Mechanical Engineering

Yes, Chandigarh University has significantly improved its ranking in Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

The university moved from the 301–350 band in 2025 to the 251–300 bracket in 2026, marking a jump of 50 positions globally.

BTech in Mechanical Engineering course at Sharda University is offered in two specialisations which include BTech in ME in Mechatronics and Advanced Electric Vehicles.

BTech in ME (Advanced Electric Vehicles) course is offered by Sharda University in conjunction with L&T Edutech. 

Yes, there are many Mechanical Engineering colleges in India without any entrance exam or accept direct admission of candidates. Listed below are some of the top colleges -

Source: Official site and may vary.

Listed below are the top private BTech in Mechanical Engineering colleges in India with their tuition fees -

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Yes, there are many private Engineering colleges in India offering Mechanical Engineering courses under INR 1 lakh. Generally, private colleges are more expensive than government colleges as they have modern infrastructure, experienced faculty with great placement options.

Some of the colleges are mentioned below -

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As per the popularity basis by shiksha.com, IIT Bombay emerged to be as the top Mechanical Engineering college in India, followed by other colleges. here is the table below -

Source: Official site and may vary.

Yes Mechanical Engineering is considered among good career options for students who genuinely have passion should choose Engineering as career. Being an  Mechanical Engineer is highly regarded and a sophisticated career to say the least. There are various top companies that hire these graduates such as Airbus, Mercedez Benz, etc.

Yes, some specialised departments have a more selective intake to ensure personalised attention and better lab access. BTech course in Mechanical Engineering and BTech Instrumentation and Control offer 60 seats each. This smaller batch size often allows for better interaction between students and professors during complex practical workshops and research projects.