NIT Trichy - National Institute of Technology

Dear aspirant,
Glad to meet you.
After Diploma in Mechanical Engineering students can get admission in 2nd year of BTech course through BTech Lateral Entry. Most engineering students go for MBA after graduation so that they can get a managerial career and earn a high salary. Students need a BTech degree in order to study MTech.
The Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is the starting point in the field and students can join higher study courses after the course.
The job market will open after the course and candidates can get jobs of around INR 20,000 per month.
There are lots of industries related to mechanical engineering candidates can join like - Vehicle Industry, Aviation, Manufacturing industry, etc. They can apply for jobs in both government and the private sector.

Dear aspirant,
Yes you can apply for this course.
Eligibility and admission process:
The candidates can pursue Diploma in Mechanical Engineering immediately after their 10th entrance exam.
The entry to Mechanical engineering polytechnic course is either based on merit list or entrance exam.
The top entrance exams for Diploma in Mechanical engineering are JEECUP, JEXPO, Odisha DET, etc.
Admission to the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Courses is done on the basis of entrance examinations conducted by the various state examination board.
The diploma in Mechanical Engineering syllabus consists of the different subjects such as Fluid Mechanics and Machinery, Manufacturing Technology-I, Theory of Machines, Fluid Power Engineering, etc.

Hello! These are two different topics and you want to know how they are from two different institutes too one is NIT and the other is IIT. There is a general perception that the academic and the placements are better in IIT as compared with NIT. This may be true definitely about placements because only a selected lot who clear JEE Mains are allowed to apply for JEE advanced and from here only limited students can get admitted to one of the IITs. To come back to your question, MTech is in thermals. I feel that in this subject there is a lot of school for doing research and obviously, this is going to remain with us since the need for energy is perpetual. On the other hand, mechanical design is also a subject that can see very many developments in the future since designs undergo a lot of changes based on the usage and feedback by the users. This subject too has great potential for future employment. Given the foregoing, I feel that if you are getting admission in either of the courses you should take it, and of course you should give preference to IIT over NIT. Best wishes to you.