Distance B.Tech

No, KSOU is not valid for distance education for B.Tech, and is not valid for government jobs.

Hi Gaurav,
Visit to this link below for the list of distance education B.Tech colleges in India :-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-colleges-india.

Have you seen any engineer that studied at home and became successful? What is the need for such colleges if one can pursue a BE from home? Would you be able to learn and conduct practicals at home? Short Answer, YOU CAN NOT. The best option for you is to pursue a regular B.Tech/B.E. From a recognised college after taking admission through lateral entry.

Hi Dhruva,
Kindly check your eligibility (GENERAL CATEGORY).
Qualification: class 12th
Minimum Eligibility to Apply-
Mandatory Subjects: Physics, Mathematics
For any further clarifications, kindly contact the college administration.

International Institute of Management and Technology Distance B.Tech
Study and Lead Educational and Welfare Society, Ahmedabad Distance B.Tech

Hello Harigovindu,
I am afraid, but engineering is not possible via distance learning. SC has ruled that any subject that needs extensive practicals cannot be offered by distance learning way. Hence the option you have is to join an engineering college via lateral mode. DTE of your state's website will give you the complete details.
Best wishes.

Yes, it's recognised by UGC but if you are looking for SMU then I would suggest some other options which are good as compared to SMU.
You can consider following options:
1. Amity University
2. Suresh Gyan Vihar University
3. Annamalai University
4. ICFAI

No. There is no B.Tech distance course that is legal. As per Supreme Court Order, Technical education by correspondence or distance mode is invalid. Hence no question about it being valuable or not. Don't fall for false promises of private institutions.

B.Tech course is usually of 4 years but since you have done your Diploma you might have chances to get directly into 2nd year. For Diploma holders B.Tech is of 3 years.

Hello Asif,
Failing is no crime. But, you must get up and start working hard in right earnest. So that you score very well in next exam and get qualified for admission in mechanical engineering. Of course, you will have to clear CET of your state with good marks also.
Best wishes.