Mechanical Engineering

NIT-Kurushetra
NIT-Hamirpur
NIT-Silchar

Hey there,
I'm a student of VIT-Chennai. 30k rank is actually a good one. VIT-University follows a slot based system, you can get mechanical engineering with your rank. Your choice is Vellore, so you may come in the second slot with a little higher tuition fee. But a seat is available for a score of 30k.

It depend what career you want to opt. If you want to be a production manager or a QA management role then MS fits and if it is more where you need to handle staff, supply chain, etc. then MBA is a better option.

You can very well go for MS from any foreign universities,US universities are best for MS. You need to crack GRE and TOFEL(English proficiency test). If you want to pursue M.Tech crack GATE and get into IITs/IISC. A good score in GATE will also open opportunities to get a job offer in PSUs.

It is obvious that you had forced him to do engineering.
But, if he don't want to continue B.Tech, then discuss with your son and let him choose what he wants to do.

Dear Sreeram,
Please understand that there is no difference in PGDM and MBA other than course name. PGDM is equivalent to MBA and syllabus of both are almost same.
Maths is an essential subject in both. There are subjects like Quantitative Techniques , Business Maths / Statistics or etc in both PGDM and MBA.
If you are interested in Mechanical Eng., you can specialize in Production Engineering, Automobile Engineering, and Advanced Automotive Design Engineering etc. at PG level.

Jobs directly related to your degree include:
Aerospace engineer.
Automotive engineer.
Contracting civil engineer.
Control and instrumentation engineer.
Maintenance engineer.
Mechanical engineer.
Nuclear engineer.

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