B.Tech

Yes, you can do B.Tech in mechanical engineering through lateral entry in any of the college from India.

If you are going through JEE Mains, the criteria for your eligibility is to have minimum 75 percent marks in class 12th that's it.

No, distance course in technical subjects: Supreme Court. You can pursue in Arts and science from AMU from distance.

Yes, if you have a proof of PWD then you will surely get benefit of reservation. The expiry of the certificate should fall after some months or year of applying to college.

Yes, there are several colleges that need separate form to be filled. Some of them are the premier IIIT Hyderabad, IIIT Bangalore, IIIT Bhubaneswar, LNMIIT Jaipur, etc.

B.Sc+M.Sc+Ph.D (BT) is a science stream course available in all major arts and science colleges whereas B.E. / B.Tech. +M.Tech+Ph.D. (BT) is an engineering course (more applied) which is to be pursued in an engineering college/ technical university. Career prospects are different. Option: 2nd is better, but costlier than the earlier one.

Yes, you can. However, it is a waste of time if you take it after B.Tech. It's better that you take BHM after +2. There are a few institutes in Visakhapatnam. Sun Institute is the better one.

Yes, Central University also offers B.Tech courses.

It depends on your personal interests and choice. Though B.Tech has more job opportunities, B.Sc physics graduates also earn a good salary. Whatever course you choose, it should be of your interest.

Hello Neil,
Of course, you are eligible to seek admission under lateral mode after completion of your Diploma. This is subject to other condition like age, etc. I feel you must apply immediately without wasting any time.