Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering NMIMS Mumbai Vile Parle West Answered Questions

For admission in MPSTME (any course), you need to give NPAT i.e the entrance test for NMIMS courses. Although after the counselling through results of NPAT and commencement of college if seats are available. They take admission based on boards marks and JEE Mains scores.

You should choose the field of your interest for internship. Take permission from your college then apply. You should do the internship of minimum 1 month and maximum permitted by your college. According to me, production or designing (CAD/CAM) is best choice. Do at least 2-3 internships. These will be very useful in further subjects as well as placements. Visit the web / title - internshala, linked in on Google.

Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed fee structure for B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering - Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies University, Mumbai Campus, along with other details like eligibility, admission process, seats info etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-mechanical-engineering-mukesh-patel-school-of-technology-management-and-engineering-narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-university-mumbai-campus-vile-parle-west-190509

Hello Bherulal,
In this college, CS and IT usually get filled by top 300-500 rank holders. If you get is top 300 then you have a good chance of getting in CS. There is a other way round if you do not get in top 300, you can get the seat through management quota, but the fee is around 80000 -100000 more than the normal fee. Otherwise you can take any other stream which you like and keep CS in waiting, if anyone leave the college you may get a seat depending on your rank.
You will also have the option to change your stream after 1st year only if your gpa is greater than 3.5 out of 4 (which is pretty difficult) and there is availability of seats in CS.
So, I hope it helped you to understand what I wanna say.
Best of luck.

As far as "how" the MBA Tech course is. It will GET you a better package than B.Tech (mostly) but if you want to GET into management, then NMIMS' MBA (post graduation) from School of Business Management is a much better option as it has more value and will land you better packages. And for the learning part (if you are interested in it), it all depends on how much willing you are to learn.