B.Tech

Hello Sayed,
You will have to go through eligibility criteria of this particular university to know if they allow lateral entry for a student from different state. Unfortunately, there is no single policy in this regard.

Hello Adesh,
Yes, facility of lateral entry in 2nd year of engineering is given to diploma holders but please have a look at the matrix telling to which branch you can apply based on your branch in diploma.

5 years gap is too long but if you were working for these 5 years, then you can go for executive MBA. Not sure on M.Tech, but you can check in that too.

IOGT courses are certification courses not degree courses. If you want to be a computer hardware and networking engineer, you are advised to do B.Tech Electronics and diploma in hardware and networking for a long term career.

Eligibility criteria for doing 3 years LLB degree is graduation degree. As you are still doing your graduation degree, you are not eligible for doing LLB.

B.Tech CSE graduates from top engineering institutes such as IITs, BITS and NITs, etc. have an edge in salary over B.Tech IT graduates in job market. In majority of engineering colleges where both B.Tech CS and B.Tech IT students graduates, employer's first preference is CSE graduate but there may n

Hello Adarsh,
I can understand your angst but just don't worry about this aspect. No fraud medical certificate is required. The best option is to stick to the truth.

Dear,
I think any more year loss is not a good decision. It is better that you take admission for B.Tech if available in your preferred field and go ahead.
Best wishes.

Well, you can go for MBA if you want to enhance your job skills which will give you an edge during company placement or you can sit for GATE.
Also, there are several vacancies in different organisations/departments (namely ISRO, Naval Academy, ONGC, IOC, etc.)
All the best.