Mechanical Engineering in India

Hello Ayush, It's a very interesting query. I tried but could not locate a college with these two branches only. It seems colleges keep expanding their branches to accommodate change in pattern of preference by students over the years. Of course there are plenty of colleges offer these two branches but all of them have many other branches too.

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Doing B.Tech from Indonesia will be poor, as our Indian education is better than your's. So, B.Tech will not be expensive.

Hi Vishwam,
If you are planning to continue your second year onwards abroad then you have to search for universities online and contact them directly. Lateral entry will depend on the credit point norms. If you want to start from the beginning then decide where to study and take entrance exams like IELTS or TOEFL. In this case also you have to contact universities directly and know your admission prospects. Visit university websites and check for the admission advisors, write to them and enquire.

Hello Swapnil,
There would be more than 100 institutes which may fit the bill. But it would be outside the scope here. Admissions depend to a large extent on your record of academics. Hence I would advise you to approach specialised agency dealing with sending students to Germany or US for guidance.

Hi,
You can apply for Bachelor's degree programmes but it's going to be difficult in Germany since they don't accept Diplomas. Take the SAT to study in US or Singapore.Take the IELTS or TOEFL for English language requirements.

This is will depend on your own skills and qualifications. No course nor any university can guarantee you one. Also, by mere pursuing a course abroad will not fetch you a job. You must check job portals and learn about the requirements, see if you match the profile requirements. Without work experience, it is extremely difficult to obtain a job in Australia though. I will suggest you to get yourself enrolled in a PG level course in an Australian university, it will give you a better exposure.

IIT-Bombay is the best college for M.Tech in mechanical engineering.

JEE, BITSAT, SRMJEE, VITEEE are some of the top entrances for Bachelors in mechanical. Apart from these, there are several state entrance exams as well.

You got a feedback not based on actual state. mech has better employment potential. What you need is some applied and special courses to make you better equipped for absorbtion.