M.Tech Mechanical Engineering

To get admission to the M Tech in Mechanical Engineering course, you should first check the eligibility requirements of your preferred colleges and make sure to meet them. Then, you must give relevant entrance tests for admission and get excellent marks in the same.

It is also very important to fill out the college application forms before the application window gets closed. So, you must keep an eye on all the admission-related updates on the official college websites. After the exam results are out and you've got your scorecard, you must apply for the college counseling process via the online portal.

The counseling process is meant for seat allotment on the basis of the marks and rank secured in the entrance exam. After you've been allotted a seat, you need to go to the college to pay the M Tech Mechanical Engineering course fee and get your admission confirmed, after which you can start attending lectures as per schedule.

To study the M Tech in Mechanical Engineering course, you must have at least 55% marks in BTech Mechanical Engineering or a related field and clear relevant entrance tests like GATE, Andhra Pradesh PGECET, CEETA PG, etc. to grab a seat at a decent college in India.

The eligibility requirements usually differ on the basis of the college where you're planning to pursue the course. For instance, the top IITs ask you to have at least 60% marks in your bachelor's degree, and the IIT BTech graduates with an 8 CGPA or above can even apply without the GATE exam score. Similarly, the NITs also mandate 60% marks for admission to the M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering course.

This would be your choice completely. If you are interested in diving deep into the world of mechanics and materials Science with a special focus on a particular area of interest like Automotive Engineering or CAD software manufacturing technology, you can go for an M.Tech degree in ME with specialisation in any of the subjects.

The M.Tech Mechanical Engineering course covers topics such as thermodynamics, machine design, production system technology, CAD/CAM software, machine application principles, etc. You can apply for a job as well after completing BTech Mechanical Engineering if you want to become self-independent as early as possible, and have the right knowledge and skill set to excel in the business world.

To assist M.Tech students in mechanical engineering, Noida International University (NIU) School of Engineering and Technology (SET) provides a number of scholarship programs. These consist of

Merit-Based Scholarships: Depending on their performance students who have outstanding academic records for undergraduate degree (B.Tech/B.E.) may be eligible for tuition fee waivers of 10% to 100%.
Sports Scholarships: Students who excel in sports at the state, national, or international levels may be eligible for fee breaks.
Economic Assistance: Students from underprivileged origins or economically disadvantaged sections (EWS) are eligible for scholarships.
NIU Scholarships for Entrance Exams: Candidates who score highly on the university's entrance exam may also be eligible for financial aid.

Both M.Tech Mechanical Engineering and M.Tech Civil Engineering at the School of Engineering and Technology, Noida International University (NIU), offer good placement opportunities, but they differ in the average salary packages and placement rates.

• M.Tech Mechanical Engineering graduates have a higher placement rate, often securing jobs in leading companies with average salary packages ranging from INR 4 to 7 LPA.
• M.Tech Civil Engineering students experience relatively lower placement rates, with average packages typically between INR 3 to 5 LPA.

Thus, M.Tech Mechanical Engineering generally has better placements compared to M.Tech Civil Engineering at NIU. For more detailed information, you can visit the university's official website.