Mechanical Engineering

Hello Regular Harish,
Aah, the Shakespearen dilemma! Actually it's like which flower is better! Okay. Different branches in engineering don the top flavour of choice in different points in time. Hardly any branch has retained it's top position except perhaps IT/CSE. Both the branches mentioned by you can be called as evergreen branches. Both have similar chances of placements. In view of the above, I have no doubt to advise you that please select the branch that fascinates you the most. Best wishes to you.

First of all, it's better to get rank less than 5k as it's Amrita the most prestigious institution. It has more competition than other institutions.

Hello Chittibabu,
Of course yes. With such good marks in Diploma, even though it is in mechanical engineering, you can definitely apply for graduation in Aeronautical Engineering. However I will like to advise you that as per my opinion mechanical engineering will be better for you than aeronautical engineering because the jobs in Aeronautical are much less as compared with mechanical engineering and you would be better of doing graduation in this. However, the final choice remains yours. Best wishes to you.

ECE is a better option as per me, you can generally observe too many people are doing this as then, obviously, it has a good scope.

Can you specify which institute exactly you are talking about, and also your rank and category because these things matter.

FMS Delhi encourages gender diversity and gives special weightage to genders. For Male, with above back ground details candidate needs to score around 92 percentile to get an interview call and for females, candidate needs score around 90 percentile to get an interview call.

Yes, but you can give next JEE Main exam and try to score above 90 percentile than you can get NIT easily.

Hello Salman Nooji,
It's indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing diploma in this institute. However when I checked, I could not find any diploma that it is offering. I am attaching a link that will give you list of different courses that this institution is offering. They have also a form that I feel you should fill up to get in touch with them.
http://www.brightintleducation.com/distance-education-courses.mako
Best wishes to you.

Yes, you can. There should not be any problem. In case your study mode has been via distance education and then you have job experience there won't be any problem.

Mechanical engineering is a core branch so it's a bit difficult for you to get any seat in any NITs. Ninty percentile is not enough. Good luck.