Mechanical Engineering

Hi Vishal,
Among the colleges you mentioned, Centennial and Conestoga have good ranking and even Lambton is popular. You can therefore choose among these three. No college will guarantee you a job. Please write to the colleges for the student outcomes and career assistance they offer as mentioned by Vikas Kaushik on the previous answer.

Hello Yukesh,
To get admission in the best, one needs to have almost 98 percentile. This Institute has been set up as a philanthropic activity by Jain community. Faculty is good and placement is also good.

Hello Bijit,
Tezpur University is making all required efforts. But, location is hindrance. Sometimes students have to go to Guwahati for interview. As the word spreads around if good material available, more recruiters will start coming.

Hi Amit,
66% is a good percentage, if it is combined with other factors like research, internships and projects.

Hi,
You have a great profile, so you can go ahead and apply to the universities. If you need help, you may talk to the counsellor at Shiksha.

Hi Partho,
You can concentrate on the following areas like:
1. MS.
2. Industrial engineering from NITIE – Bombay.
3. MBA production and operations management.
4. MBA in marketing.
Apart from technical side, you can concentrate on MS in tool design and metro engineering that are advance topics under mechanical side.
All the best.

Hi Shashank,
Jadavpur Engineering Ccollege is one of the top colleges for engineering. In 2014 it was ranked 12 among all engineering colleges in India. Placement for all the branches including mechanical is superb.

After B.Tech in mechanical you can opt for MBA in logistics management, supply chain and operations. You can also look for courses like data science and financial engineering.

Hello Yukesh,
As a philanthropic activity, Jain community has established many Institutions for learning in India. This is one if these. Even though it may not be too of the heap presently but it has dedicated staff. I feel that if you are getting admission then grab it.

Dear Amol,
To get admission in B.Tech, you will have to appear for the LEET entrance exam conducted by each state university or you will have to gain good rank to get admission in the government colleges because only 10% seats are available for the lateral entry students. Merit cannot be confirmed as each state university has its own merit list.