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Hi Charu,
Computing is one field that has a large application especially in the field of mechanical, automotive and aerospace.
But not all universities will accept a non-computing graduate on to a software program. You will have to look for programs and universities that accept non-computing graduates. Such programs are usually referred to as conversion programs.
Depending on what you are good at, eg. a software program will require good programming skills etc., you can choose to do the program.
As a mechanical engineering some of the programs that you can definitely look forward to include
Computational Mechanics: a combination of maths, programming and software and mechanical engineering
Software Engineering for Automotive: This program is very popular in Germany, but I am sure we can find choices in US as well.
I have suggested the above, as this helps you combine mechanical with the computing field. If you completely want to shift - then as suggested earlier - look for computing programs for non-computer science graduates.
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Regards
Nithya