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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
Educational Qualifications required for B.Tech Lateral Entry:
If you are planning to apply for B.Tech LE then you must have successfully completed a 3 year (most colleges only accept full-time Diploma) Diploma in engineering. Most of the engineering colleges in India require a 60% aggregate in 3-year Diploma (Engineering any stream) after class 10 board exam. Doing a Diploma in engineering itself has a lot of possibilities. You can either do a 3-year Diploma after your class 12 board exams or apply for Diploma programmes right after giving your class 10 board exams. With this degree, you can take admission in various industrial train
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Scholar-Level 16
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Scholar-Level 16
The most demanding stream is CSE. So, better pursue that course. You can also opt for ECE as it is equally demanded. As for the status of Canada, do some research and find what is more demanded there, what industries they have etc.
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Scholar-Level 16
No, you cannot appear directly for UGC NET exam after B.Tech. First, you have to complete M.Tech then only you can give UGC NET.
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There is no integrated course for B.Tech LLB. So, you cannot do both the programs simultaneously. But, if you want, then you can do B.Sc LLB from GNLU/UPES Dehradun.
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