Engineering

The B.Tech programmes from the School of Engineering & Information Technology at Sanskriti University continue to be the most promising career path for engineering aspirants in India. The institute provides in-depth knowledge, specialised training and early industry exposure - all of which makes it easier for candidates to find high-paying career opportunities from global recruiters. Besides quality education, students are imbibed with transversal skills, such as time management, the ability to prioritize tasks, build contact networks, organizational administration and strategic leadership. No wonder, IMI leads the list of top engineering colleges in Mathura. https://www.sanskriti.edu.in/ug-program/b-tech-mechanical-engg.php.

If you want to pursue your career in B.Tech mechanical, and searching a best University and colleges. I would recommend you Sanskriti University is the best located in Mathura. Mechanical engineers are greatly demanded in the field of design, development, research, and production engineering. Besides this nowadays mechanical engineering students enjoy tremendous growth and demand in Information Technology, software development in the banking field, machine design, etc. Electronics, electrical, civil, the medical field also need mechanical engineers. Mechanical engineers play an important role in the national defense and power sector. https://www.sanskriti.edu.in/ug-program/b-tech-mechanical-engg.php.

Sanskriti University is one of the best private engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh. Which is located in Mathura. Sanskriti University's curriculum is designed to offer a profession-orientated education. Accordingly, the majority of courses at the university have professional accreditation, with programs taught by leading practitioners with years of experience. The university also has tie-ups with national and international organizations. It's Placement & Training Cell works with an ever-growing network of corporates, NGOs, PSUs, startups & research facilities to provide students with the best placement opportunities and professionally relevant skills for a successful career. https://www.sanskriti.edu.in/.

Hello Shraddha, it's very nice to hear from you that after doing your B.Sc. In statistics you are interested in doing your M.Tech. If I may ask query why you are interested in shifting from statistics to doing M.Tech a totally different field. I feel that even the job opportunities that you have as an expert or a professional in statistics are much more than what you will get after doing your M.Tech. My sincere advice to you would be to continue your study in statistics and go for M.Sc. Rather than going for M.Tech in some field. However to help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about qualifying examination for M.Tech called GATE. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/gate-2021-exam-blogId-31641
Best wishes to you.

Hello Rajyavardhan, it's very nice to hear from you that after completion of your Diploma in engineering you are interested in pursuing graduation in engineering. Normally speaking the state governments have put restrictions of domicile on admission via lateral process directly into second year of engineering into engineering colleges with their states. Hence you may be eligible for admission only within your state or then into any deemed to be university. In any case the government colleges are very few and the private colleges are in plenty who will be willing to give you admission. In the Shiksha app itself if you raise a query as to the colleges offering mechanical engineering stating your state you will get the answer. Best wishes to you.