Mechanical Engineering
IIT Colleges takes admission through JEE Advanced. According to the eligibility criteria in order to take admission in NITs/IIITs and IITs you need to get 75% in boards exam or you should be in top 20 percentile. You can get private college in other states like: Haryana, UP, West Bengal,
After completing the diploma in Mechnical You should not be eligible for B.tech CSE. Please explain in which college you want to take the admission.
Both are good it depends on your interest which branch your select. ECE is the demading branch from civil among students. It has more scope it terms of jobs.
Good Luck!!
Mechanical Engineering is much better than Automobile engineering. As after Doing Mechanical Engnieering you can make your career in Auto industry , manufacturing industry , tool Industry , production Industry PSUs. and lots more. and after Automobile Engineering you are restricted only one sector that is auto mobile. now days
You can check the previous year cutoff of Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai for Mechanical with given below link.
Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai cutoff
93 percent is the cut off of last year
Hi, On an average you can expect a salary package of about 3-4 lacs yearly and it also depends upon your skills and knowledge you gain. Good Luck.
You have less chances to get NITs based on your rank. You can get private college in other states like: Haryana, UP, West Bengal, Punjab, Rajasthan, Maharashtra. Most of the states have reservation for other state students in private colleges based on JEE Main score/rank. You need to apply separately
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