Hi Jayesh, following are the universities offering Lateral entry programs:

DTU

COEP

MIT

LPU

Mizoram University

Mumbai University

LPU offers, B Tech in Mechanical Engineering through lateral entry. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (Engg.) (any stream) 3 years after 10th Or 2 years after 10+2

Hi satyam,

First of all congrats for secuuring 1.3 lakh rank in JEE . As per latest news hbti might not take admmision through upsee. HBTI KANPUR is switching itsintake through jee mains , so its a good news as seats will be more. Just check about it and as

Hi aspirant, 

Based on the previous year cut-offs, you can get BTech Mechanical Engineering in the following NITs:

• NIT Srinagar
• NIT Nagaland
• NIT Meghalaya
• NIT Arunachal Pradesh
• NIT Manipur

Hope this helps. Do comment any query in the section below.

All the best!

Hi,

Well once the neet results are out the central counseling starts by MCC and then following respective state authorities start the state quota counseling and then you can participate in the counseling if you want to get a seat in one of the college.

I hope this information helps.

Hii Lakshya. According to me, Electronics and Communication is better than Mechanical. I went through the Cut offs of NIT Kurukshetra and observed that ECE cut offs are quite high compared to Mechanical Engineering. And placements are even good for ECE than mechanical. Hope this helps.

greetings pravesh,

For studying mechanical engineering, there is no as such minimum eligibily criteria for entrance in B.tech courses but you must pass you 10th class.

you need to opt for PCM in 11th class for studying engineering.

since you are an engineering aspirant, i would advice you to study

Hi,Anypom Gogoi Assam CEE,2019 Has Released there are Score/Rank and As Per Your Rank,There are Might Be Fewer Chances to Get Mechanical Branch In Assam Engineering College,Guwahati Assuming That You Are General Category.

Although Competition Is Very Tough and there are 420 Seats in AEC,Gueahati Overall. SO There are Some

Hi there!!!!

B.Tech and MBA are entirely different courses. Your knowledge of mechanical engineering would not help you in either MBA in Finance or HR. So, you should first go through the syllabus of MBA (Finance) and MBA (HR) and after discovering the topics, you should be able to choose

If you are a mechanical engineer and wish to get a job in the merchant navy, then you can do so by becoming a marine engineer using your mechanical engineering degree. 
Mechanical and marine engineering courses have several subjects in common and this makes it easier for a mechanical engineer

Hi Aspirant

A lot of aspirants come across this kind dilemma over the years. There cannot be a single answer to it. I'll just inform you about the pros and cons of both the choices.

IIT Kharagpur is one of the oldest and most renowned IITs. It is one of