B.Tech

Please contact the college officials for the admission process.
Website: http://www.trinitycampus.in/

Average package is around 9 lacs whereas the highest package is around 19 lacs.

Yes, ofcourse every IIT and NIT has a special quota for outside India people i.e. DASA category you can apply for it as per the norms written on JoSAA's website.

From maths point of view, the important lastly revised topics may be geometry (especially parabola, ellipse, and hyperbola section), vector 3D and complex numbers.

Hi,
Engineering & Technology candidates should have undergone 10+2+4 (16) pattern of study and passed qualifying examinations conducted by the recognised Universities.
Yes, you can apply.
Thanks!

Hello Aman,
COEP indeed admits students based on lateral admission procedure. However this college is invariably on the top of students preference. As a result, the percentage required is of high order. As you are from open category, you need to score at least 90% in your Diploma.
Best wishes to you.

Never join distance B.Tech courses, because engineering and technological courses are not valid through distance mode as per AICTE and UGC guidelines. It is better to join B.Tech lateral entry regular courses offered by some reputed colleges.

Visit the below Shiksha to get past year question papers:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/dte-Kerala-let-exam-question-papers.

Candidates who have studied Diploma in Computer Science or Diploma in Information Technology are only eligible to apply for B.Tech in Computer Science course. You can study B.Tech in Electrical Engineering.

NIT Delhi is newly established college and started it's functioning in year 2010-2011. Hence, it's outcomes are still awaited. While PEC Chandigarh is well established India's the oldest college ( Since 1921). The placement record of PEC is very healthy, so my choice is PEC.