B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Hello Kshitij,
Almost all colleges provide lateral admission bar few like NIT's or IIT's or few deemed to be universities. DTE of tech education of your state will have this information on it's website. You can even download it in many states. Best wishes to you.

Hello Kausar, You have completed your B.Tech in mechanical engineering and now are inclined to take up MS Right? Well, you can definitely go for it. But, going for MS abroad in any country involves various nuances as the admission is not based exclusively on academic performance at the graduate level. In view of this, I would advise you to contact an agency which is dealing with sending students abroad for MS since such an agency will know all the nuances in the whole process and will help you in overcoming these.

The opening and closing ranks in B.Tech mechanical of IIT, Delhi were 545 and 1025 respectively. While in CSE these was 3 and 100.

Hi,
You can study business management as long as you demonstrate your interest clearly. How you developed interest and what you want to do after pursuing business management are something you must mention on your SOP. Connect the dots.

No, it is not possible to change your branch after 2nd year. You can contact proctor for further information.
All the best!

CUT off marks for recent years are available at Shiksha website or app or data is available at college or university website or JEE Main website, you can check there for better results.

No, the lateral entry is not possible in IIT and NIT, it is only possible In regional government and national private college.

Cutoff usually change with year don't focus much on that, it's usually under 500. Focus on giving your best try for now later there will be sufficient time for you to search your options and get best out of it.
All the best.

Hi,
I would say instead of a mere short term course, take up internship or live project assignment with a leading institute or firm. The assignment could be related to the work you do or even deviated a bit, however, it gives you confidence and real -time exposure.

There are no lateral entries in BITS, Pilani.