter of the calendar year. Over the past five years, it has ended the second quarter positively on each occasion, yielding an average return of approximately 34%. Year-to-date, the stock has slightly outperformed the Nifty 50 by about 2%, according to the JM Financial report.

Anshul Jain, Head of Research at Lakshmishree Investment and Securities, explained that HAL share price, after a sharp 45.79% correction in just 35 weeks post a buying climax, is now showing signs of strength with a higher low on weekly charts.

HAL share price has also retraced 50% of the fall at ₹4,313. Immediate resistance lies in the ₹4,300–4,320 zone; above this, ₹4,444 (swing high) will be the next hurdle. If HAL share price sustains above ₹4,320, the logical upside target is ₹4,720.8, indicating potential for a strong bounce-back rally. On Thursday’s session, HAL share price was nearly up 1% on the BSE, the PSU defence stock touched an intraday high of ₹4,242.10, and an intraday low of ₹4,195 per share on the BSE.

On a fundamental level, brokerage Nirmal Bang has retained a ‘buy’ recommendation with a target price of ₹4,851, which values the stock at 24 times the estimated EPS for March 2027, bolstered by a strong order book.

The company’s order book has shown significant improvement over the past year, during which the company expanded its capacities by adding new production lines for the LCA and HTT-40, in addition to increasing the aero engine capacity at Koraput. The current order book is at ₹1,84,000 crores, compared to the initial order book of ₹94,129 crores, after accounting for the liquidation in the current year.

Additionally, the brokerage noted that the sector is witnessing positive movement driven by multiple factors: a stronger focus on indigenisation and “Atmanirbhar Bharat” programs, increased allocations for the defence budget, rising geopolitical tensions, a growing list of indigenisation efforts, opportunities for defence exports, and investments in cutting-edge technologies like AI and robotics.

Q4FY25 Update

According to the company’s filing, HAL achieved a revenue of ₹30,400 crores (provisional and unaudited) for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, compared to a revenue of Rs. 30,381 crores in the previous year.

In the year 2024–25, HAL secured new manufacturing contracts totaling ₹1,02,000 crores and ROH contracts amounting to ₹17,500 crores. Recently, the company finalised a contract with the Ministry of Defence for the provision of 156 LCH Prachand helicopters, valued at ₹62,777 crores. This marks the largest single procurement by the Ministry of Defence from HAL to date.

“With the supply chain issues stabilizing, new orders in hands and enhancement of capacities, the company is gearing up for more robust physical and financial performance in the FY 2025–26,” the company said in an exchange filing.

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Apollo Micro Systems Secures Significant Defence and Industrial Orders, Strengthening Market Position

Apollo Micro Systems Limited has taken another promising step forward in its growth trajectory with a new wave of business developments that signal strong momentum in both its defense and industrial operations. On April 15, 2025, the company announced a set of key wins that reinforce its standing as a trusted technology partner across government and private sectors.

In the ordinary course of its business, Apollo Micro Systems has received confirmed orders amounting to ₹7.52 crores. These orders come from the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU), and a private entity. The diversity of these clients not only underscores Apollo’s cross-sectoral appeal but also highlights the strength and versatility of its engineering and systems integration capabilities.

Furthermore, the company has achieved a significant competitive milestone by being declared the Lowest Bidder (L1) for potential orders worth an additional ₹11.48 crores. These bids, again involving DRDO and a PSU, reflect Apollo’s ability to offer high-value solutions with a price-performance ratio that sets it apart from its competitors in a rigorous bidding environment. Being the lowest bidder in such tenders does not only enhance the likelihood of securing these contracts but also strengthens its reputation in the defense and public sector space, where financial prudence is as important as technological excellence.

These developments mark a strategic boost to Apollo’s business outlook, not just in terms of numbers but in reinforcing its long-standing partnerships with crucial government institutions like DRDO and PSUs. The company’s deep-rooted presence in defense electronics and system engineering has always been at the core of its identity, and this announcement demonstrates continued trust from major national stakeholders.

Under the leadership of Managing Director Karunakar Reddy Baddam, Apollo Micro Systems has steadily expanded its capabilities and delivery infrastructure. The consistent inflow of orders, along with recognition through competitive bidding, reflects the company’s commitment to innovation, cost-effective solutions, and quality assurance—cornerstones of its growing market presence.

With its portfolio spanning mission-critical systems, rugged electronics, and bespoke solutions for defense and aerospace, Apollo continues to operate at the cutting edge of Indian technological advancement. These new orders and the L1 status are yet another step toward consolidating its vision of becoming a leading force in strategic technology applications.

As the company moves forward, stakeholders can look to these business wins as a solid indicator of Apollo’s operational performance and future potential in India’s expanding defense and industrial sectors.

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Last Updated:April 15, 2025, 11:01 IST Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders’ shares surged over 8% ahead of the record date for the 2nd interim dividend of Rs 3 per share for FY2024-25. The record date is April 16, 2025. Mazagon Dock Dividend 2025: Defence PSU shares up 8% during intraday on Tuesday. Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders 2nd Interim Dividend 2025 Record Date: Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd’s shares…

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B.E. vs. B.Tech: Which Engineering Degree Is Right for You?

Engineering is a prevalent profession preference. Multiple learners desire to study engineering. However, they usually get disoriented between a Bachelor of Engineering and a Bachelor of Technology. Both programmes chime similarly. But they have some distinctions. Picking the correct course is momentous. It will decide your future career. This blog will permit you to comprehend the contrasts between B.E. and B.Tech. It will also aid you to determine which one is adequate for you.

What Is a Bachelor of Engineering?

