B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering offers a BTech in Mechanical Engineering which is a 4 year programme offered with an annual intake of 120 students. The Institute offers admission to the respective course based on Class 12 or its equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical Vocational subject/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Informatics Practices/ Agriculture/ Engineering Graphics/ Business Studies/ Electronics/ Entrepreneurship. Candidates must have obtained at least 45% (at least 40% marks, in case of  Economically Weaker Section belonging to Maharashtra State only) in the above subjects taken together are eligible to apply. In addition to this, candidate must have appeared in all the subjects in MHT-CET and should obtain non zero score in MHT-CET.

Since the BTech Mechanical Engineering is a popular specialization, the competition for seats at popular colleges is also high. Especially for the IITs, NITs, and various private colleges. It is very important to get excellent marks and rank in the entrance test to grab a seat for yourself in the programme at a top college. Here are a few tips you can follow:

• Begin your preparation at least 6 to 8 months before the exam is tentatively scheduled to happen. This gives you enough time to cover the entire syllabus to be able to attempt a good number of questions in the exam confidently, without the fear of negative marking.
• Create a daily or weekly time table and cover at least 2-3 topics each day.
• Attempt previous year's papers and take mocks to assess your preparation.
• Prepare a revision plan for the last 1-2 months and brush up on all the important exam topics.

This is completely your choice. If you want to explore area of thermal energy after studying fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering, you can opt for an M Tech in Thermal Engineering course. No doubt, degree will let you explore good earning opportunities in job market demanding advanced-level technical expertise, making you an asset for recruiter.
Coming to job aspect after BTech Mechanical Engineering, this can also be a promising choice in terms of career scope and earning potential. If you are a mechanical wizard who loves to play with machines and are satisfied with your 4-year academic ride, you look for a job and start earning right after graduation.

If you are someone who wishes to get in-depth knowledge of the foundational concepts of mechanical systems and thermal energy transfer and utilization and wants to earn a dual degree in 5 years, which includes theory classes and skill-based learning via lab work, this could be a go-to course option for you. This also turns out to be a cost-effective option that can lead to promising earning opportunities in the long run.
Having said that, you need to indulge in some self-introspection and see for yourself if you are really interested in the course, whether it aligns with your future plans, and if you would like to put your time and money in the same. Best of luck! ;)