Mechanical Engineering

It is completely based on the JELET exams but if you want to take admission in Techno India Group I would like to say that they usually don't give admission in the main campus, they will give you admission in the colleges that are affiliated to Techno India University. So please be aware of that and their other colleges like Adamas University and JS University in West Bengal.

Your diploma percentage is quite low because most of the colleges and Universities want 60% marks students in the lateral entry. Moreover, there colleges which I can suggest for you, you can call of them or email them but do that first because the admission time is about to end up. Firstly, you can try out Vivekananda Global University Jaipur website is vgu.ac.in and secondly you can try Lovely Professional University in Jalandhar and website is lpu.in.

Hello,
This is quite not possible to say, surely that you can earn 1 lakh per month as salary after completing your M.Tech as there are a big crowd are waiting for engineer so it's tough to get this much salary. Yes, it's possible if you have done your M.Tech from reputed college and with good marks.

Hello Krishna,
You can do mechanical engineering but your brother suggest you specialization. You can go in any specialization in mechanical engineering.

GCET was ranked at number 53 in 2013, at number 42 in 2014 and at number 28 in 2015 among the top 100 engineering colleges of India by Data Quest. In 2006, GCET was named as one of the top 100 engineering schools in India by Outlook. GCET is affiliated with the Gujarat Technological University. So this is average good option for mechanical engineering.

Did you do your Diploma before doing B.Tech? If yes, then you would have better chances for placements than normal B.Tech courses and the placement completely depends on the campusing done in your college/university.

If you have 61% marks in 12th you can easily get admission in colleges like LPU and other private colleges by giving the entrance exam of the colleges like I'll be honest and you can I will a scholarship amount also based on your performance in the LPUNEST exam.

CSE is better as it provides good scope and salary packages than mechanical engineering.

Hello,
HKBK College is an average college in Bangalore. With IT industry dominating the city, it will be a challenge to get good on-campus placement in mechanical engineering if the college is not up to the mark. Rest is your choice. I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello,
Though it's purely your choice to pursue a course as per your own interest, I would suggest you to opt for Aeronautical Engineering. Following are the reasons:
1. It's better to stick to the same field wherein you have already learnt the basics. Bio-Medical Engineering is a specialization in a completely different domain, while, Aeronautical Engineering is related to Mechanical Engineering.
2. Being in a similar field, it will open up diverse job opportunities for you as you can opt for jobs in the Mechanical sector as well as Aeronautical sector.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.