With an 82 percentile in JEE Mains and OBC-NCL category, getting Mechanical Engineering at SGSITS (Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science) might be challenging, as it's a well-regarded college with competitive cutoffs. However, your OBC category can improve your chances, and you may get a seat if the cutoffs drop slightly or in later counseling rounds. Check the specific year’s cutoff trends, as they can vary based on the number of applicants and seat availability.

With a rank of 1,170,000 in entrance exams like JEE or VITEEE, it is unlikely that you will get a direct admission into Mechanical Engineering (General) at top institutions, as the cutoffs tend to be lower for such high ranks. However, you may still explore options at other less competitive colleges or branches in mechanical engineering. You could also participate in subsequent rounds or consider private universities with slightly higher cutoffs.

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With a JEE Mains rank of 87,943, it is unlikely to get Mechanical Engineering in top NITs like NIT Trichy, NIT Warangal, or NIT Surathkal, as the cutoffs for these institutes tend to be much lower for mechanical engineering. However, you may have a chance in newer or less competitive NITs, depending on the specific category and seat availability. Keep an eye on the official JoSAA counseling details for updated cutoffs for each NIT.

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If you're open to pursuing Mechanical Engineering, you might want to consider PES University, which is superior to RNSIT. RNSIT, in turn, is better than SJBIT and BNMIT. All branches, including CSE and ECE, are reputed.

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A diploma in mechanical engineering may provide technical skills but is not directly relevant for becoming an investment banker. Investment banking typically requires a background in finance, economics, or related fields. However, diverse skills can be advantageous in certain aspects of the industry.

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Since you have aggregated low grades in mechanical engineering dont think there will be no career in future because if you are very intrested and keen to learn try to learn some design softwares which are help ful for mechanical engineering after completion there's a high chance that youll be successful if you focues on yourself.

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Answering to your question,
Initially, there is no distinction in terms of value and scope between these degrees. Both M.E and M.Tech offer similar prospects and future opportunities, just as B.E and B.Tech do.

M.E is a course-based master's degree, considered a highly respected and recognized academic qualification. To be eligible for M.E, candidates must have successfully completed a B.E/B.Tech degree.

M.Tech is a two-year postgraduate program designed to provide students with essential practical skills complemented by sufficient theoretical knowledge to foster their development.

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Answering to your question,Mechanical engineering course wiul;l bedone after 12th or can be joined after doing diploma. Mechanical engineering course is an ever green subject which has huge scope in the coming future .

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