Mechanical Engineering

Hello Karthi,
Your query is short on details. I am not able to understand what is in your mind and what is it that you want to ask because details of engineering mean what? Of, let me explain what I understood. Basically you need to pass 12th standard with PCM to be eligible for admission in an engineering college. For admission in IIT you need to score minimum 75%. Normally, every state conducts its own entrance exam for admission to engineering colleges and for admission in CFTI's you need to clear JEE Mains and for IIT's, JEE Advanced. Different deemed universities in India conduct their own entrance exams and you need to appear for them if you are interested in getting admission in any one of these. I hope I explained your query.

Hello Muhammad,
Your query is a little cryptic one. If you had written in details, it would have been better answered then. Of course, I will still try to answer, as the way I have understood your query. Perhaps what you are saying is that, after completing your 3 years of study in a Polytechnic College doing Diploma in mechanical engineering you are no more interested in further studies, but is looking for jobs. Right? If this is so it is okay. There are plenty of Jobs available for Diploma holders in mechanical engineering. Indian industry is already showing signs of revival and is hiring in good numbers. I would advise you to register yourself in one of the job portals giving details of your qualification and expectations. I hope with this you will soon get call up for your job. Best wishes to you.

Hello Naveen,
Shifting college after getting admission is almost next to impossible in today's world. This is so since admission is a long drawn process spread over many rounds and in each round the student is given choice to select his college. Of course it's a different matter that the student will get only that Institute which will be available for his rank in the entrance exam. As a result of this, to change Institute becomes very tough particularly so you want to shift from a private college to a government college. Because private college feels that they are losing money by allowing a student to quit and go to different Institute. Perhaps if you offer them full payment of the remaining term then they may allow you to bid for transfer but then there should be vacancy in your intended Government Polytechnic, then only you will get admission there. But, all in all I will recommend you not to go for this route and continue your Diploma in the present institution.

It was decent last year (2017) i.e. my friend's batch. The core placements were less as compared to placements in IT sector. For their batch companies like JK Tyres, CEAT Tyres, L&T Valves visited along with lots of IT companies (for which mechanical was also eligible) and logistics-financial services also visited ( like Envestnet), etc. Apart from this, students who were members of the ISHRAE club got umpteen opportunities to sit for placement drive at Bangalore. (Godrej, Daikin and Voltas to name a few).
Off-campus placements happen frequently in and around other Engineering colleges nearby as well.
PS: This is a rough sketch based on the 2017 pass out batch. Heard that, this year (2018) was too good. Also, PSUs like Indian Oil, ONGC, etc. Visit CUSAT only for Safety and Fire Engineering.
Choose wisely.
Best wishes.