B.Tech

Hello Abhishek, normally speaking one needs to have knowledge of a subject before becoming a specialist in one part of that subject. Right? But then there are variety of students and then there are some who don't mind studying a little more and desiring to do PG in a different subject than they had in graduation. Hence if you want to do M.Tech in civil after doing graduation in IT, you can provided you clear the concerned paper of GATE. That's all. Best wishes to you.

SASTRA University admits students in B.Tech courses through the following two streams. Stream-1 for 70% of seats JEE Main scores+ 12th marks) : Under this 25% and 75% of weightage are given to JEE Main scores and 12th marks respectively. Stream-2 for 30% of seats (12th marks) : Under this 100% of weightage is given to 12th marks. So the above are the two streams in SASTRA for B.Tech admissions.

Hello Piyush, it's very heartening to know that you still have the spark to study even after 25 years of work experience. But I am afraid that these days no professional course including engineering can be offered online buy any university in India and as a result you cannot think of doing graduation in chemical engineering by distance education mode. However you can do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering for all practical purposes. Best wishes to you.

Yes, you can get admission in Karnataka in B.Tech lateral courses. The KEA conducts the DCET exam for Diploma holders for getting admission in Karnataka-based Engineering Colleges. So please visit KEA website for more details.

Hello Asha, you indeed have a very fascinating academic record. But please do remember that, at least abroad, admissions for any course are not based exclusively on academics! You have all the chance to go to Canada. Here I would strongly advise you to approach an agency that is dealing with sending students to Canada. They will guide you properly. I have full confidence that the education system in Canada will embrace you with both hands. Best wishes to you.

There are very Engineering colleges in India offering B.Tech Genetic Engineering course. Private Universities like SRMIST conducts its own entrance test SRMJEEE and also accepting the JEE Main scores. While the K. L. University Guntur admits students on the basis of ranks obtained in JEE Main/ KLEEE/ EAMCET etc. The Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research (BIHER) Chennai admits students in B.Tech Genetic Engineering on the basis of Bharath Engineering Entrance Examination BEEE 2021. So JEE Main and University's own entrance exams are the gateways for admission in B.Tech Genetic Engineering.

Yes, JEE Main is a very important entrance gateway for engineering aspirants. If you want to take admission in India's top engineering colleges like IITs, NITs, CFTIs, and GFTIs then JEE Main is only the way. Further, all leading private engineering colleges are also accepting the JEE Main scores. So JEE Main is the very important entrance exam after class 12th for PCM stream students.