B.Tech Mechanics

B.Tech and M.Tech from the same branch is the best option because in that, you have a vast experience in that field that would be beneficial in every form.

Career as a Merchant Navy could be in 2 fields mainly - Engineer or a Cadet. Other fields could be catering, junior offiecers, etc. Subjects Required :Only PCM students can apply. Entrance Exam
IMU- CET :Indian Maritime University conducts an entrance exam IMUCET for various courses such as B.Sc. Nau

Hello Loganathan,
From the available data, there is simply no mention of lateral admission in SRM. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about admission in SRM.
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/admission-india/Eligibility/Engineering-and-Technology.

Check their admission guidelines from their site and also check lateral entry scheme.

Yes, you can surely get a job after completing our professional courses. Our experts will get in touch with you to explain in detail.

You can take external degree for B.E. Otherwise aytend the college class room programs only for pursuing B.E.

Please check for your eligibility to appear for the UGC NET exam from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ugc-net.

If you are in the last year, you can apply for UES entry in both Navy and army, you can give AFCAT for Air Force and other exams. Most importantly you can fill for technical entries for which you are eligible in your 7th semester and after completing degree also. You will get a call for SSB based on

According to my point of view, you should choose AMIE with mechanical engineering and if you continue your studies then you can choose M.Tech with polymer which is totally different from private B.Tech colleges.