Distance/Correspondence B.Tech

No, distance course in technical subjects: Supreme Court. You can pursue in Arts and science from AMU from distance.

Yes, you can get distance B.Tech course, if you are a Diploma holder. Otherwise, you can't. And, seats are limited and are only based on merit.

Try to go for full-time proper engineering course. Have a look at the best Engineering colleges in Madurai:
Velammal College of Engineering and Technology
St Michael College Of Engineering and Technology
ULTRA College of Engineering & Technology
Thiagarajar College of Engineering
Vaigai College of Engine

Distance BE/B.Tech courses are not valid from May 2013 Government of India has invalid the correspondence BE/B.Tech or any Technical courses for employment. They are not allowed to get a government job. However, one may do part-time/evening personal cum contact courses which are approved by AICTE. I

Yes, you can pursue the same. The candidate should have scored at least 50% in 12th.

Sorry man, distance B.Tech is not recognised.
Regards.

You can. But certain jobs require a regular degree not the correspondence one. But if they allow correspondence mode, you can go for it.
Karnataka State Open University has this course that you can opt for.

Hello Boomi,
Yes, you can think of doing engineering or B.Tech via distance education mode after completion of your Diploma. I am attaching a link that will give you information regarding different Institutions or colleges awarding engineering degree via distance education method. Many of these inst

Please avoid doing your under graduation through distance learning, you can pursue your Master's degree through distance even when you are working in a company. Distance learning degree worth less than the regular degree holders. Moreover, B.Tech is not a course which an individual can be good at by

I would suggest you go for a full-time regular course that will be much beneficial than getting a degree through distance.