Mechanical Engineering

Yes, PGDM is good after pursuing B.Tech in mechanical engineering. You can go for PGDM in TQM, quality assurance, operations management, production management, etc. But, if you gain work experience and then join PGDM, it will give you more benefits in terms of salary and growth. You can also prepare for CAT and if you get a chance to get admission in reputed B-School then it's better to pursue PGDM.

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There is no bifurcation of salary offers disclosure on website, however placements are stupendous for mechanical stream and all Indian manufacturing companies have visited here.

As per Shiksha engineering ranking, IITD has No. 2 All India ranking in field of mechanical engineering immediately after IIT Powai.

All the three courses are different and it is like comparing apples and oranges. MBA has a different career perspective, so does M.Tech and MS. Each has good salary with respect to the job profile. Decide first what you want to do, a managerial career or research oriented. You will succeed only if you enjoy what you do and passionate about a field.

Belo mentioned are the best colleges to pursue B.Tech in India are:
1. IIT - Madras.
2. IIT - Bombay.
3. IIT - Kanpur.
4. IIT - Delhi.
5. BITS – Pilani.
6. UPES.
7. NIT.
8. University of Delhi.

You can go for M.Tech, if you want to make a career in teaching or in research.

You are eligible for lateral entry admission in B.Tech in many engineering colleges. You may evaluate colleges such as Manipal Institute of Technology.

Yes, it is possible. Your need to make sure that your basic concepts are clear and rigid. You can read NCERT books. You can practice questions from other books and do take mocks, i.e. practice questions with timings that will help you to analyse the methods and also in time management.
Best of luck.

Yes, the eligibility criteria to sit in MBA entrance is 10+2+3 or 10+2+4, i.e. you must be a graduate with minimum 50% marks. Once you fulfill the criteria, then you have clear the entrance exam like CAT, XAT, IIFT, etc. Then, you need to crack GD/ WAT/ PI.