B.Tech

Hello Raghavi Anand, I am afraid that I could not understand anything from your query. However I would like to advise you that, please raise fresh query giving information about:
What is your educational qualification at present? Whete you want to take admission? What is your doubt about it? Process? Exam pattern? Entrance exam? Etc. Once you give this I am sure that any one counsellor can give you proper response. Best wishes to you.

You can apply to Amity Noida or Jaipur campus, it is open for PCB students too. Alternatively you can try DY Patil and Manipal too.

The tentative qualifying marks for GEN category (common rank list) students is 89.75 for GEN (EWS category) is 78.21, for OBC-NCL is 74.31, for SC is 54, 44 for ST & 0.11371730 for PWD candidates.

I Suggest you to Top 10 Private University Direct MBA Admission: NMIMS accepts NMAT Symbiosis accepts SNAP XUB accepts CAT/XAT/X-GMT. Many other Private universities offer direct MBA Admission.

Yes, you can join directly. But some colleges don't accept Diploma based admission. So, it is based on college.

Hello Alauddin, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/veermata-jijabai-technological-institute-vjti-mumbai-matunga-east-19301/cutoff
Best wishes to you.

Hello Mitalparatane, Unfortunately no. This is so since it depends on many factors like the number of students who fail in the first year of engineering, the sanctioned capacity of the college, the number of students seeking admission under the lateral entry, etc. But it's published every year. Best wishes to you.

Hello Animesh Singh, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/ggsipu-guru-gobind-singh-indraprastha-university-delhi-24725/course-bachelor-of-technology-b-tech-lateral-entry-273913
Best wishes to you.

Hello Alan Joseph, every university has rules and regulations laid out for such transfers. However private colleges invariably feel that they are losing a paying student and hence devise different means to prevent such transfers. Sometimes if one is willing to pay fees of all four years then they may allow. You need to approach the administrative staff of your college to begin the process. Best wishes to you.