B.Tech

Hello Jaison,
From few years, TNEA is filling its seats via class 12th marks, there is no entrance examination from quite a few years. To get information regarding its eligibilty criteria, kindly have a look over TNEA's official website.

Hi Neel,
These are the leading universities for engineering and technology:
RWTH Aachen
TU Berlin
TU Dresden
University of Stuttgart
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Leibniz University Hannover
TU Braunschweig to name a few.

Hello,
Kalinga University offers B.Tech in all course. It charges Rs.1 lakh 50 thousand per semester that is equal to Rs.12 lakh 75 thousand admission charge addition Hostel charge.
Total fee is approximately 17 lakhs in 4years.
Source: KIIT University 2017 prospectus.

You are advised to appear in JEE Mains exam to seek admission in NITs for graduation courses. You can seek admission in post graduation degrees by appearing in GATE examination.

M.Tech and MBA would be the best 2 options you can pursue after completing B.Tech in mechanical.

Yes, you can qualify it.
Remember all the formulae and concentrate on each and every topic. Keep giving mock tests till Advanced.
Good luck!

Hello,
Both are good private universities for B.Tech as it came under top ten private universities for B.Tech in India but I would suggest you to go through SRM University.
Best wishes.

SRM University, Ramapuram campus is one of the good campuses after SRM University, Chennai.
Yes, it has high fee structure as you know SRM is a private university so the fee is absolutely high. So, if you are not getting any government college and you are economically strong, then you may go.
All the

B.Tech in EC, mechanical engineering, EEE, CS and IT have more jobs in the Govt. sector.