There are chances but they seem to be very less for you to get the mechanical branch in VNR college. Rest, you can attend the 2nd round of counseling and see whether you are getting the college or not. Sreenidhi institute is also very good, if you are getting the

Hello  Ankit Mishra

In this case you can also take an education loan and repay it after the degree. For college suggestion please mention the name of the college you appeared in, rank you scored. State and category you belong to.

The placement for mechanical is quite good.Frequently visited companies are IBM, Dell, Infosys, microsoft ,Tesco, etc.Average package is 3 to 4 lakh per annum.

Hello Akhil,

First of all congratulations on your rank in CUSAT 2018. I am very happy to tell you that you are eligible for admission in School Of Engineering, Cochin. 

As per last years cut off trends, you have a very good chance for securing a seat in this institute. 

Hello dear...

Well, it was answered by many and I too suggest the same. Go for Engineering. After doing a diploma in ME, you'll have a lot of practical knowledge about machines. 

              Mechanical is like the mother of all branches. You'll have many options like Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Automobile

Dear Aspirant,

Following are the specialisation available for Mechanical Engineering

1. Automotive
2. Biomechanics Engineering / Biomaterial
3. Combustion / IC Engine modeling (Experimental, Computational)
4. Controls, Robotics
5. Dynamics, Controls & Vibrations
6. Energy / Heat & Mass transfer / Thermal Science
7. Fluid Mechanics / Computational Fluid Mechanics
8. Manufacturing
9. Materials / MEMS / NANO -

Hello sir, i will suggest to take admission in msrit if you want good placement, for admission through managemet quota call 7 6 7 6 0 8 0 0 0 8 for admission in msrit.

dear student

Mechanical engineering offers a wide variety of career opportunities to job aspirants. Now the major industries that take in mechanical engineers include automobile, space research, aeronautical, energy and utilities, air conditioning, manufacturing industries etc.

Even mechanical engineers have lots of scope on government sectors that include giant manufacturing