Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering and MBA are whole together a different field. Though, you can do MBA after ME, but if you want to pursue MBA, you have to have a Bachelor's degree. MBA is a management field, so pursue something that is related to business and management for e g. BBA.

My friend, you have many options!
1. B.Tech/B.E
2. NDA (if you are interested in army)
If you want to do job then many organisation and even PSU's offer recruitment for Polytechnic student. Like BHAIL, NTPC, BPCL etc. For any further doubts or query, feel free to ask.
Best of luck.

Yes, MBA is a good option after B.Tech in mechanical engineering. You can get unto specializations like Operations, Supply Chain, Construction Management, Marketing and Finance. MBA will give you a business aspect of the corporate world. You will be dealing more with trade and business-oriented work. Technical skills + business knowledge is much needed in today's world. Hence it's good to go for MBA after B.Tech.

Yes, you can pursue B.Tech in mechanical engineering. You need to appear for the lateral entry entrance exam.

Mechanical engineering is the discipline that applies engineering, physics and materials Science principles to design, analyze, manufacture, and maintain mechanical systems. It is one of the oldest and the broadest of the engineering disciplines.

As you have a diploma now, you can pursue various Bachelor degrees available in Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. But some degrees do require specifications about your field. So check out the require criterion about the degree. For further details you can visit the official website, which is- http://www.msubaroda.ac.in/

Hi, With this score in CMAT it is very difficult to get admission in a good Institute. In my opinion, you should work hard and give the next attempt. Coming to the stream in MBA it totally depends upon your interest you can choose any stream. However, Engineer prefer IT management, Marketing, Finance & HR
Operations, General Management, Supply chain are also in high demand. Figure out your area of interest and then decide.