Mechanical Engineering

Hi,
No, a 3rd-year student is not considered to be eligible for appearing GATE. Previously, it was allowed even for a 3rd-year student to give the GATE exam. But, from the year 2012 onwards, the third-year students are restricted to give the GATE exam. But the scorecard is still valid for two years.

Kindly go through the link, it will predict college for you based on your percentilehttps://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Institute of Engineering and Technology Lucknow (popularly known as the-Engineering College in Lucknow) is one of the premier and top ranked institutes among all technical institutions associated/affiliated to Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University
Recently five courses of IET Lucknow ( Mechanical Electrical CSE Electronics and Civil engineering) has got the accreditation of NBA
So IET is very good for Mechanical engineering course.

Refer the college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor.

Admission in Jalpaiguri Government College is only for West Bengal students.

You can check out Amity University. If you get 80% in your Boards they will give you admission with 25% scholarship on fees.

Hello,
UGC has decided that no professional course could be done by distance education mode and hence debarred all universities from offering such courses by distance education mode. In view of this, I do not think Kalinga University will be offering engineering graduation under distance mode. However, you can think of doing AMIE which is equivalent to a degree in engineering. Best wishes to you.

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

Through ICAR EXAM you will get central govt college for pursuing bsc, btech in agricultural .See ICAR and engineering both are different path. So choose your interest.Mechanical engineering oldest and most valuable branch , this branch has wide range of getting job.Mit muzaffarpur is best college of Bihar govt

Hello Santanu,
It's very nice to see that you are interested in doing graduation in engineering via distance education mode. But I am afraid that this route is now stopped. UGC has issued instructions to all universities that no professional course should be offered via distance mode. Perhaps you can choose to do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering. Best wishes to you.