Mechanical Engineering

Yes, you are eligible but you have to verify with the aeronautical colleges.

You can try for core companies like Ford, Maruti, Tata after it. There are a plenty of good opportunities after it.

There many courses like you can opt for engineering, B.Sc, animation course, interior design, game design, hotel management, fashion design, BBA & BCA. You can also opt for courses to join merchant navy (IMU CET), and there are a lot many courses that you can do.
Good luck!

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Mechanical engineering is called an evergreen branch as Mechanical Engineers do find placement opportunities in almost every sector in industry. But, computer industry although hit by recession on occasions in the past also offer promising prospects for job aspirants. Let's hope for the best.

Mechanical engineering is called an evergreen branch as Mechanical Engineers do find placement opportunities in almost every sector in industry. But, computer industry although hit by recession on occasions in the past also offer promising prospects for job aspirants. Lets hope for the best.

Of course, For admission to state engineering colleges, you may have to clear lateral entry admission tests conducted by the state to become eligible for lateral entry admissions direct to the third semester of B.Tech programme. If you wish to be loyal to your stream of study you may opt for B.Tech in Mechanical engineering, Mechatronics or Automobile Engineering.