B.Tech

Placement is 2 star out of 5 star for Civil Engineering dept but the faculty members are 4.5 star out of 5 star. More than 95% faculty members are IITIANS.

Please write about the college name for better response. However on the basis of your Diploma in Computer Engineering you are eligible for getting B.Tech lateral admission in some reputed engineering colleges.

As per the UGC guidelines doing B.E. / B.Tech from Distance/ Correspondence mode is not valid. So avoid to do this. AMIE, B.Tech regular part time and B.Tech evening are the best options for working professionals.

Amity University Rajasthan is best for B.Tech Food Tech. Labs are very good and updated. Faculty members are well qualified. IN addition to the theory courses, the programme places particular emphasis on practical training. Students are actively engaged in various areas of research activities. AUR believes in synergy with R&D agencies and industry leaders.

In NIT or IIT campuses, CSE is like a hot cake. So people with high rank also opted CSE in less rank NIT's compared to other courses. So you have to get a minimum of 99 percentile score to get CSE. As marks for CSE cutoff will vary year to year and exam to exam. So I am telling you in percentile but don't take it as a maximum criteria. Get more than 99 percentile. So that you will be in safe side to get what you wish. All the best.

Hello Sangeeta, it is very nice to SEE your intention to join the teaching profession after you have completed your graduation in engineering. If you are interested in teaching in college then you need to have post graduation as a minimum standard of education. Hence I would recommend that you go in for PG for or having a successful career in teaching in college, before taking up graduation in education. Best wishes to you.

AMIE and B.Tech regular part time are the best options for up gradation of qualifications. Anyone course can be done along with the job. However AICTE approved Part time regular B.Tech colleges are very less in India.

The following courses can be the good options after Diploma in Automobile Engineering.
1. B. Des. Course (Product design, Fashion design, Transport design, Leather Design, Knitwear design, Graphic design, Furniture and Interior design) of NID and NIFT.
2. BCA (Lateral admission)
3. B.Sc. IT (Lateral admission). .

Hello Viswa Nathan, you have done graduation in instrumentation branch of engineering and now desirous of knowing what next. Right? Well, there are two pathways for you to choose from. Go for PG in engineering or go for MBA. It all actually boils down to your interest. If you want to remain in technology then go for PG else opt for MBA. Best wishes to you.