B.Tech

Both are equally good but then if you are inclined towards teaching or technical aspects you should go for M.Tech. Otherwise, you should go for MBA as it will help you climb up the managerial ladder and go up in your career. In case you did not appear for GATE, CAT, MAT, etc., you should try to get admission in private universities like LPU, SMU, SRM, etc. Some of them will give you direct admission on the basis of your previous qualification and some on the basis of their own tests. Most private universities these days are at par with the government ones and offer equally good facilities to students.

My answer to your question: As soon as possible. Studying more wouldn't harm you. Studying MBA fresh out of B.Tech might be beneficial in terms of placements as some profiles in finance/marketing/consulting prefer fresher or people with relevant work experience.

It depends on the type of specialisation you have done in your B.Tech. MBA is a management course, it is done by those who are seeking management level jobs. M.Tech will fetch you jobs which are technical and you will learn more about the mechanism of the machines rather than management. Choose, what interests you more.

No, IIMs offer admissions to graduate in management, economy, etc. First, you have to complete your B.Tech after that you need to qualify CAT then you will be get admission in IIM.

Hello Aman,
BVCOE is a good college to pursue engineering, in the last few years, the placement figures of this college have gone very high. So, I will highly recommend you to take admission in this college. You have to appear in BVP CET and based on your performance you will get admission.
All the best.

No, as per you rank (32000) in AEEE, your chances of getting admission at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University are nil. You need to secure a rank at least below 10000.

The fee will be around 2.5 Lacs per annum including hostel and mess fee. You may refer to the link below for the exact fee details:
https://www.amrita.edu/admissions/btech-2017/fee-structure

All the streams are equally good and you can get a good salary based on the organisation you are joining. If you want to go to the IT industry, ECE is the option among these, for research biotech is the best option in the current scenario. Chemical will open options in PSUs apart from the private sector.

Firstly, apply for the BUAT (Banasthali University Aptitude Test) via the official website of Banasthali Vidyapith. Pay the required amount. Fill the form and post it to the mentioned address ( within the month of March). Then once if you clear the test which will be conducted in April, you will be called for the GD-PI which usually happens around the first week of July. If selected, results will be declared on the same day, complete admission procedure, pay the fee and there you go.

Yes, you can get lateral entry in mechanical engineering.
For more information, click the links:
https://www.gbpuat.ac.in/academics/admissions/index.html
https://www.shiksha.com/college/govind-ballabh-pant-engineering-college-gbpec-uttarakhand-other-24262