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Hi,
Mechanical engineering is mother of engineering stream.
Now as you have completed your diploma, the question arises in mind that what to do next. Should I go for some short term course (of 1 year), or should I opt for BE or B.Tech in mechanical engineering? Or should I start searching for government or private jobs, instead? These are some of the questions after having diploma in mechanical engineering.
There are various courses available that can be done after completion of diploma in mechanical engineering. These are job oriented courses of 6 months, 1 and 2 years. After getting certified in these courses students can have a job oriented approach in order to ladder up their career. Some of the various courses are:
CNC Training
CAD/CAM Training
AutoCAD
AutoCAD 2D and 3D
Pro/E
Catia
Unigraphics
Ansys
HyperMesh Training
Diploma in Tool Design
Diploma in Mechatronics and Robotics
ADCNC
PG Safety
Boiler Operator Training
RADIOSS Training
Fire and Safety Course
Piping Design Training
There are a lot of courses that are somehow related to mechanical engineering, and can interest the diploma holders in mechanical. Do a research on all of the above courses and analyze your interests and aptitude. That will help you choosing the right training program for yourself. These courses will definitely help you getting a good and quick job with handsome salary.
And after BA you can go in many fields like civil services, teaching, researching and other government job.

I know how painful it is to go through NCERT.
It doesn't matter whether you are the topper of your class or an average student scoring a little more than 70%. The books I've mentioned below will surely boost your marks. I have myself used these books and secured more than 92% in CBSE boards. 6 out of 8 friends, whom I suggested these books have secured more than 90% marks in CBSE board examinations 2017.
How many books should you buy?
I will strongly recommend you to follow only one reference book at a time. It is so because different authors have different ways of making you understand things. However, for mathematics, you are free to use as many books as you can.
Can't wait anymore? Let's start:
Pradeep's Fundamental of Physics and Chemistry
Excellent collection of numerical problems.
A lot of additional stuff is provided for curious students.
The theory provided really helps you in clearing concepts.
Simple and easy to learn definitions and derivations.
- Buy Physics for class XI
- Buy Physics for class XII
- Buy Chemistry for class XII
- Buy Chemistry for class XII
R.D. Sharma
Wide variety of problems
Some very challenging questions are sprinkled in solved examples.
Each year direct questions are asked from this book.
- Buy Class XI RD Sharma
- Buy Class XII RD Sharma
The books listed above are strictly for boards. You may also want to prepare for JEE Mains and Advanced. You can find those books in Satyam Kumar's answer to What are the best books that can be referred to, for JEE Mains and Advanced for preparation in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics?
All the best.