Mechanical Engineering

Hello Thejas,
Yes, you can go for higher studies in USA. There are many universities which provide B.Tech courses and you can do part time job also. After completing, you can apply for a Job there.
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Aeronautical engineering is an inter disciplinary branch. You can specialize in AE at M.Tech level by appearing for GATE after B.Tech.

Yes, you can pursue BE in any branch after completing Diploma, but you will get admission in the first year. If you opt for B.E in the same branch or similar branch then you can get admission in the second year.

Cost of graduation in USA is very high. If you can afford cost of education in USA then it is a good option to do B.Tech Mechanical Engineering from USA Universities. Lots of Indian Universities can compete with USA universities in engineering education. You may also evaluate doing B.Tech ME from top Indian colleges also.

ME or M.Tech in mechanical, automotive or robotics. Else, you can opt for MBA.

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Hi Pankaj,
I would suggest dual Diploma + degree as you will be considered as a Graduate. While, in dual degree course you will have specialization in one field. Dual Diploma + degree will again open others options like M.Tech.