B.Tech

I don't think that pursuing B.Tech via distance mode is worthful. You should try it in regular mode.

The following exams are for engineering stream
JEE Mains and advanced:
KVPY
COMEDK
KCET
WBJEE
EAMCET
The following exams are for Private Universities
VITJEE
SRMJEE
MITE
Amity
LPU
I have written this to the best of my knowledge. Thank you for requesting for my answer.

Don't know exact fee structure, and you may get it online or from MIT account section. But for your understanding, I would like to tell you some basic idea. When I was in engineering total fee for general category was 1.15 lac per year and for once it was something 6070 K. But after MIT got approved status of university, the fee just got double. As per I heard from my juniors, current fee is for BE is around 2.5 lacs. Not sure about exact no. But yes it is around 2.5 lacs.

First, you clear the backlogs bro. Without that, it's not possible to continue your studies anywhere.

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue the degree course you have to search on the internet and find out the good colleges and check their eligibility criteria and then if you satisfy the criteria, you can get into that College.
Good luck.

Dear Hartej,
With no further doubts, B.Tech in CS from DTU should be your topmost priority. It is one of the best engineering college in Delhi and is also considered equivalent to NIT, Delhi. Thapar University is nowhere compared to DTU even if you do integrated 5 years course. Hope this helps.
Good Luck. Upvote the answer if this helps you.

Hello Shruti,
I am afraid, COEP does not have this facility. But you indeed can seek lateral admission in COEP by following procedure laid down by DTE, Maharashtra on their website.
Best wishes.

Hi,
You will have to appear for a PG entrance exam of the university and qualify it to enter into M.Tech Environmental Engg.

Hello Hartej,
Private colleges have to come up with newer gimmicks to attract students. Doing MBA is of course dream of many engineering graduates. Hence Thapar has come out with this. Students also get benefited in that after graduation, they don't have to struggle to clear many entrance exams for MBA. About placements, Thapar indeed has good reviews. However, it depends on the economic conditions of the country when you will pass out.

You first try for any scholarship test which provides you with a scholarship and after it, on the basis of the scholarship, you will be able to go abroad.