Mechanics

Dear Aditya Popli,
There are many good colleges in Punjab who provides lateral entry in B.Tech. But I would suggest you to choose either Lovely Professional University or CGC Landran Mohali. These two are good colleges and provide good placements.

Amity is a recognised institution and has good brand value. Also, the success rate of placement is good in Amity.

First, the universities might require you to take the SAT exam. Here is al the detail on the SAT exam -
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/sat
apart from that, international students are required to give a language exam too, either IELTS or TOEFL. Find more information on these exams here -
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/ielts
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/toefl

Hello Sai,
Lateral admissions are prerogative of concerned state govt. Normally table is published indicating which branches in diploma will make you eligible for which branch in engineering. Check for PI with your polytechnic where you completed your diploma & they will inform you immediately.

You are eligible to seek admission in B.Tech lateral entry in the 2nd-year of mechanical engineering after Diploma in metallurgy. You may appear for LEET exam conducted by various engineering colleges or state governments.

Hello Niraj,
Yes, I can understand your angst. But then how do you expect to get admission in the best colleges? In private colleges, they may admit you via management quota.

Dear Bijit,
Yes, of course, do M.Tech in applied mechanics. It is beneficial for you to get a good job. After doing this course you will have more opportunities in private sector.

Hello Shiva,
I feel NDT us a Better career choice. Once you get license for issuing certificate of safety, it's a perpetual business since only NDT methods are used for checking status of machinery in use.