Mechanical Engineering

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.

Check out the list below for top mechanical engineering colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-mechanical-engineering-colleges-in-india/48-2-0-0-0

As you are already working in the steel industry, Masters in metallurgy would be the ideal choice for you.

Hi Ankit,
You can do Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering but you must take SAT and TOEFL to be eligible to apply. You can also choose your own major like robotics, automobile engineering, aerospace engineering, etc. depending on your interest.

Hi Goutham Jogam,
Abroad is a very wide term. If you are looking for mechanical engineering then consider countries like USA, Canada, Germany, Australia, Spain, France, Netherlands, Japan, etc. All these countries have their top-ranked universities like MIT, CalTech, UBC, University of Tokyo, NUS, etc. It is best you check some websites like Times Higher Education or QS Ranking to see the ranking of universities worldwide. Check every university website for the admission requirements and prepare accordingly.