Mechanical Engineering

Here are some of the best colleges for M.Tech with excellent placements:Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) | High placements with top companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, etc.National Institutes of Technology (NITs) | Strong placement records in core and IT sectors.Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore | Excellent placements in research and industry roles.BITS Pilani | Offers top-tier placements and industry exposure.Delhi Technological University (DTU) | High placement rates, especially in engineering fields.IIIT Hyderabad | Known for tech-driven placements in AI, ML, and software development.Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) | Wide range of recruiters and strong placement support.Jadavpur University | Affordable fees and competitive placements.Anna University, Chennai | Good placements for core engineering branches.Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) | Reputed recruiters and excellent industry connections.These colleges have consistently proven their placement records for M.Tech graduates.

No, you can't get admission into a B.Tech Mechanical Engineering programme at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) without the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE): EligibilityTo be eligible for admission to B.Tech programs at IIT BHU, you must meet the eligibility criteria set by JEE Main and JEE Advanced. This includes passing Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 75% (or 65% for SC/ST/PwD candidates). Admission processAdmission to B.Tech programs at IIT BHU is based on the candidate's performance in the JEE. You must register for the JoSAA counseling process and fill in your preferences for IITs. JoSAA will then allocate seats based on your JEE Advanced rank and preferences. 

Direct second-year admission procedure for Polytechnic in Mechanical Engineering is exclusively for candidates having obtained a qualifying ITI (Industrial Training Institute)-based or vocational stream at the 10+2 level education.This is referred to as lateral entry into the Diploma programs. The eligibility requirements generally include passing the respective related ITI trades or vocational subjects with a minimum of 50% marks, as applicable from state to state or institution-wise. The effected candidates must obtain the notification from the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) or their respective states or approach the specific colleges conducting Polytechnic courses, regarding direct second-year admissions.  

Yes, the degree you earned from AIME is valid. To be eligible for the degree, you must have passed an accredited Diploma examination in engineering or technology, or an equivalent examination recognised by the Council. Here are some other things to know about mechanical engineering degrees:Distance or online B.Tech programsThese programs are not valid in India, though some private institutes may offer them. Part-time M.Tech programsThese programs are available for postgraduate studies in mechanical engineering. The syllabus is the same as for full-time M.Tech programs, but the fees are lower. Eligibility criteriaEligibility criteria for admission to mechanical engineering programs varies by institution, but generally requires passing Class 12 exams with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as mandatory subjects. Career opportunitiesMechanical engineers can find jobs in many areas, including manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, construction, energy, medical, rail, and networking. 

Admission to the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering at Kerala Government Polytechnic College, Kozhikode is tentatively open if one has passed the 10th standard with Mathematics, Science, and English as compulsory subjects. Though there aren't many cut-off ranks inclusive for 2023, admission is usually based on merit and performance in the qualifying exam. It is advisable to verify with the Kerala Polytechnic admissions office or the official portal for updated cutoff details, as it may vary each year based on the number of applicants and available seats.Further information may be gained from the official website or by a visit to the college itself.