Mechanical Engineering

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.

You can pursue course in AUTO CAD, SCADA, Auto designing, etc. which can help you in shaping a good career. You can also go for robotics engineering or automobile engineering to get better job opportunities.

Yes if you have successfully completed your Diploma then you are eligible to pursue B.Tech through lateral entry. For more details, kindly visit the official website of DTE.

Hi,
As per the details mentioned on the GATE official website, they have not mentioned whether they do not accept distance learning Bachelor's degree for particular domain, in which you want to apply for GATE exam.
All the best.