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I think you must go for B.Tech. Due to the huge potential for infrastructure development, there is a huge demand for engineers nowadays. Being alumni I must recommend Lovely Professional University for pursuing Engineering courses. In LPU, B.Tech. Is one of the most leading programme for the students because of the global acceptance. Best part is that LPU is giving equal focus / priority to all the streams of Engineering for the all-round development of Students. & equal opportunities in terms of Placement. Excellent cutting edge Infrastructure, innovative pedagogy, high quality of students - these are some of the factors which attracts IT giants to be associated with LPU. It will remain very easier for IT giants to recruit qualified manpower as per their requirement from a single window. In this respect I would like to mention recent achievement / ranking made by LPU which is globally admired. Lovely Professional University has been ranked among the Top 200 universities in the World in The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2021. The University, which has participated in the rankings for the first time, was ranked at the 2nd the highest position among Indian universities in its debut year itself. Only three Indian universities have found a place among the Top 200 in the rankings this year. Lovely Professional University has surpassed eminent Indian varsities such as Indian Institute of Technology. In terms of placement in 2020, Lovely Professional University managed to achieve excellent overall placement record as always by securing more than 7000 job offers, internships, training for its students overall. In recent Placement sessions, a fresher Engineering graduate of LPU managed to bag 42 LPA package from Microsoft. Hope this helps !

My answer would B.E. / B.Tech Mechanical. The scope of mechanical engineers in India are very bright. Students who complete mechanical engineering have a lot of opportunities in the areas of aerospace, automobile, chemical manufacturing plants, railway coach factory, oil exploration, research and development, etc. Let me share the experience of my friend who is a mechanical engineer. He did B.Tech Mechanical from LPU, His experience at LPU was amazing, Currently, he is working with XL Dynamics with a decent package. As a general rule for placements, a lot more will depend upon your own hard work, communication & presentation skills and overall preparation. This would be true for any university you enroll in. Mechanical Engineering student goes through an experiential learning process surrounded by high-end the latest labs and equipment including robotics and automation. International tech-fests and competitions encourage all-round development in our students in addition to giving them international exposure. University organized International Go kart Championship which is a student-initiated automotive event the first international event of its kind receiving participation from all over ASIA. School of Mechanical Engineering organized an International Conference on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICRAME), in which experts from leading brands like Maruti Suzuki, Biomimicry India were present. University give you a very good amount of training before you go into campus placements. Try not to miss those classes they will help you in getting better placements, after all, all we need is a decent place with good exposure. I shouldn't even have to explain this one. Mechanical Engineering students at LPU are provided with enormous opportunities of placement drives. I can SEE my few friends getting placed in reputed companies like Hyundai, Reliance Energy, Godrej, Sandhar Technology, XL Dynamics and many more. Even IT industries recruit Mechanical students here. Companies like Microsoft, Wipro, TCS, Infosys, etc. Are prominent recruiters here. LPU alumni are working in top MNCs across the globe like Voltas International, Honda Two Wheelers, Asahi India Glass Ltd. , Indo Farm Tractors Ltd. etc. LPU Students have been offered International locations like Dubai and Oman by Voltas. LPU is basically an industry-oriented university not like the other universities focusing on just making students grasp the syllabus.