Mechanical Engineering

Hello Sam,
Each college or University has its own rules about the upper age limit. But the college that mentioned is not a regular engineering college. It's an establishment that teaches you about the maintenance of civilian aircraft and enables you to get a licence from DGCA. Its eligibility is only 10+2.

Hello Sreeni,
I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore/49-2-0-278-0

B.Tech in production engineering from VJTI is better than studying mechanical engineering from a private college.

Hi Vishwam,
If you are planning to continue your second year onwards abroad then you have to search for universities online and contact them directly. Lateral entry will depend on the credit point norms. If you want to start from the beginning then decide where to study and take entrance exams like IELTS or TOEFL. In this case also you have to contact universities directly and know your admission prospects. Visit university websites and check for the admission advisors, write to them and enquire.

Hi Jimit Raval,
12 backlogs is a big number. Without a strong profile it will be difficult. Canada seems tough. Check options in Australia and may be countries in Europe.

Hi Rahul,
Without work experience and basis the academics, MBA is not the right program for you at the moment. Look for MS programs. But if you want to do MBA then gain 2-3 years of work experience and take the GMAT, get into a good b-school.

Hi Joju,
It is a good option but get into a good university having strong industrial tie-ups. You must also perform very well in your academics. You should also check the SOL to know the professions in demand currently, please go to the immigration Australia website to check the skills in demand and have an idea.