Mechanical Engineering

Where did you do your B.Tech from? Make sure, it is valid first as B.Tech through correspondence has been declared as invalid.

For NIT, I would suggest scoring atleast more than 90% to be in safe zone. Mechanical is usually filled up fast.

Hi Rajesh, Chances are good. Though your CGPA may be slightly below a competitive range it seems you have good profile. Try to add more extracurricular and achievements if you have. Your GRE score is damn good. The sooner you apply, higher the chances of acceptance and also may be scholarship. Try to apply by the first round of deadlines.

ECE has better placement than Mechanical. But Mechanical has more future opportunities than ECE. But again that all depends on the interest of student. Sometimes Mechanical students are placed better than ECE students.

NIT Kurukshetra is a high reputed government institute and has good placement. So, in my opinion, you should choose mechanical engineering branch.

Hello,
Yes, you can take admission for Diplomain mechanical engineering, and you also have a plus point, that is you can take lateral entry admission.

In my opinion, VIT Vellore is better for mechanical engineering than Nirma University because VIT provides good course curriculum and good mechanical faculty members also.

In my opinion, VIT Vellore is better for mechanical engineering than RV College because VIT provides good course curriculum and good quality of mechanical faculty members.

If your JEE marks is poor, then you should try in private college. There are many good private colleges and universities still alive i.e. SRM, VIT, LPU, RVSCET etc.

Hi Shaik Azharuddin, RMIT University is one good university that offers Master of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)
Other Universities are:
The University of Adelaide
The University of Melbourne
ETH Zurich
University of Toronto
National University of Singapore
The University of Melbourne.