B.Tech

There is a boom of civil engineering nowadays so I can advise you to gain the experience in construction field as experience only makes you the perfect and you can earn good package, go for training in big companies gain experience and then go for good job, try to learn as many software as you can.

Hello Abshishek, In terms of resources, reach, reputation, contacts with industry etc. Deemed to be universities are miles ahead of private engineering colleges. Hence without any doubts I will say that deemed to be universities are better.

You have to do job for a year in order to fill the entrance form of DTU for lateral entry.

Hello, It's indeed great that you are desirous of studying abroad. Colleges/ Universities abroad do look at percentage of your degree but more than this, they are interested in knowing your whole approach to studies and life. There are many nuances. I would advise you to go to an agency dealing with sending students abroad for taking care of these nuances.

Hello Rezaullah, I am afraid, there is no legal way that you can obtain degree of engineering via distance education mode. However what is legally possible is that you obtain certification of AMIE. This is treated as equivalent to degree in engineering for all practical purposes.

Minimum eligibility is 50% for BVP or any other college in Pune/Maharashtra. You can try for colleges in Karnataka as their eligibility criteria is low as compared to Pune.

U r perusing M.Sc. Computer sooo I am not able to tell u that what u should do I think. But I want to tell u nowadays many online course are present which provided by international institutes thaaaat u can doo easily and it will b very easy for u I think.

No, for B.Tech in IT, Maths is compulsory up to class 12th.

at this score only 50% chances that you can get mit for btech in mechanical engineering