B.Tech

Yes, there is lateral entry programme for B.Tech.

The average package offered at CU and SNU is around 4 lacs for CS.

Yes, you can pursue the same. The candidate should have scored at least 50% in 12th.

Yes, you can easily get direct 2nd year admission in a RGPV affiliated college.

No, Generally B.Tech students are not eligible for the AO exam.

I am not sure about it. First, check whether KTU have given a provision of getting transfer to another University in their rules and regulations. If yes, then also it is possible only, and if you have cleared all papers up to current semester.
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These types of recognitions are useful when you wish to secure admission in colleges/universities. There is an importance of spot certificate while securing admission to colleges. The sports quota is even useful in case of jobs in the government sector. But considering under 14, I am not too sure but you can still check for more information on the internet.

There are many courses available to pursue in B.Tech. You can go for chemical, civil, mechanical, IT, CS electrical, food technology, industrial engineering, instrumental engineering, textile and many more. You should go with your interests and future demands.

No, IIT doesn't have any specific automobile engineering branch. It is a small part of mechanical engineering. If you want to work as an automobile engineer then you can take mechanical engineering in IITs and from there you can get into automobile companies.

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