Hello Akhila,

To be honest, it will not be a very good question to leave your B. Tech course midway like this because you have invested 2 years of your life in it and even if you sit for company interviews now you will question about why you left your B. Tech course midway and that might also become a reason for the rejection of your resume by companies.

Though if you still want to stop studying B. Tech then you can look for jobs online. There are various portals available these days where you can apply for various jobs. Prepare a good resume and upload in some sites like Naukri.com or linkedIn, etc.

Though the best decision will be to stay motivated and do some fun courses related to your stream to keep yourself interested so that you can finish this course successfully if you can do that then much better jobs are waiting for you.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

If you have totally lost your interest, I would suggest you to quit engineering and look forward to things which catches your eye. Rather than getting backlogs or chances of detaintion, it is better to stop at the earliest. It will save you time and money.

There are many option after completing Diploma in Engineering. I am suggesting you some of them. After Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, you can persue short term certificate courses like CNC Training, CAD/CAM Training, Catia, and Unigraphics etc. Also there are some post graduate diploma courses namely, Machine Maintenance, Product and Tool Design, Mechanical Safety Engineering, and Applied Mechanics etc.

If you are looking forward to join an industry then you can apply for junior level posts in private or government sector. You would be offered various positions such as Technician, Supervisor, Junior Engineer, Clerk etc. in government sector and private companies as well.

Another option is to get prepare for entrance exams for banking sector, MPSC, UPSC, etc.

I hope this information will help you to decide your interest.

Let me know if you want detail information about any of the above mentioned things.

Thank you.