B.Tech

Hello Shubham,
Lateral admission is possible in every state. DTE of your state will have on their website complete details of the admission process, fee, etc., and of course, seats offered in different colleges. Admission is invariably on the basis of marks obtained in Diploma and is restricted to domiciles of the state.
Best wishes.

Hello Harigovindu,
I am afraid, but engineering is not possible via distance learning. SC has ruled that any subject that needs extensive practicals cannot be offered by distance learning way. Hence the option you have is to join an engineering college via lateral mode. DTE of your state's website will give you the complete details.
Best wishes.

Hi Jahnavi,
If your vocational subject in 12th was computer science then you will be eligible for B.Tech in dairy technology. But if at all, you have already done your graduation in computer science then you won't be eligible.

Hello,
According to my experience, all the branches of engineering are best, but it purely depends on your interest or choice. Hence, before opting for any engineering branch, first you should check the syllabus and then choose a good branch of your interest. Hope this helps. All the best.

Hello Adarsh,
Of course you can. There is no maximum age limit here. In addition, your study during engineering graduation will come in very handy as you prepare for theory classes. Just do not worry and apply for admission.

It depends on your interest. If you have interest in computer field then go for B.Tech CSE and similarly if in any other branch then go for it.

No branch is easy or difficult. It depends on your interest. If you have interest in computer field then go for B.Tech CSE and similarly if in any other branch then go for it.

Yes, you can pursue B.Tech without giving JEE Mains and Advanced. In that case you have to opt for private engineering colleges.

Yes, you can easily get mechanical branches in good colleges like Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, JSSATE-Bangalore, etc.