Mechanical Engineering

You should have at least secured a rank under 5K to get admission in good government colleges (should at least 350 marks to be in the safer zone).

After 10th, a student can take admission in Diploma first year. Then, after Diploma if wants to take admission in B.tech/BE by lateral entry can take admission in 2nd year. After doing 12th, admission in B.tech/BE in first year.

Hello Sail, Yes, of course you can seek lateral admission for mechatronics branch. However for this year, the process is already over. You will have to wait for cycle of next year to begin. List of vacancies is announced by dte. Maharashtra every year and hence I would request you to wait for next year. Else you can visit website and download information. Best wishes.

Hello Saptam, Getting into a government college appears to be tough since priority of students is that and there are not many seats. However to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college for you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor.

Hi Divya,
The official website is silent about such information. It would be recommendable to get in touch with the college officials for better guidance.
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The eligibility criteria for PG Diploma is to pass in graduation with at least 50% marks for general category.
If your Mechanical Engineering is a Graduation degree, then you are eligible.

Will you be able to do Part Time Engineering or Evening classes? Those are options you have in engineering field. I would have suggested AMIE, but it is not recognized by AICTE. IGNOU on the other hand provides B.Tech in Civil Engineering only, so that is not in equation. There are many colleges in Delhi that will give admission to working professionals.

You are eligible to pursue M.Sc in Physics after B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.

Yes, you surely can. AICTE has given this task to the institutes to decide the eligibility for admission in any course. So, if you can convince the administration that your course is similar to Mechanical and that you would be able to study B.Tech without any problem. Then they may give admission.

That is a very nice career choice you have made. I hope you are pursuing B.Tech in Aeronautical Engineering. This is a great course and will surely open opportunities for you in aviation sector. The demand for such courses has increased in past years due to rapid development in the Aviation Industry. The demand for aeronautical engineers has also increased no doubt. So it would be a very good experience for you. All the best for your future.