Hello aspirant!

The Syllabus of B.Tech Mechanical Engineering is:

1-Thermodynamics,

2-fluid mechanics,

3-hydraulic machines

4-material science

5-computer software

The course particularly focuses on topics such as :

-machine kinematics

-design

-manufacturing process along with dedicated coursework.

For more queries, feel free to ask.

Best of luck!

You can refer aicte website 

https://www.aicte-india.org/education/model-syllabus

Please click on undergraduate link 

And scroll down to see mechanical engineering

It has all the books required for mechanical engineering.

Jss Noida follows aicte curriculum

HII HARSHAL KOTEWAR

                                   Yes, you will get admission for Aeronautical Engg after completing Diploma in Mechanical Engg                                                                                             

                                    ALL THE BEST

Hello Syed,

Yes always.
The scope for mechanical engineering is much wider than what we think.
Everything around us, most of them is result of innovation by mechanical engineers.
Also the fan in computers is designed by mechanical engineer, which is an integral part of cooling system.
Refrigerator, AC, power

Absolutely it's worth it if you pursue mechanical engineering now a days also. Production and manufacturing industries are never going to stop reduce their production and with surging demand for automobiles the companies are setting up more and more facilities that requires more mechanical engineers. Similar is the case with

Hello Hemanth  Kumar,

As you are pursuing or done with your mechanical engineering.and you want to go with the energy engineering. 

You can go with the energy engineering as many of the mechanical engineering can do works in the fossil fuels, hydroelectric , cogeneration power

All the best

hello fazila 

i don't know whether it is a good choice or not to opt bsc nautical science after doing mechanical engineering . however you can do this only if you fulfill the  eligibility criteria of the college you are interested in . many colleges just asks for 10+2 marks