Mechanical Engineering

If you want to do part time / distance B.Tech you should go through Institute of Engineers India. They will provide you an AMIE which is equivalent to B.Tech and valid for all government jobs and you are also eligible to appear in GATE for jobs or admission in IIT and NITs.

If you are planning to be a graduate mechanical engineering then you are advised to study PCM at 10+2 stage and appear for engineering entrance examinations. You can also join Diploma in mechanical engineering after 10th and then seek lateral entry admission in B.Tech mechanical engineering. IITs & NITs do not have lateral entry admissions provision therefore if you take Diploma route for mechanical engineering, you will miss options of doing mechanical engineering in best engineering colleges of India.

Yes, indeed it is good course for engineering graduates for better career prospects.

You can pursue AUTOCAD, SCADA and PSWORLD course.

Yes, you can easily change your stream because in all engineering stream 1st and 2nd years are almost same. So directly contact your institution's administration for this.

If you are looking for the best colleges in Canada to do mechanical engineering then go for Centennial College - Toronto, Ontario and George Brown College - Toronto, Ontario. Their fees will be around 6-7 lakhs. Moreover try to score 6.5 or above band score in IELTS exam. Best of luck!

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Campus placement is invariably touchy subject. However, colleges do try to ensure placement of all the students. This college has a good reputation and hence you should have no hesitation about placement.

Did you complete your B.Tech in mechanical engineering?