Engineering

Hello,
It is very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing graduation in engineering albeit via distance education mode. I am afraid this is now not possible. UGC has prohibited all universities from offering any professional courses via distance education mode. However, you can still think of doing AMIE that is equivalent to graduation in engineering for all practical purposes. Best wishes to you.

M.Tech in aerospace engineering eligibility:
BE/ B.Tech or equivalent degree with minimum 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. Some of the very reputed institutes conduct entrance examination for admission to the degree course.

Yes, if you have done B.Tech in mechanical, then you are eligible for aerospace in M.Tech without any flaw.

Without GATE score, you will not find any decent college. It is very important to find a decent college in M.Tech. So, please appear in GATE otherwise stay a year and do hard work for the GATE. The final decision is on you.

To take admission in government colleges, like IITs, you have to score above 97 percentile. For NITs, you have to score 80% to 97% marks. For government colleges other than NIT or IIT, you have to score above 75 percentile marks.

Hyderabad University, Hyderabad
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
Pondicherry University
Tezpur University
Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Andhra Pradesh
Auroras Engineering College Andhra Pradesh
Bapatla Engineering College, Andhra Pradesh
Babasaheb Naik College of Engineering, Maharashtra
College of Military Engineering, Pune.

If you have less CGPA in B.Tech, then you should score good marks in GATE exam, otherwise you will not be able to get admission in top colleges.

GATE is not for undergraduate courses. It is for PG. You have got only 48% marks. My sincere advise is to leave obsession with engineering and look for something different. Go with your passion. Commerce, arts, fine arts, there are different courses that you can choose.

You need to score a decent percentile (Above 98 percentile), as most students appearing in GATE are from CS stream.

Every IIT has it's own cutoff for admission in different branches.
So, I suggest you to score more as much as you can.
Do hard work and try to solve the paper correctly and less mistakes.
Just check the cut- off for the IIT
You can see the cut-off that is so high
Just concentrate on your studies and focus.