Mechanical Engineering

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is a professional course of 4 years duration which focuses on the study of production of heat and also its usage and also on various aspects of machinery. Aspirants who have completed this degree have a great future head. They can go for higher studies or else they can pursue various certification courses. They have various career opportunities as well like in Automobile industryAerospace industrySteel plantsPower generation industriesPaper industriesChemical industriesCommunication sectorComputer industriesPostal departmentsRailway departmentsBanking sector
KIET is a good institute. You can also get admission in a good university like MMU, LPU etc outside UP on the basis of your UPTU rank.

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue MBA after B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. The MBA qualification enhances knowledge and should be viewed in a sense of building up skills. There are many job opportunities after completion of MBA in any stream. The demand is increasing day by day so if we have interest we can surely have more career opportunities.
Doing MBA after B.Tech is a good option because "technical skills will help a manager in problem solving in an organisation". After B.Tech Mechanical Engineering and MBA, you will have the scope of working with the following companies:
1.Indian Ordinance Factories Service
2.Indian Railway Service of Engineers
3.DRDL
4.UPPCL
5.DRDO
6.BHEL
7.ONGC
8.Assistant Executive
9.NTPC
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AMurli
(Vanguard Business School)

Dear Jatin,
Some of the top institutes offering Mechanical engineering are:
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras)
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS-Pilani)
National Institute of Technology, Trichy
Indian School of Mines (ISM)
etc.
For the list of colleges top Mechanical Engineering institutes, refer to the below link
https://www.shiksha.com/top-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-48-2-0-0-0
(In the above link, you can refine the search as per your preferred city)
For information regarding admissions, it is advisable to get in touch with the institute directly as different institutes have different eligibility and admission criteria.
The basic eligibility for admission in a bachelor's degree is successfully completing higher secondary school certificate (10+2) examination with science subject such as physics, maths and chemistry. Usually admissions are done on the basis of entrance exams such as JEE or any other.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All the Best!

Hi,
In order to pursue masters degree from UK you need to have relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university with good academic record preferably 60%-70% plus in graduation, plus you need to take TOEFL or IELTS test to prove your english language proficiency.
For getting admission in masters degree in UK universities you need to have IELTS score of 7 with no individual band below 6.5 or TOEFL score of 90 with no band less than 20.
The eligibility criteria for admission may vary from university to university:
For you reference find below some of the finest universities in UK to pursue MS in mechanical engineering and related fields:
- University of Southampton.
- City University London.
- University of Nottingham.
- Brunel University.
- Northumbria University.
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Hi,
Find below some of the finest universities in Germany to pursue MS in mechanical engineering and related fields:
- FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences (Aachen)
- RWTH Aachen University (Aachen)
- Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (Ingolstadt)
- Chemnitz University of Technology (Chemnitz)
- Esslingen University of Applied Sciences (Esslingen)
- Munich University of Technology (München)
- Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences (Bremerhaven)
- Augsburg University of Applied Sciences (Augsburg)
- Hamburg University of Technology (Hamburg)
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Both are good stream. This is depend upon you whether you likes Computer science engineering and mechanical engineering.
Computers science engineering
Virtually unknown just a few decades ago, computer engineering is now among the most rapidly growing fields. The electronics of computers involve engineers in design and manufacture of memory systems, of central processing units, and of peripheral devices (see Computer). Foremost among the avenues now being pursued are the design of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) and new computer architectures. The field of computer science is closely related to computer engineering; however, the task of making computers more “intelligent” (artificial intelligence,), through creation of sophisticated programs or development of higher level machine languages or other means, is generally regarded as being in the realm of computer science.
One current trend in computer engineering is microminiaturization. Using VLSI, engineers continue to work to squeeze greater and greater numbers of circuit elements onto smaller and smaller chips. Another trend is toward increasing the speed of computer operations through use of parallel processors, superconducting materials, and the like
Mechanical Engineering
Engineers in this field design, test, build, and operate machinery of all types; they also work on a variety of manufactured goods and certain kinds of structures. The field is divided into (1) machinery, mechanisms, materials, hydraulics, and pneumatics; and (2) heat as applied to engines, work and energy, heating, ventilating, and air conditioning. The mechanical engineer, therefore, must be trained in mechanics, hydraulics, and thermodynamics and must be fully grounded in such subjects as metallurgy and machine design. Some mechanical engineers specialize in particular types of machines such as pumps or steam turbines. A mechanical engineer designs not only the machines that make products but the products themselves, and must design for both economy and efficiency. A typical example of the complexity of modern mechanical engineering is the design of an automobile, which entails not only the design of the engine that drives the car but also all its attendant accessories such as the steering and braking systems, the lighting system, the gearing by which the engine's power is delivered to the wheels, the controls, and the body, including such details as the door latches and the type of seat upholstery.