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7 years ago
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Scholar-Level 18
eligibility conditions say that the student should have passed 12th or equivalent in a particular year. Now many states including the state of Maharashtra have declared Diploma as equivalent to 12th and hence from this perspective you will be allowed to appear for JEE Mains. The admissions to VNIT or any other NIT will be strictly as per the all India rank declared by NTA after they complete their second set of examinations in April. So if you want to get admission you need to appear for and score a percentile of above 85 if you want to get admission in your desired NIT. Best wishes to you.
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Let me first explain the dynamics of lateral admission. These admissions are given basically against the seats which are lying vacant when the students pass out from 1st year and go to the second year. In addition to this some super numery seats are also allotted for lateral admission. Generally speaking, IITs do not allow lateral admission but have declared Diploma equivalent of class 12th and hence Diploma holders can compete along with the class 12th passed students for admission to IITs by following normal procedure. Different states have different procedures for lateral admission. Some states give lateral admissions
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The value of a Diploma is higher in Canada than India so naturally, you will have better scope. You can gain some experience, earn some money, get an MBA or something can return to India later. Plan properly. I would also suggest you check career options with the colleges first, practical co-op options to gain work experience, career support centres, etc.
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