Distance/Correspondence B.Tech
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Deepak Kumar
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The fees will vary from one college to another. The average fees is from 12000 to 1.5 LPA.
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Anshika
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Yes, you can correspondence after doing your Diploma in ECE. The correspondence is called as AMIE.
The eligibility of AMIE is that you should have a diploma with a minimum aggregate of 45%.
The AMIE advantage is that it is considered equivalent to B.E/B.Tech. The government recently announced this.
So you don't have to worry about the jobs as you will get awesome jobs after you finish the correspondence. However, there is a disadvantage that the entrance exams which ask for 12th marks won't consider diploma students and so AMIE not eligible
But there are few of these. And definitely the courses are valuable as I have mentioned above you c
The eligibility of AMIE is that you should have a diploma with a minimum aggregate of 45%.
The AMIE advantage is that it is considered equivalent to B.E/B.Tech. The government recently announced this.
So you don't have to worry about the jobs as you will get awesome jobs after you finish the correspondence. However, there is a disadvantage that the entrance exams which ask for 12th marks won't consider diploma students and so AMIE not eligible
But there are few of these. And definitely the courses are valuable as I have mentioned above you c
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
If you have completed Diploma in Engineering, then B.Tech lateral and part time are the options. AMIE is another option recognised by MHRD. BE / B.Tech part time or distance courses are not valid as per AICTE guidelines. Hence, never pursue them.
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AANCHAL JHINGAN
Guide-Level 12
Distance B.Tech is not helpful for jobs. So, consider your BTech from a regular mode. Good Luck.
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AANCHAL JHINGAN
Guide-Level 12
B.Tech is not available in distance programme. Nor they are valid for B.Tech as this course requires practical knowledge. For further information, you can visit the Lovely Professional University Website.
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Anweshika Gupta
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You can check it out. There are huge number of colleges, but atleast you should be specific with the area or location,. State you want to go, also the branch.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
Guide-Level 15
I don't think any college in india provides B.Tech degree in distance mode as it is a technical course. If any provide, it will a open university certificate.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
Guide-Level 15
Correspondance course in B.Tech is not recognised by government of India. So, you wouldn't be eligible for government or may be for private jobs in India.
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