Mechanical Engineering

There's no such thing as "better" for describing a branch, because every branch has its importance. It is just the matter of your interest based on which you feel a branch is better. I would suggest you to analyse what suits you better and in which of those courses you will perform good. Consider your skills, choose the course for which you've relevant skills. If you are good at coding or if you would like to build your career towards IT field you may take Computer Science, otherwise it'll be of no use if you just take it so that you can get a job early or you can earn more. If you're interested in mechanics i.e., robotics, vehicle manufacturing etc., you should go for Mechanical Engineering.

If you have got enough scores in JEE Mains & Advanced, then you can go for one of the below mentioned top colleges:
1. Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Chennai
2. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Mumbai
3. Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
4. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, New Delhi
5. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
6. Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee
7. Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad
8. Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad
9. Indian Institute of Technology, Ropar-Rupnagar
10. Indian Institute of Technology, Patna
11. Indian Institute of Technology, North Guwahati
But if don't have enough scores for IITs then you may go for below NITs which are the best in India:
1. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli
2. National Institute of Technology, Patna
3. National Institute of Technology, Calicut
4. National Institute of Technology, Surathkal
5. National Institute of Technology, Warangal
6. Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad
7. Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur
8. Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur
9. Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal
10. National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra
Go through their websites and choose the right one according to your rank. All the very best for your future :). .

M.Tech and MBA both have very good career options, it would be an injustice to compare both of them. Both of them have their own perks. You should choose one among them based on your interest and capability. M.Tech gives you more knowledge into technical sector and the ability to think new which can lead to innovation, this helps you very well if you're planning on growing your career towards tech sector. MBA helps you build a good career as well but into a different field I. e. Management jobs, and it helps you if you're planning on getting into Business world. M.Tech is highly reputed in the area of engineering and Technology, whereas MBA is popular in the area of Business Management. You are saying that you've less percentage in your BE, I don't know the reason behind that but if the reason is you are not interested in engineering, then it might be good for you if you don't choose M.Tech which deals with Technology again. You can go for MBA if you're into it. Hope you'll find your interest. All the best Idrees :). .

1. As an Erection/Commissioning Engineer: A unit (Trichy, Hardwar, Bhopal, Hyderabad, and others) manufactures heavy equipment, e. g. , boilers, turbines (steam, gas, hydro), ESPs, panels, etc. , and sends it to the respective project site. The mechanical engineer erects this equipment as per the planned layout, commissions it, and makes it run. This is the most challenging work profile with the highest level of responsibility.
2- As a Production Engineer: A Unit has many workshop bays where different products are made. A production engineer is in charge of a basin and ensures the proper and on-time manufacturing of a particular product.
3. As a Quality Engineer: When the product is ready, it is to be thoroughly checked by a Quality Engineer. They perform many tests as per the contract and prepare reports.
4. As a Material Management/Purchase Engineer: Many of the internal components of heavy machinery are purchased directly. A purchasing engineer buys these materials as per technical specifications.
5. As a Marketing or Proposal Engineer: A marketing executive prepares the commercial offer and submits it to the customer, participates in negotiations, and plays a significant role in bringing order. They used to meet customers, give an overall presentation covering the entire product range, and play the role of single-point contact for customers.
6: As an R&D/Design Engineer: A design engineer is considered the product owner. A mechanical engineer designs the product and prepares production drawings. R&D engineers improvise the existing design or innovate new methods, introductions, or materials that can enhance the performance of the product or make it more economical. I hope this will help you.

Aerospace Engineers are more likely to work for the military and government as compared to Mechanical Engineers. While it comes to employment, mechanical Engineering has a wider scope. Both Mechanical as well as Aerospace Engineers get a decent salary. The entrance requirements for both fields are pretty much the same. And to answer this question simply, aerospace engineering isn't harder than mechanical engineering since they both require more or less the same skills. There are significant number of job opportunities available in Indian Air Force, Defence Ministry, Airlines, Aviation companies and research agencies like NASA, ISRO for the Aeronautical engineers.