B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

A few B Tech Mechanical Engineering subjects in the syllabus that are usually said to be difficult to understand are Thermodynamics, Mechanics of Materials, Control Systems, Engineering Drawing, Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines, and Materials Science. There are various mathematical equations and theories involved that can be difficult for freshers to understand.
Having said that, the subject that is difficult for one student can be the easiest one to grasp and manage for their friend, so it differs based on individual interest and understanding.

Absolutely. You will find many additional resources, also online learning platforms, YouTube channels, and college e-libraries, to learn about Mechanical Engineering, from the very basics to the advanced concepts. Online platforms like Coursera and edX have online mechanical courses from top universities, YouTube gives you access to study material in the form of recorded lectures from IIT professors via NPTEL, and you can even access the e-library of your academic institution (if applicable) to advance your knowledge besides classroom lectures.

Yes, of course. Internships are a crucial part of the BTech in Mechanical Engineering coursework that gives the right opportunity to gain practical experience in the field, learn about the real-world applications, and excel at the workplace in the future. You get to learn new skills and techniques to tackle challenges and also have fun applying the theoretical knowledge learned within the classroom setting to solve real-world mechanical puzzles.

The BTech Mechanical Engineering labs are actually a mix of both factors. You will have fun experimenting and learning new things using your problem-solving and analytical skills, but it will also be challenging and tough at times owing to the work pressure and the complex nature of tasks assigned to be completed within a stipulated time.

Well, yes. You can get a chance to make drones and smart robotic systems during the BTech Mechanical Engg. coursework because there are elective subject modules related to these topics that also involve dedicated lab classes and projects. You may get the perfect opportunity to create such exciting mechanical systems during labs and industrial projects.

You should have a study plan in place where you note down all the important topics, understand the mechanical concepts well instead of just mugging up things, take help from your fellow mates and professors, and practice last 5 years' question papers to check your preparation status. With dedication and focus, you would definitely be able to clear the backlog of papers in the B Tech Mechanical Engineering course.

The college life for the BTech Mechanical Engineering students is synonymous with exciting learning experiences, where the fun factor varies on the basis of the college where you're studying the course. While academic workload is undoubtedly there, top colleges are popular for their vibrant culture, social events, workshops, seminars, and insightful lectures. Plus, there are lab sessions and research projects that give you an opportunity to innovate.

Yes, there are more than 90 colleges in India that offer admission to the BTech Mechanical Engg. course via the CUET exam scores, including LPU, GGSIPU, Galgotias University, and Shoolini University. While not many students are aware, CUET can actually turn out to be an excellent alternative to JEE Main for admission to engineering courses like BTech Mechanical Engineering, where the exam syllabus includes the questions from the Class 12 syllabus only, as opposed to JEE Main, which covers both Class 11 and 12. CUET scores are also more likely to be accepted across various colleges than JEE Main.