B.Tech

One of the good options after BE in mechanical is:
M.Tech in streams like IC Engines n Automobiles, Materials Science, Metallurgical Sciences, Thermal engineering, CAD/CAE, CIM/ Production, Fluidics/ Hydraulics, Mechatronics, Nanotech, Industrial engineering.
If you are looking for MBA then Operation

Hello Hemanth,
Universities that offer other degrees along with engineering named their engineering degree as BE (Bachelor of Engineering) and institutes providing professional courses like engineering named their engineering degree as B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). B.Tech is considered as skill-or

Both the courses are good in their own areas. If you just want to get a job, go for Diploma but if you want to go for higher studies, I will suggest Masters.

Hi,
Jawaharlal Nehru Technical University, IIT, NIT, IT BHU, MNIT, etc. are some of the best preferred government colleges in India.
These names come under top 50 engineering colleges.

Even the newest IIMs will stand miles ahead of ICFAI.

Hi,
In my point of view, you should go with MBA and yes, it is worth it.

Hello Roshan,
I feel that it's best to avoid this route. 50% of fresh graduates passing out of college are remaining jobless. I would advise you to think of doing graduation via distance mode in some other subject.