B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

Hi Rahul,
As per your JEE marks, your chances are really slim to get any top reputed colleges. So, it is better if you start preparing for your other examinations that you may have applied for.
Best wishes

For B.Tech engineering :
Trust the information on website.
Eligibility Criteria
The academic qualifications as prescribed in the information bulletin and application form of CBSE JEE are applicable for the counseling. These are reproduced below :
The minimum academic qualification for admission through CBSE JEE is that the candidate must have passed in the final examination of 10+2 (Class XII), or its equivalent with aggregate score of minimum 60% in PCM + English.
Candidate must have appeared in CBSE JEE .Selection will be based on CBSE JEE score.

Go for GATE and GRE. Do M.Tech from any good college but for bright future, opt M.Tech from Germany.

Dear Amol,
To get admission in B.Tech, you will have to appear for the LEET entrance exam conducted by each state university or you will have to gain good rank to get admission in the government colleges because only 10% seats are available for the lateral entry students. Merit cannot be confirmed as each state university has its own merit list.

Dear Puranjay,
After doing B.Tech, I would suggest, you should do Masters in automobile engineering. It is the best sector. After software sector, the automobile sector is the largest sector in terms of job opportunities. There is more demand for automobile engineers, so do this course.

I think, it is not a right decision because you have done Diploma in mechatronics and you also have five year of experience. So, you can make your career in this field.

Hi,
Yes, you are qualified to do B.Tech but you are not eligible for the entrance exams. Yu can still join IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University0 and pursue your B.Tech in mechanical branch.
All the best!