Distance/Correspondence

B.Tech distance/correspondence courses are not approved and recognized by MHRD, DEC and AICTE. Hence never do this. It is better to seek B.Tech lateral admission in any reputed institution. The colleges offer B.Tech lateral admission are listed below:
1. Delhi Technological University
2. Punjab University, Chandigarh
3. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala
4. PTU, Jalandhar.

Distance learning B.Tech courses are not recognized by MHRD, DEC and AICTE. Hence never do such type of courses if offered by some institutes. In my opinion, you should go with lateral entry B.Tech regular courses offered by some reputed institutions like Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Delhi Technological University, Punjab University, etc.

Opt for NMIMS any day because with NMIMS come with a big brand name which will always be helpful. As in MBA, brand value matters a lot.
All the best.

Hi Sangeeta, Well, distance education does not have much credibility in the market. It is more about self-learning more than market credibility.

You should opt for any programming language course (if possible and, if you are interested, prefer for python) online certification can also be done through Coursera. Com, Udemy etc.

Hi,
No, you cannot switch college like this. There is no such provision to switch from distance to regular college this way. You will have to apply for admission from the start.