Which college/university is best to pursue B.Tech in mechanical engineering in India?

27 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Isha Chawla
5 Answers
Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
The best colleges for B.Tech in Mechanical engineering are: All Older IITS Most Older NITS BITs NITIE PEC Thapar SRM VIT LPU All of them have their own standing due to solid track record in almost all the parameters that you can think off. All the best DVD.

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Isha, Good to SEE your Interest in Mechanical Engineering. If you really have an interest in Mechanical works and you think that you can easily cop with machines then you must proceed further for the ME. Now a days corporates are welcoming even girls in Mechanical sector. The future scope of mech

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Poonam Angural
5 years ago
As some of my friends graduated from LPU would surely recommend LPU. Let me share the course and the department highlights as shared by them. The school has well qualified and experienced faculty members with specialisation in various fields like, Aerospace Engineering, Automobile Engineering, CAD/C

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Neetu Singh
5 years ago
. I would say that Lovely Professional University is a great university which every students are looking for. Be it studies, hangout places, infrastructure or extracurricular activities, this university has it all. LPU makes leaders who are not only thorough professionals but also good human beings

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5 years ago
LPU offers more than 200 programmes. It is one of leading private universities in North. In the short span of time it has grown so much that major recruiters from the industry visit LPU for the placement purpose. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It is a UGC-approved university

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