Civil Engineering

Yes, you can but in that case, you will not be eligible for direct second-year entry (lateral entry) in B.Tech. You have to apply as fresher for BE/B.Tech.

The fees for Diploma in civil engineering in IES College of Technology is 27,000 INR per year that is roughly around 81,000 for the entire course.

Yes, Japan's technology is far better than other countries.

In many cases, you may. But, not in all govt. jobs. For example, in few public sector undertaking, it is not considered. As a matter of fact, AMIE is continuing education meant for working aspirants and hence suitable for promotions, higher education such as M.Tech, high-level UPSC exams, etc.

Hi Rakesh,
Unfortunately, Diplomas are not considered equivalent to high school qualification in Germany and not accepted as a qualifier to Bachelor's degree. You can enrol in B.Tech program in India and complete the first year with very good percentile and thereafter you can apply to German universities. Overall, you will require an outstanding academic record.

Hello Kush,
The best branch for opportunities in terms of employment is definitely civil engineering when compared with aeronautical engineering.

Absolutely dear,
You can take admission. I have also completed my Diploma in civil engineering recently. Now, I have to also apply for the B.Tech admission through LEET. Best of luck.

I won't suggest specific country, but Germany and France are good for it. Germany also offers scholarship programs if you need.

That is not possible as Germany doesn't recognise our Diplomas. However, you can still apply using your +2 credentials. If you didn't do it, you can't apply. With your Indian Diploma, you can still do some technicians course.

Sorry, you are not eligible according to the eligibility criteria.