Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, both of the are equally good and have their standards but to figure out which one would should be preferrable for mechanical engineering one should compare there placement packages and teaching facilities . So as per teaching facilities and

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See it all depends on your intrest if you want to learn coding you can learn it anyway there are lots of online sites from where you can learn coding , coming to your question i would suggest you to go for mechanical in tier 2 college because as

Hello Aspirant,

According to the category rank you have mentioned in the question you cannot get any of the NITs as per previous year's cut-offs even after considering your Home state quota but yes I would suggest you to sit for some state counselling because in some of the state

Hey Dear, if you are a mechanical graduate than you should definitely choose being a business analyst as you will learn the proper organization of a business model or its integration with technology, which would make you understand the real sense of cash flow in a business. Whereas being a

Taking a course in Digital Marketing will surely give you a headstart in the field. Employers in all the different domains are now actively looking for digital marketing experts to expand their business.

In addition to having a working knowledge of the subject, it is key to stay up-to-date on

aspirant,

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If we compare both the colleges IIT Bombay is very good college has the placement rating is more in this college campus.

Placements: More number of the students from this college got placed. The highest salary package offered is 15 LPA more and the

Hello Saurabh,

Hope you are doing well.

On the basis of your JEE Rank there seems less possibilities of yours to get Mechanical branch in YMCA. The rank you obtained does not comes under the closing rank required to get Mechanical branch when compared with previous year closing rank as