B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Admission Process

To pursue the course of B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, an aspirant should fulfill the following eligibility criteria:-

• Applicants must have qualified their 12th with 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or equivalent AICTE approved 3 years engineering diploma in any stream or any higher qualification in science with Physics and Mathematics at the time of admission in Institutes.
• Candidates must have secured a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 in their PCM or equivalent.
• For SC categories, a candidate should have secured minimum pass marks in the qualifying examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with any one of the following subjects: (i) Chemistry, (ii) Computer Sc / Information Sc., (iii) Bio-Technology (iv) Biology.
• Candidates can qualify for the All India Engineering Common Entrance Test (AIE CET) exam for admission in the Puran Murti Group of Institutions.

If the candidates are always interested in Science & Technology, then Mechanical Engineering is the best career option for them. The aspirants can attend the All India Engineering Common Entrance Test (AIE CET) national level entrance examination. This test offers admission in Puran Murti Group of Institution, Sonepat, Haryana, and up to 100% scholarship to all entrance qualified students.

• Applicants must have fulfilled the eligibility criteria that are mentioned above.
• Candidates should fill the AIE CET application form. AIE CET is the national level common entrance test. Its form can be filled in an online and offline mode according to one’s comfort.
• After clearing the examination, students have to attend the AIE CET admission counseling to confirm their admission in the Puran Murti Group of Institution in Sonepat, Haryana according to All India Rank (AIR) of AIE CET.

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering study is related to the development of mechanics to reduce human labor. Mechanical Engineering course syllabus covers the following subjects:-

• Mechanical drawing without CAD
• Engineering Mechanics
• Basic Thermodynamics
• Mechanics of Solids or Solid Mechanics
• Numerical Analysis
• Heat Transfer
• Fluid Mechanics
• Machine Design
• Power Plant Engineering
• Refrigeration and building mechanical systems

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in the course of research and developing the engines, and machines. India is one of the competitive manufacturing countries. Owing to this fact, the future scopes for Mechanical Engineering graduates are considered quite bright in India. Mechanical Engineering knowledge is suitable for almost any kind of business.