B Tech Mechanical Engineering

There shall be eligibility criteria to be met by engineering aspirants for admission in B Tech in Mechanical Engineering in the top mechanical colleges in Bangalore.

4 years.

With a degree in Mechanical Engineering, a candidate may get various job opportunities in the private and public sectors. Some Public companies offering jobs for mechanical engineers employ mechanical engineers are Indian Army, BHEL, ISRO, NTPC, Civil Services etc. 

• Public Sector Industries – ONGC / SAIL / DRDO / NTPC / IOC / VSSC / ISRO
• Aerospace Industries
• Automobile Industries
• Chemical Industries
• Computer Industries
• Communication Companies
• Paper Industries
• Power Generation Industries
• Steel Industries

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is counted as one of the best high paying engineering branches in India and abroad.

As of the data on April 2022 by the Payscale India, an entry-level Mechanical Engineer who is a fresher is expected to earn an average of INR 352,835 per year which keeps on increasing with experience and skill set. An experienced Mechanical engineer can earn up to INR 859,334.

Let’s check more salary data as per Payscale India below that will help you understand the better about the salary of mechanical engineers graduates:

• An entry-level Mechanical Engineer with less than 1 year experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of INR 287,440 per year
• An early career Mechanical Engineer with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of INR 301,905 per year
• A mid-career Mechanical Engineer with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of INR 518,735 per year
• An experienced Mechanical Engineer with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of INR 893,070 annually.
• Students in their late career (20 years of experience and higher), employees earn an average total compensation of INR 996,290 per annum

Here are some insights about Mechanical sector:

• According to the Engineering Industry Report 2021, India’s engineering sector is the largest industrial sector. A total of 27 percent of factories are in this sector. A total of 63% of foreign collaborations come from this sector. There are two major segments in India’s engineering sector: heavy engineering and light engineering. US$ 92.00 billion was the turnover of the capital goods industry in 2019 and is forecast to reach US$ 115.17 billion by 2025.
• As per InvestIndia, India is the world’s 5th largest vehicle market.
• India is the 3rd largest coal producer in the world.
• India has the 3rd largest number of nuclear reactors being installed in the world.
• India is also the 3rd largest producer of electricity in the world.
• There were 367.28 GW of capacity power stations installed.
• In India, 159.54 GW of peak power is required and 67% of hydropower required.
• In India, 9.08% capacity CAGR were installed (FY09-FY18)
• Private sector generates close to 45.2% of India’s thermal power.
• States produce 24.6% and Centre produces 30.2%.
• The share of large hydro and nuclear energy in total installed capacity is around 3.2% and 2% respectively.
• Increasing per-capita power usage is likely to provide further impetus to the energy industry and highest ever coal production increases to 74mn in 2years.
• India’s power sector is forecasted to attract investment worth $ 128.24-135.37 billion between FY19-23.
• The 1,265 billion units of electricity generation target was set up by the ministry of power. Actual generated electricity was 1,249.337 billion units representing a 98.76% growth and 3.57% from 2017 to 2019.
• India is in 22nd position on World Bank’s Ease of doing business – “Getting Electricity” – ranking.
• 100% FDI is allowed in the Power sector for generation from all sources except atomic energy.
• 49% FDI allowed in Power Exchanges registered under Central Electricity Regulatory Commission Regulations, 2010.
• As per Business Standard news, the engineering, telecom, and healthcare industries are expected to add about 12 million new jobs by FY26, owing to the focus on recovery as well as technological proliferation and digitalization in these areas.

Higher Education:

Candidates who want to study further into this subject can opt for a master degree program. They can join the Post-Graduation in Mechanical Engineering course.

Below is the Post graduate degree program in Mechanical Engineering that a student can choose:

• M.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)
• Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering)
• M.Phil (Mechanical Engineering)

These are some engineering entrance exams a student needs to clear and crack with at least 50% aggregate but it is advised to score at least 70% to 85% aggregate due to rise in competition and cut off marks for this course keeps on fluctuating. A Student can sit for All India Technology Entrance Exams, Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), and National Institute of Technology (NIT).

Here is a list of top engineering entrance exams that are mentioned through which you can get admission in top engineering colleges in India, or even get the top engineering colleges in Bangalore, Karnataka.

• Bangalore is home to some of the prominent engineering colleges in India. There are many best engineering colleges in Bangalore but there are 10 private engineering colleges in Bangalore that provide mechanical engineering with an affordable fee.
• There are over 2500+ colleges offering this course all over India, both private and government engineering colleges.
• Bangalore is considered as one of the most prominent destinations to pursue engineering courses which is home to 60 plus engineering colleges in Bangalore. However, there are best mechanical engineering colleges in Bangalore according to Engineering Ranking 2021 by NIRF India. 

You can opt for top B Tech colleges in Bangalore to pursue your engineering dream which have been mentioned below. See the list!

• The fee structure for B Tech Mechanical Engineering in Bangalore (or any b tech college in India)is totally dependent on the type of colleges you choose.
• The fees of private engineering colleges in Bangalore range from INR 1 Lac to INR 2 Lac per year for a bachelor’s degree. In IIT’s and government aided colleges the fee varies between INR 20 thousands to INR 25 thousands per year.

• Admission eligibility for B Tech in Mechanical engineering also depends upon the quota one has applied for within an institute. There are specified requirements to qualify for merit quota and participate in counseling procedures. Furthermore, the students have to secure a minimum cutoff score for the admission through required entrance exams in the respective colleges
• Mechanical Engineering admissions in these colleges depend on a number of seats available in these colleges. A candidate can take admission in the course of Bachelor in Technology in Mechanical Engineering either through merit quota or management quota. 
• Management quota helps in direct admission in private colleges but in government colleges, management quota is not applicable.
• In addition to this, for B Tech Mechanical Engineering admission under management quota categories, students have to fulfill the eligibility as per the management rules of the respective colleges.