B.Tech

The aspirants find a lot of opportunities in various public sector firms. Some of the public sector firms recruiting mechanical engineers are listed below.
ONGC
DRDO
SAIL
NTPC
VSSC
ISRO
IOC
Private sector companies offer a large number of opportunities for the mechanical graduates. The candidates can look f

Hello,
You can go for civil and computer science.

Hello Mani,
It's always good to enhance one's educational qualification. If you are working then you can do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation. Else, you can take admission in part time courses offered by some colleges.
Please follow the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-te

Hello Shakrajit,
UGC is dealing with universities whereas AICTE deals with recognition of colleges for a particular course. For starting a new branch, the college has to obtain permission from AICTE.

You are advised to gain proficiency in one of the functional domain such as BSFI, healthcare, travel & transportation etc. You may go for either IIBA or BCS certification on Business Analysis for business analyst jobs.

Hello Dinesh,
I appreciate your interest in pursuing Mechanical Engineering. You can refer to the following link for the information regarding colleges offering the same:
https://goo.gl/5g4jok
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello Prithvi,
Almost all the further courses are open to B.Tech graduates, except a few technical courses such as, courses succeeding MBBS.
If you take some entrance exams then, you could go for courses like BA LLB, CA, PO etc.
You can also go for MS or NET if you are interested in research work.
I hop

Hello,
You can join directly after B.Tech.
If you pursue B.Sc (Nautical Science) in the officer cadre, it will lead you to become the captain after 5-7 years of experience.
Except for marine engineering candidates, others have to undergo 10 months pre-sea training which is offered by many institutes an