Hello,

The admission procedure for diploma mechanical engineering course ( Royal mech ) starts along with all other branches if you have good marks in secondary school examination you can choose your own dream branch , or you will have to be satisfied by the branch what you get .

Eligibility to apply for diploma courses are those who passed 10th std , with compulsory pass in maths and science subjects in the qualifying examination ( X ) class marks , admission in Diploma Engineering courses shall be made on the basis of merit of secondary school examination (X) , or equivalent qualifying mark

To apply for diploma course you will have fill the application form of department of Technical education , of each state , issues the official notification for admission in different diploma courses in the official websites , students must visit the official website of the Department of Technical education and fill the application form in online mode

In some states there are also exam for Diploma courses like DCET conducted by Karnataka state

Hope this helps you

Best wishes for your future

Hello Aspirant,

It should be noted here that the CCMT cut-off differs as per the course, category, and the college that the candidate wishes to apply to. Other factors that affect the cut-off are:

1. The difficulty level of the exam
2. The total number of candidates that applied for the exam
3. Previous Year Cut-off trends
4. The number of seats available in each course and college that you apply for.

As per the marks scored by you, and the previous CCMT cut-off trends you might want to prefer NIT Surat. Now, it is solely based on the previous year's cut-off trends. There is no surety for the same.

Please access this college predictor link for more accurate results:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-college-predictor

For a more detailed analysis of the CCMT cut off trends, please check the below link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ccmt-cutoff

I hope this helps.

Thanks!

I believe, you should never consider a Branch lower than CSE, IT or least ECE, when your dicuss admission in Private Universities like VIT, KIIT, SRM or Manipal. I would suggest you to consider CSE at MU Jaipur, over Mechanical at VIT Vellore. Manipal University Jaipur has excellent infrastructure and facilities besides having strong placements for CSE with more than 90% getting placed last season, with an average package of 6 LPA.  MUJ even has a very strong ROI Factor over VIT Vellore, where Total Education Costs are less than 12 Lakhs for 4 Years.

For more information about MUJ, CSE and Placements do follow the link below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/manipal-university-placements

For more information and college comparison do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

There are many other Good Branches of Engineering like Computer Science, Electrical, Electronics as well as others like IT, Metallurgical, Biotechnology. More or less any branch of engineering in India or Abroad has equally good career and research prospects provided youre interested and dedicated.

For more information about Engineering Branches do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/list-of-engineering-courses-in-india

Dear Aspirant,

First, You have to choose in which field you want to pursue your career. Then you will have to choose among the branches. In Computer Science Engineering, you will learn about programming in c, Data Structures, and Algorithms, Computer Networking, Database Management Systems, Operating Systems, etc. In Mechanical Engineering, Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Engineering Mechanics, Engineering Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Materials Engineering and Technology, Manufacturing Processes, Machine Drawing, Strength of Materials, Thermal Engineering Systems, Mechanics of Machines, Heat Transfer, Machining Process and Metrology, Design of Machine Elements, etc. Understand the difference between Computer Science Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

All the best.

Hi Selva Chandran !

Cutoff Trend for the year 2020(Rank-wise):

1. PSG College of Technology - 1821
2. SSN College of Engineering - 2626
3. Thiagarajar College of Engineering - 1914-7464
4. Kumaraguru College of Technology - 11828-12423
5. Sri krishna College of Engineering and Technology - 63541-80206

All the best and feel free to ask if you have any more queries !!

Dear aspirant,

Yes, Mechanical Engineering has good scope in future. You can try Core jobs or Government jobs after completion of B.Tech Mechanical Engineering.

Job titles for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering graduates are listed below.

Manufacturing Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Production Engineering

Production Manager

Floor Manager

Automotive Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Project Manager

Top Core Recruiters are Hyundai, Maruti, Mahindra and Mahindra, FMC, L & T, Godrej, TATA, Ashok Leyland, etc. Average salary offered is Rs. 4 Lakhs per annum to Rs. 6 Lakhs per annum. If you also interested in Software jobs you can go for it because most of the IT Companies take Non-IT graduates also.

Based on your interest go ahead. You can get government jobs by appearing in exams like GATE, SSC CGL, ISRO, DRDO, UPSE, RRB JEE, Bank exams, etc.

For more information about Mechanical Engineering scope, role, career etc go through below mentioned link.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/mechanical-engineer

Hope this information helps you.

All The Best!!

Hello aspirant

I hope you are doing good.

As per your query, I would like to inform you that even from cse branch it is not easy to get a job in  a product based company ,they also do a lot of hardwork to boost their skills and to developed a skilled labour. If you are thinking about positive way then you have one advantage you can go in mechancial sectros as well as IT sectors , in IT placements you will get equal no. of opportunities as IT students gets  in placements. So just work hard and go with the flow.

GOOD LUCK!!