B.Tech

As far as my knowledge is concerned, AMU does not offer lateral entry for B.Tech course. You will have to qualify the AMUEEE entrance exam and begin your course from the first year.

PESSIT,
MS RAMAIAH,
IIT, Bangalore.
Are one of the top institutes for B.tech studies in mechanical branch and even in CS branch . And all of these provide good placements.

Go for M.Tech if you are extremely sharp in the technical field, otherwise, the best you can do is MBA in IT. After MBA, you can start your own IT business rather than working for someone else.

MBA is a good option after B.Tech as it generates a lot of job opportunities for an engineer in several fields related to his/her stream. Pursuing MBA from reputed college is important otherwise you may suffer for good placement. Now, it's up to you if you have interest in MBA then go for it. It will surely help you.
Good luck.

At present, there is no feasible option nor you must do as it is a practical subject. AICTE stressed on its practical exposure so it restricted BE to full-time non-distance study.

Yes, you can do it. But my suggestion is go for M.Tech in a respective stream by passing GATE out and which in turns provide you with an opportunity to enhance your teaching skills.

Hello Bharath,
No, you can't do part-time B.Tech as it is not recognized and entertained by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education).

Yes, you can, but for that, you have to be good in coding and crack the world level coding test and then you can easily get a job from ECE branch also.

See, if you want to get placed in these companies then you have to get better at coding and crack the coding tests and then you can easily get placed in these companies no matter in which college you are.