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sir/mam i have done my iti in mechanic motor vehicle please tell me what i am doing next for better education and i have done also 12 in non medical.

After passing the ITI, you can pursue Mechanical engineering. You are now qualified for lateral entry into the 3-year engineering diploma program after completing your ITI, however, because of the lateral entry and ITI, you will complete the mechanical engineer course in just 2 years.

To become a Mechanical Engineer after ITI you can go for higher education such as BE/BTech or a diploma in Mechanical Engineer. The minimum education required for a Diploma course is a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum score of 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. Admission selection is done on the basis of performance in the state or university entrance examinations.

For BE/BTech in Mechanical Engineering, a candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum score of 60% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. Admission selection is done on the basis of engineering entrance test scores accepted by the universities.

°°° Of course, you can become a mechanical engineer after ITI but for that you have to take admission in polytechnic course in the same stream in which you have completed your ITI course and after that you can get admission directly in 2nd year of b.tech course as well if you want to delete your graduation in engineering.
After ITI if you want to complete your polytechnic course then you will get admission directly in 2nd year of diploma course on the basis of percentage secured by you in your ITI course.

In my opinion you should go for engineering course directly because it saves your 2 years of diploma. As you have done 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics as primary subjects then you can get admission to any engineering course directly by giving an entrance exam i.e. JEE.

Admission to various engineering colleges and allocation of seats in different courses is totally based on the rank secured in this entrance exam. In order to get a better college and course you need to get better rank.

To become a mechanical engineer you have basically two options.

1. Get admission in diploma course in mechanical engineering. Duration of this course is of 2 years. Once the diploma completed, you can get admission in degree course by using Lateral Entry Scheme.

2. Get admission in Engineering course directly by giving JEE entrance exam.

You have the option to study Mechanical engineering after passing the ITI. After finishing your ITI, you are now eligible for lateral entry into the three-year engineering diploma program. However, due to the lateral entry and ITI, you will finish the mechanical engineer course in just two years.

Procedure to become a Mechanical engineer after ITI:-

After completion of your ITI you can do diploma. But for this you have to qualify in the exam CEEP ( Common Entrance Exam for Polytechnic).
Once qualified in this exam you will admission into polytechnic in any college based on your performance in CEEP.
In polytechnic you can take any branch you desire.
The minimum eligibility to write CEEP is 10th class.

The candidates who are willing to pursue this course should have completed 10+2 exams with a minimum of 60% aggregate in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
BE Mechanical Engineering admissions are based on national-level entrance exams just like BTech courses. The top institutes select students based on JEE Main and JEE Advanced. The average BE Mechanical Engineering College fees in India is around INR 20,000 to 2 lakh per year.

Procedure to become mechanical engineer after ITI:-

You can get admission in the polytechnic diploma in engineering after completing ITI course. You can also get admission in the second year of the degree program. The admission will be based on the marks obtained in the final year of degree program.

Following are some good college is where you can apply:-

Acharya Polytechnic, Bangalore
E.S.C Government Polytechnic, Kurnool. Andhra Pradesh
Acharya Pathshala Polytechnic, Somanahally, Bangalore

Dr. Ambedkar G.M.R Polytechnic, Rajamundry, Andhra Pradesh etc.

Course - Eligibility

Undergraduate - Passed Class 12 exam from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects. Minimum 60% marks.

Admission is based on an entrance test as well as merit-based in private colleges.