Mechanical Engineering

There is a little chance of getting that particular department in DSCE. However, you can try for industrial engineering and management in DSCE which is good course and is similar to mechanical.

Go through the college reviews below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/terna-engineering-college-navi-mumbai-24776/reviews

Hello Aditya, Aah, it's good to know that you have already decided your aim. But do not be in a hurry. Things are fluid and changing every year. Rules are still being changed. But most importantly study well to understand subjects. This will automatically get you good marks. These marks in turn decide your rank and thus which college you may get.

You can not compare two universities like that. Check weather they offer Ph.D. in your stream of study. Normally Ph.D. is a sponsored programme and you will get stipend. If an university offer this, that means an industry has sponsored this Ph.D. and only the industry is paying the stipend. That shows the university has direct industry tie up and that is the best you can try.

Yes, Lateral entry are available in almost every college. When you completes your Diploma in any field then you are eligible for lateral entry through which you can get admission in B.Tech/BE 2nd year directly with same branch. Thanks.

You should pursue B.Tech or BE form any college form mechanical engineering branch to B.Com an mechanical engineering.

I would suggest you B Tech, as this degree will fetch you dynamic career, if you get admission in the good colleges, universities, The course will groom you in skills (tech. And non tech). Some of the universities are PEC University of Technology, Thapar University, Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Lovely Professional University, SRM University.

How much above 80%? Do you belong to reservations? There is a chance if you wait for the second CAP round but that is very risky.

Check out the link below for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-Delhi/ncr/48-2-0-10223-0.

Hello Mayur, I don't think you can get admission in a college in Madhya Pradesh via lateral mode. Invariably there, as well as in Maharashtra, admissions are restricted to only those students who are domicile of the state concerned. I will like to advise you to register for the lateral admission in your own state.