Engineering Admission Process

The eligibility criteria for B.Tech programs of College of Military Engineering is 10+2 pass with 70% marks in PCM for civilians. The admission are based on JEE Main/MH-CET ranks. Further there is no provision of lateral entry admission in CME, Pune.

As far as my knowledge is concerned, AMU does not offer lateral entry for B.Tech course. You will have to qualify the AMUEEE entrance exam and begin your course from the first year.

Yes, of course the attempt will be counted as you have registered for the exam and not given is not the issue for the CBSE to consider it as a case to uncountable attempt.

For admission in engineering, major college conducts entrance test, on the basis of which counseling are held for the respective universities. Formal notifications are released on the university website for any intimation of counseling dates. So if you have participated in CET, please stay posted on the university website.

Hi there,
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology is currently enrolling for lateral entry admission. Attaching the link here for your reference.
http://admissions2018.thapar.edu/online-application-form.php?_ga=2.132176078.1757254685.1542201032-349428019.1540211837
The placements are really good and what really stands out for me atleast is the global tie-ups with some of the best international colleges.

No, you can't get lateral entry into BCA. BCA is a 3 year under graduation degree course. If you want to pursue this course then you will have to pursue it by taking admission into the first year just like everyone else. Lateral entry is not possible in BCA course.

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The admission for B.Tech lateral programs are based on entrance tests conducted by the concerned state technical boards. In Kolkata (WB) the JELET is the entrance test for B.Tech lateral admission. Similarly in Delhi, The Delhi technological University offers B.Tech lateral programs through common entrance test. So, in both the cases you have to appear in concerned entrance tests for B.Tech lateral admission.

Admissions are being done on the basis of Common Entrance Testa (CET) conducted by Guru Gobind Singh IP University as per government rules. Around INR. 2 Lakh students apply for the CET and 70000 students qualify for the admissions in GGSIPU. Out of this, a few sharp minded students having up to 4500 rank in CET get a chance for admission in GBPEC. Hence, there is no lateral entry scheme in GBPEC for B.Tech courses.