Mechanical Engineering

Hello,
Reputed top ranked universities are competitive hence you have to excel in your academics. They look for all-rounders so build your overall profile. Research work, publications, patents and other extracurricular activities in addition to a good academic percentile is necessary. Meanwhile, check the admission requirements and student profiles on the university websites and prepare accordingly. You must also take the TOEFL or IELTS and GRE.

CSE will definitely give you high placement but it needs hard work and good study. In case of mechanical, you have to study less as compared to CSE, but in both the branches, you have to study more.

Dayananda College is the best. Go and check yourself and yes, and don't forget to thank me after.

There are many Institute in India for Diploma in mechanical engineering, but you tell me your preference of college location rank that you obtained in entrance exam.

Yes, you can. But, my suggestion is that this is waste of your time, so go ahead in mechanical engineering and make your career good in this field, otherwise it's your choice.

BMS is better among these two in every terms. Choose a field of your interest in which you love to work.

Not necessary, provided you clear all of them, before graduating and take care you don't have many such backs in future.

Applications of physics will come almost in every branch of Engineering.
But in mechanical engineering, the application and study of physics will be more.
So, firstly make your physics a bit stronger by clearing the concepts, as physics will come almost in every branch of engineering.
And, think twice before choosing your branch of Engineering.
Try to select the branch in which you love to work and you have very much interest in it with curiosity will give you better scope than any other fields.
Best of Luck and work.

You can get the mechanical seat but your mains score is 45 that is less.Check the link for more details: http://www.bml.edu.in/courses/b-tech/b-tech-eligibility-requirements .