Sir my son is keen on doing Mechanical Engineering however is preparation is not much infact he is not the studious types but practically he is good ...his scores aren't very great ..his comedK is 54000 rant and bit 110000...infact he got a back in Maths..he is a bright child ...now I have to wait for him clear his back and then apply...how some good colleges are having mgmt quota ...but I don't know what to do ..as a parent i think he must earn it ...but then I also feel that if given a chance maybe he might prove himself...i have asked him mahy times are you sure u want to Mechanical engineering he is like yes if I do i want only that...i can get in srm and new horizon just checked these but I don't know what to do pls advise also suggest some good colleges in bglr

Ans: Appreciate your concern as a parent, and it’s natural to want the best for your son.
While it’s essential for students to earn their achievements, sometimes a supportive environment can make a significant difference. Encourage your son to work hard, seek guidance, and explore practical aspects of mechanical engineering.
If he’s determined, he can prove himself regardless of past scores. Remember that success isn’t solely about academic scores; it’s also about passion, perseverance, and practical skills.
Some colleges offer management quota seats. These seats are usually available at a higher fee, and admission is based on direct application rather than merit. While management quota can be a way to secure admission.

Bangalore has several reputable colleges for mechanical engineering. Here are some of them:
M. S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT): Known for its strong industry connections and placements.
BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE): Offers a vibrant campus life and good social interactions.
R. V. College of Engineering (RVCE): Balanced workload and excellent industry exposure.
New Horizon College of Engineering (NHCE): Known for infrastructure and placements.
PES College of Engineering: Another good option.
SRM University is also a decent choice.
These colleges have their unique strengths, so consider factors like location, campus culture, and faculty expertise. remember to visit the campuses (if possible) and gather more insights before making the final decision.