Mechanical Engineering

You need to complete your graduation, if you're looking for good job opportunities or even post-graduation. If you're ready to do another course, then you might have to start from scratch.

Hi Ishraque,
Yes, after completing Diploma engineering, you can take admission in the 2nd year of B.Tech. You can also choose any branch. For this, you will have to appear for LEET entrance exam.

Hello,
If your rank is about 12,000, I am sure you are bound to get admission. I feel mechanical engineering also is possible in your desired NIT.
Best wishes for your admission.

Dear Ravi,
Yes, of course you can take any branch in B.Tech through lateral entry scheme. For that, you will have to appear in LEET entrance exam conducted by each state university and some deemed universities.

Hi Kabir,
Canadian universities are selective so if you are asking about Bachelor degree programmes, you must complete your 10+2 with very good grades. Around 75% is required for top universities like UBC, UToronto, etc. Can you be more specific with your academic background?

Hello Avinash,
A lot of students are desirous of getting into only top 5 NITs. It's, of course, good to have such dreams/aims. However, one needs to score better and even better if a particular branch is sought. In view of the above, I feel you should aim to get 275+ marks in JEE Mains.

Hello Deepak,
The cut-off for this particular college was not available but the cut-offs for different colleges under Pune University for lateral entry in the 2nd year of engineering varies from 60% to 86%. But this is dynamic. It depends on the result of the current year and the number of students applied.

Hello Ayush,
You said that you want to become an automatics designer. Even if there is any such course, it's use is rather limited. Even Indian companies are taking design inputs from special companies abroad. However, if that is your passion then you need to get job in the design department of an automobile major. Merely studying further will not help you.

Yes, it is very good as you are from the mechanical stream.
All the best.
Thank you.

Hi Nandu,
Germany is the best place provided you have high academic grades. You may also consider Netherlands and Switzerland. Canada and Australia are no doubt some of the top destinations. I am not mentioning UK and US because of slimmer job prospects for international students.