• NIT Srinagar-Mechanical Engineering(Industrial Tribology and Maintenance Management)
• NIT Bhopal-Mechanical Engineering(Geoinformatics)
• NIT Mizoram-Mechanical Engineering(Thermal Engineering)
• IIEST Shibpur-Mechanical Engineering(Safety Engineering)

Dear Aspirants ,

i hope you are doing well ,As per current scenario you are doing well. Because previously lots of Core companies hiring in small amount of candidates for companies and Mechanical Branches are mostly depends upon core companies which is offer good salaries for employees rather then others

Hello,

you can try for government engineering college which is located in your domicile state. You can use home state quota. IIT accept score above 550 and goes upto 700.

NIT will be hard as accepted score will be above 500. There is good chance for government college. Apply for

Dear Aspirants ,

Im sorry to say that no you cant take admission in Diploma after completion of Btech .But im sorry to interrupt ,but it will have  trouble is your carrier after doing like this and it is also worthless .Because after completion of 4 years in undergraduate course

Hii

Last year the cutoff score for Thermal Engineering for general category was 637. Your gate score is very low to get that for you. You may even not get any of seat in any discipline there. You can refer last year cutoff here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-nit-jamshedpur

Hope it helps

Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddhartha Engineering College (VRSEC) is affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada. The admission in the college is based on a common entrance exam called AP EAMCET. The last year cut-off rank for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering for the general category is 29328.

Hello,

Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupati doesn't offer M.tech in Mechanical Engineering but it offers M.tech in Production Engineering which is a specialized branch in Mechanical.In 2019 a candidate with rank 541 belonging to general category secured a seat in Production Engineering.So your rank must be in top 500 to get

hi,

see you can pursue m.tech in nuclear engineering after completing your degree course on ee/ece/mechanical or chemical engineering, or if you take bsc courses of 4 years, however since nuclear engineering is a interdisciplinary course, there is no many college offers b.tech on nuclear engineering. however the placement scenario