B.Tech

For being eligible for SSC JEE, you need to have a Diploma or a Degree in Civil/Mechanical/Electrical discipline. You should have passed or the results should have been declared before January 1st, 2019. Final year students either B.Tech or Diploma are not eligible for SSC JE.

As per JET exams, at the time of registration, only you can choose your exam centre and for year 2020, the date for exam has already been given of 15-16 Feb.

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-college-predictor
Here is the tool which you can use to get prediction of the college according to your score range.

https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-in-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-india
Here is the list of the college that provide aeronautical engineering.

https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-india
Here is the list of the college that provides M.Sc. In physics in correspondence mode.

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No benefits will be given for other degree. As per UGC guidelines, two degree courses cannot pursue together in regular mode. However, one distance degree can be done with regular degree. So technically, you cannot pursue two degrees together in regular mode.

UPSC is a very tough field to study and crack. Because you have selected for UPPSC so your further study of B.Tech will be stopped. There will be certain probation period time during which you cannot pursue any kind of regular course.

Hello Anurag Tiwari,
Normally speaking, a student chooses Diploma when need for early job is perceived. Diploma is actually a skill imparting course. If you can afford to spend money for your studies then I would advise you to go for lateral admission in course for graduation in engineering. However if there is a financial constraint then I suggest you take up some job immediately after completion of Diploma and then after couple of years think of doing graduation in engineering. You can also do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering for all practical purposes. Best wishes to you.

You have to write VITEEE exam to get into VIT and give your best to score good marks so that you can easily get admission there.