Mechanical Engineering

In IIT, you can get admission on the basis of class 12th with science, JEE and CET. So, after completing Diploma, there are no chances to get admission in IIT.

Mechanical Engineering is the evergreen core branch of engineering. Job market for mechanical engineering graduates is stable for last 6 decades. If you are planning to do engineering then B.Tech mechanical is a good option. Once you complete B.Tech mechanical engineering, you may opt for M.Tech if you want to specialise.

B.Tech is a graduation degree and M.Tech is a Master's course.

Hi Nisarg,
It seems that you have posted this query many times and many people have already answered your query. You can check the earlier responses and bring more clarity to what exactly you are looking for?

Hi Sameer,
Please decide which country you want to go to, requirements, expenses etc. will vary accordingly. Scholarships are given by the universities on merit basis. Overall admissions and scholarship chances will depend on your academic performance, GRE scores, work experience, internship, project work, extracurricular activities etc.
How will you be able to afford it? You can consider taking an education loan for your studies abroad. You can also check budget friendly destinations like Singapore, Malaysia, Poland, Germany , Ireland and many more.

All three are popular colleges under SPP. You can narrow down basis the fee, requirements, location, etc. You can also check the opportunities, internship, work placements, etc.

Hi,
Normally, engineering students stick to their area. I suggest you to go for M.Des., you will enjoy it. You can also go for MBA in operations management or MBA in HRM.
All the best!