Mechanical Engineering

Non Tech companies profiles like analytics, business solutions, consultancies have an all branch eligibility criteria. So, you can surely get into a non tech IT company and some very good of those recruit from Thapar University.

Mechanical engineering will be smooth for you if you had an interest in the Newtonian Physics in your high school. However, electrical engineering asks for a lot more efforts. Personally, in terms of ease I would go with mechanical.
Also, mechanical engineering from Thapar has a lot more value in terms of placements and opportunities compared to Electrical. If you have choices then go with mechanical.

Thapar University does not offer B.Tech but offers BE and by B.Tech ME I assume you are talking about B.E. mechanical engineering (B.E. MEE).
It is one of the best and oldest departments of Thapar University with very good placements and curriculum. I think you should go for it.

Hi Shiv Shankar,
Yes, you can. Please take the SAT or ACT to apply to Bachelor degree programs. Both USA and Singapore universities require the SAT. You must also take the TOEFL for English language requirements.

The Fee structure is around INR 65,000-70,000 for CET and around INR 2,00,000 for ComedK.

You should start preparing from the 2nd year, keep note of basic concepts. Keep revising the concepts and applications of the same. Mostly you will get application based problems. You can join a coaching in 3rd year to get some study material and revising your concepts.

You should go with mechanical from PU as it has good placements as compared with production engineering.
But UCOE DEPT is in Panjabi University, Patiala, you should definitely go with production engineering in GNDEC.

Hello Aditya,
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