Railways

You are advised to appear in Indian Engineering Services Examination conducted by UPSC to join Indian Railways as Group A officers in Mechanical branch. You can also appear in examinations conducted by Railway Recruitment Board for subordinate services posts.

Hello,
Yes, you can apply for JE (mechanical) in railways.
The JE exam is held for the junior engineers posts in different departments of the railways. You being ITI in Mechanical Engineering will get into mechanical department if you qualify in all the stages of the exam.
So, check the syllabus, grab the study material and boost your preparations with the best preparation tips to guide you:
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Good luck.

Hello,
As you want to work in the railways, first, check your eligibility (educational & age limit) which varies from post to post.
RRB conducts exams for in 2 categories- technical and non-technical
Technical exams are conducted for the following categories:
1. RRB ALP
2. RRB JE|SSE
3. RRC Group D
Non-technical exams are conducted under the following category:
1. RRB NTPC
After this you can check the syllabus and start your preparations as per the eligible post.
For details related to eligibility you can visit https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria

Yes, you can as if you are an electrical or mechanical engineer then you get a chance to get job in the Indian railways, but you have to score good marks in the GATE exam.

Dear Shreyans,
Indian railways doesn't recruit directly from the campus. They have their own entrance exam for different levels no matter whether you are from mechanical, civil, electrical or any other.
Good luck.

Yes, if you are determined and have studied well then you can crack it. It is an exam conducted by railway so there is a lot of GK and mental ability.

As you are studying in Diploma CS branch, it is quite tough to be an engineer in railway as in railways there is less scope of computer engineer but you keep on trying as some post of booking ticket and cashier are came for it.