Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and broadest technical branches that deal with the design, construction and use of machines. The programmer gives students basic knowledge and information about the operation of heavy tools and machines.
A student applying for the mechanical engineering major gains knowledge about the design of automobiles, electric motors, airplanes, and other heavy vehicles.
Several engineering colleges offer mechanical engineering in India.

IT technology focuses on the use of computers and data communications. Both the software and hardware sectors are part of IT.

Candidates must have passed the Higher Education Examination from a recognized institution in India with 50% marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry for B.Tech/BE IT Courses for IITs, NITs and IITs. After that, the eligible candidates have to fulfill the IIT admission requirements of JEE (Main) and then JEE Advanced.

Automotive technology is a part of mechanical engineering. The course offers specialization in the application of automotive technology, vehicle design, repair, testing and assembly. This program also includes research related to aerospace and marine engineering.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must have passed 10+2 and minimum qualifying marks with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as the main subjects. Apart from national level tests like JEE. Automotive Engineering Independent Entrance Exams are conducted in various State, Central and Private Universities, mostly 50% marks are required.

Chemical engineering deals with the design, development and operation of machines and plants. Chemical engineering, based on the principles of chemistry, physics and mathematics, finds application in the manufacturing industry. The development of the practice of chemistry has led to more advanced fields such as nanotechnology, biotechnology, biomolecular engineering, material processing, etc.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must have passed 10+2 with minimum pass marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects. Several public, secondary and private universities conduct independent entrance exams for this program, which mostly require 50% participation in the exam.

Without engineers, there would be no historical wonders or modern masterpieces. An engineering course deals with the planning, design, construction, maintenance and operation of infrastructures protecting public and environmental health and improving existing infrastructure. The program also teaches how to develop better infrastructures to maintain an ecological environment.
Eligibility Requirements: Candidate must have passed 10+2 examination of CBSE or equivalent board examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects. Candidates must also meet the minimum overall marks for the subject.

Computer science engineering includes design, computational processes, and programming languages. Students get to learn technical know-how to develop a variety of hardware and software and gain knowledge about communications systems.

Computer engineering is a study focused on hardware and software interface development and related problems in similar devices.