Indian Engineering Services exam

Hi,
Yes you are eligible but you will have to appear in one of the below 4 streams in IES.
1. Civil Engineering
2. Electrical Engineering
3. Mechanical Engineering
4. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering


IES is not conducted to Aeronautical. Let us hear for further questions.

So can I appear under Mechanical Engineering?
If so how should i prepare for IES exam?
What are the subjects to be prepared and how will the exam be - objective or subjective?
Also is there any specific books for IES exam preparation?
Please help

Subashree BaskaranSo can I appear under Mechanical Engineering?

You most definitely can. Will answer all your other questions elaborately as soon as I find spare time.
Till then, you can go through the following links and ask further questions if you have any.
Registration help: <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/ies-2015-exam-date-registration-how-to-apply-application-form.75861">IES 2015 - Exam Date | Registration | How to Apply | Application Form</a>
Difference: <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/difference-between-engineering-services-exam-and-ies-iss-exam.78501">Difference between Engineering Services Exam and IES/ISS Exam?</a>
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