B.Tech

You have enough time to prepare well. Nudge yourself and study properly to get admission in NITs or IITs.

It is a good branch in UPES with excellent placements. You can go for it.

Hello Gaurav,
Presently, there are enough opportunities for employment after B.Tech in CSE.

Comparing the topics of B.Tech CSE and B.Tech IT would't be any useful to you. Because if you consider B.Tech in CSE, different universities have different course plans. Even colleges under the same university have different course plan. So don't try to compare. Which one is better? I would say CSE

Most welcome. Please follow the below link:
http://www.samundra.com/html/Applications/CombinedDNSandGMEApplication/application_GME.html.
Kindly note some important eligibility criteria - should have completed graduate engineering in the mechanical stream in the stipulated 4-years with not more than 6

Yes, you can take but have to clear the exam with good percentage. Best of luck.

Dear Tyson,
As per the guidelines of UGC and AICTE, no college in India can offer distance degree in B.Tech or M.Tech. It's an offence. And your degree will consider as invalid. So, don't even go tho these types of colleges who offer distance B.Tech. Just check their recognition from UGC and check if

SGSITS takes in take mainly from government colleges as far as I know. You can ask for more details from college helpline number which is available on the website.

If you are a Diploma graduate then in the month of June or July, you can fill the form of lateral entry. On the basis of CGPA, colleges are allotted. Same is for college up gradation. You can continuously make a check over the online form in Madhya Pradesh portal.