B.Tech

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Hi,
It completely depends on how you want to shape your career. B.Tech is an engineering degree and B.Sc is academic one, both can later lead to equivalent jobs in research or education. If you purely wants to be in technical aspect, B tech is better option.

Hi Himanshu,
Saskatchewan University offers a PG Diploma in mechanical engineering, you may pursue this course, it is also relevant to your education. You can check for more programs on the university website and also check the admission requirements.

Yeah, of course. For better understanding, refer to MHCET website.

For CBSE, its 75% and for other state boards, it varies.

VIT, Vellore is good as VIT Bhopal is almost new. So, it will take time to establish.

Delhi Technical University as it is one of the most renowned and highly ranked university in India. Entrance is on the basis of high JEE score and it is difficult to enter here.
All the best.

Yes, why not? There is nothing with the division. You have crossed the eligibility criteria. You may not be apply for a good college but you can take admission with this division.

Yes,if you are really good in maths, you are eligible.

Now, first please answer a few questions:
1) In which stream you were doing B. Tech which you dropped and how many semesters have you completed.
2) Give full details about your profile year wise.
3) Is your B.Sc in maths (regular). Does it give any computer related course?
4) Do you have some compute