B.Tech Mechanics

It should continue with those who are already pursuing through distance learning.

The admissions have already started and seats are getting filled. Classes would start from July. So, I guess you are late. You should immediately try for some private colleges.

JNTU Kondagattu is not the best option but surely it is a good option. You can expect initial placement of Rs 20k per month. Infrastructure is very good and the campus is also good. Faculty is not good, so you have to be self-dependent on the studies.

Hello Priyanshu,
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All the best.

Yes, it is good for B.Tech from mechanical in PSIT as it has good placement records for all branches.

The fees varies from college to college for B.Tech in mechanical engineering. In India, for private colleges, the fees varies between 1-3 Lacs and for government engineering colleges the fees varies between 50k-2 Lacs.

No doubt, every IITs and NITs are best for each engineering courses. However not everyone is able to secure a good rank for these colleges for admission. So he turns towards the other state government. Or private engineering colleges. Few of them can be the following.
1. Manipal Institute of Technol

If you're Interested in supply Chain management, then it's a good choice. You can also do MBA in Finance, Human Resources, IT, etc.

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