Mechanical Engineering

Hello Gayathri,
You are already 26 years old. You have already changed three streams. If you want to be in automobiles, then surely you need to do some course in that sphere. However, there is one more way. Why don't you start a small business initially to manufacture components required by automobiles companies? This way your dream of making a career in automobiles will also be fulfilled.

Irrespective of which engineering stream you choose, you're more likely to get recruited in the IT, in India. Choose wisely.

A minimum of 50% aggregate in overall academics.

Hello Swetank,
For a probable employer of a mechanical engineer, SAP-PP is of no use. For the engineer, his CV has enhanced but with not so important course. On the other hand, if you do any small course related to your field, it will definitely enhance your employment potential.

Hi,
It is difficult to suggest a particular college name and will be hard to find one. Admission requirements are different all over. Most importantly, you have to meet the credit point requirements and also see if the lateral entry is allowed. As an applicant, you have to go through college requirements and write to them. Chances are there for you to apply for the first year, but lateral entry seems difficult.

Hello Aashish,
The cut-off varies based on your caste. For general category, you need to have 199.5 /200 while for BC, 199/200 and if you belong to SC or ST category then it is sufficient to have 195/200.

You won't be able to opt for B.Tech BE as a regular course due to your age restriction, hence you can opt for B.Tech or any other graduation course through correspondence from a good college/university. Your work experience will also complement your correspondence course.