Mechanical Engineering

Hello Gandu Sivanarasimharao,
You are not eligible for MBA programme. You have minimum 50% in graduation for general candidate and 45% for reserve candidates to do MBA programme either online, part time or full time.
1st of all complete the graduation.

Hi dear,
This is Pavan Venkata Sai Pilla.
A mechanical engineering student by domain. Answering your question. Let me know whether you have done your mechanical engineering in Diploma or degree. If it is Diploma, go for B.Tech and if it is Degree (B.Tech) go for Autocad, Pro -e, catia coaching classes which benefit your resume. Also, you can apply for various training programmes. Learn CNC coding languages also. Hope this helps. Happy helping.

Hi Hruday,
It's a low percentage but admissions also depend on other factors like recommendation letters, personal statement, GRE score and how competitive the chosen university is. Getting into a top tier university will be very difficult. You have to check university websites, compare the entry requirements, fees etc. and prepare.

I think, it should be of your choice but one of the best course may be M.Tech from IITs, MS from abroad, or even can pursue MBA.

Yes, you can. There are lot of colleges giving admission in directly second year of B.Sc. for Diploma holders.

Sorry to say, such courses are not recognised through distance education mode. Regards.

Hi,
There are 120 seats for BE in both Civil and Mechanical Engineering in RV College.
Thanks.

Hi Manthan,
I am sorry to say you slightly behind the par percentage required to take admission in Engineering. The eligibility for taking admission in engineering is 50% in PCM group. Hope this solve your problem.
Regards.

Yes, you are eligible for lateral entry as you are from vocational course background you will get admission straight into the second year. So, don't worry go for it.
Best of luck.