B.E. is a proficient engineering programme. It focuses more on theoretical knowledge. Students learn engineering concepts deeply. They study how things work.

More focus on theory and concepts.

Less focus on practical applications.

Suitable for students who like research and studies.

Covers engineering fundamentals in detail.

B.E. helps students build a strong foundation. It is adequate for those who desire to perform in analysis and expansion.

What Is Bachelor of Technology?

B.Tech is also an experienced engineering course. It focuses more on practical applications. Students learn how to use technology in real life. They do more lab work and projects.

More focus on practical skills.

Less focus on deep theoretical concepts.

Suitable for students who like hands-on learning.

Covers the latest technology trends.

B.Tech is good for students who want to work in industries. It qualifies them for actual-world engineering positions.

Climactic Distinctions Between B.E. and B.Tech

Many learners believe B.E. and B.Tech are identical. But they have some distinctions.

1. Course Focus

B.E. focuses more on theoretical knowledge. It explains the principles behind engineering.

B.Tech focuses more on practical applications. It teaches how to use engineering in real life.

2. Curriculum

B.E. has subjects related to engineering science. It includes more academic study.

B.Tech has subjects related to technology. It includes more hands-on learning.

3. Practical Training

B.E. has fewer lab sessions and practical projects.

B.Tech has more lab work, workshops, and internships.

4. Industry Readiness

B.E. graduates may need extra training before joining industries.

B.Tech graduates are industry-ready due to practical training.

5. Analysis vs. Industry

B.E. is more suitable for those who aim for analysis or pedagogy.

B.Tech is more useful for those who plan to operate in firms or initiate a business.

Which Programme Has More Employment Prospects?

Both degrees offer good job opportunities. But the job type may differ.

B.E. graduates can get positions in analysis, innovation, and expansion. They can operate in institutes, laboratories, and engineering businesses.

B.Tech graduates can get employment in enterprises, plants, and IT companies. They can perform in the production, software, and even manufacturing sectors.

Both degrees offer good career growth. The choice depends on personal interest.

Which Degree Is Easier?

The difficulty level depends on the student.

B.E. has more theory and academic study. Students need to study deeply.

B.Tech has more practical work. Students need to complete projects and internships.

Some students find theory easy. Others prefer practical learning. The right choice depends on the learning style.

Which Degree Is Best for Government Jobs?

Both degrees are accepted for government jobs. But some exams may prefer one over the other.

B.E. graduates can apply for government engineering jobs, PSU (Public Sector Units), and civil services.

B.Tech graduates can apply for railway jobs, defence jobs, and technical positions in government offices.

Learners should inspect the employment conditions of the private engineering college Delhi NCR before devoting their time.

Which Degree Is Adequate for IT Careers?

Both degrees allow students to enter the IT sector. But B.Tech may have a slight advantage.

B.E. students learn software concepts but focus more on engineering principles.

The top private university in Delhi for btech gives their learners more exposure to programming and IT-related subjects.

For IT jobs, students should learn coding and software skills. Companies hire both B.E. and B.Tech graduates.

Which Course Has Better Salary?

Salary depends on skills, company, and experience.

Freshers from both B.E. and B.Tech can get similar salaries.

Experienced engineers earn more based on expertise and job roles.

Industry jobs (common for B.Tech) may offer higher starting salaries.

Research jobs (common for B.E.) may offer long-term growth.

Devising useful aptitudes and earning knowledge can raise salaries in both fields.

Which Course Should You Prefer?

The choice depends on interests and career goals.

Choose B.E. if:

You like studying engineering concepts in depth.

You want to do research or higher studies.

You are interested in teaching or academic careers.

You prefer theoretical learning over practical work.

Choose B.Tech if:

You like practical learning and hands-on work.

You want to work in industries or IT companies.

You are interested in the latest technologies.

You want a job-ready course with more internships.

Conclusion

Both B.E. and B.Tech are good courses. Both offer good career opportunities. The main difference is in their focus. B.E. is more about theory, and B.Tech is more about practical learning. Students should choose based on their interests. Those who value analysis and institutes can go for B.E. Those who want industry jobs can go for B.Tech. Comprehending the distinctions can help learners make the correct judgment. Engineering is a splendid domain, and picking the correct programme will lead to thriving employment. To opt for online B.Tech programmes, pick Galgotias University. They offer top-tier courses along with study materials to all its learners. From assignments to skilled instructors, the institute offers high-quality education.

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HAL revenue at Rs 30,400-cr despite supply chain issues hitting LCA

BENGALURU: Defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Monday said it recorded a provisional and unaudited revenue of Rs 30,400 crore for 2024-25, marginally higher than the Rs 30,381 crore in the previous fiscal.HAL CMD DK Sunil said: “This achievement came despite the shortfall in deliveries of Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) and Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH). LCA deliveries were affected due…

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Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd - Company Overview and Business Model

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) is a leading aerospace and defense company in India. Established in 1940, HAL plays a crucial role in the design, development, manufacturing, and maintenance of aircraft, helicopters, and aerospace components. It is a public sector undertaking (PSU) under the Ministry of Defence.

HAL operates across multiple divisions:

Fixed-Wing Aircraft: Manufactures fighter jets like Tejas, trainers, and transport aircraft.

Rotary-Wing Aircraft: Produces helicopters such as ALH Dhruv, LCH Prachand, and LUH.

Engines & Avionics: Develops aircraft engines and electronic systems.

MRO & Exports: Provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services and exports aerospace components globally.

With strong government backing, a robust order book, and increasing exports, HAL remains a key player in India's defense sector.

Always check trend analysis of HAL stock to make informed trading and investment decisions.