B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Hii Dhruval, It totally depends on your choice. Whatever you like the most you can choose that.

Hi Kamlesh, It totally depends on your choice. You opt for that college which you like the most.

Hi Sukesh, You have to appear for JEE Mains examination for taking admission to NIT Kurukshetra.

Hii, Now, you can give interviews for the top recruiting companies which you like the most or you can prepare for a competitive examination.

Nashik, Maharashtra.

No college of DU offers admission for this course.

Hi, Yes, there are private institutions in Delhi, where the B.Tech admissions are being run, since, engineering is one of the most preferred courses among students worldwide. There are more than 120 engineering colleges in India offering Distance / Correspondence B.Tech courses, of which 33% are private, few are public and some are private government colleges. Good Luck!

Manjeet Be clear with what institute you are referring to. Also, tell me about the rank and field of study you want to pursue so that I can help you with a better understanding.

Both the branches are 2 different streams. If you aim to be a software engineer or if you are a good coder you can opt for VIT. If your aim is to become a mechanical engineer you can opt sastra. Now a days software industry has high demand if they study well they can get job easily that is not the case for mechanical engineering.