Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur Co-operative College Admission 2018
Jamshedpur Co-operative College came into existence in the year 1949. The college is affiliated to Kolhan University. It offers B.A. BBA B.Sc. B.Com and B.Ed courses at UG level and M.A. M.Sc. And M.Com courses at PG levels. JSR Co-operative College also offers Vocational degree programs such as B.Sc. And BBA in the departments of IT, Computer Applications and Business Administration. Candidates can apply offline for all the courses offered by the college. Admission in all the UG courses is based on Merit and Interview. Minimum eligibility criterion to take admission in UG courses is to have passed 10+2 with at least 45% marks in the relevant subjects. Admission in PG courses is based on the merit list prepared by Kolhan University. Minimum eligibility criterion to take admission in PG courses is to have a score of 45% marks in Bachelors degree in the relevant subjects. Jamshedpur Co-operative College Application Process 2018
The application process for all the courses is offline. Steps to apply for the UG and PG courses are given below:
Collect the application form from the college. Fill all the relevant details such as Personal Information and Academic Qualification. Submit the duly filled application form along with all the relevant documents to the college:
10th and 10+2 passing Certificate
10th and 10+2 mark sheet (original for the verification purpose)
Migration Certificate and Character Certificate
Bachelors degree mark sheet (original for the verification purpose)
Photographs 5 (4 passport size and 1 stamp-size)
Caste Certificate, if applicable
Note: Application fee is to be paid in cash while submitting the application form manually at the college.

You can choose MME.
I don't know much about the IIEST Shibpur College and I couldn't evoked about this institutions too
But I can give some suggestions as an alumni of metallurgical engineering from VNIT, Nagpur don't prefer MME instead opt for any circuit stream in the other college as per your preferences.Why I'm suggesting you is that there are no placements for metallurgist students since batch of 2013 to 2014 onwards there is no decent placement and everyone take the admission merely wanted to land with decent package after their graduation and no one rely wanted to learn the engineering subjects such a huge investigated of four years life and except some topper dudes 510% out of 100% of total strength of the distinct branches .
Basically MME comes under manufacturing sector like making gears and launching new machines for implementing the new innovative ideas to develop new technologies with help of producing quality and flawless output and making every customers compensations etc and its giving sounds good right and most of the manufacturing sectors must hire MME students but instead of hiring metallurgy students they are hiring Diploma and mechanical students.