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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sudeep,
Please remember that lateral entry is invariably restricted to students domiciled in that state. For fees and other issues please keep looking for information around March / April.
Please remember that lateral entry is invariably restricted to students domiciled in that state. For fees and other issues please keep looking for information around March / April.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Raj,
Normally speaking, lateral entry directly into 2nd year of engineering is given to Diploma holders. However, in many states, thousands of seats are not filled. The sponsors of such colleges have prevailed upon some state government's to treat B.Sc as equivalent to Diploma for lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering. Hence, you need to status of your state from webpage of DTE of technical education.
However, a word of caution. More than 50% engineers could not get jobs after passing out. Around 300 engineering colleges are prevented from accepting any fresh admission from the coming session.
It is better to pursue M.Sc and
Normally speaking, lateral entry directly into 2nd year of engineering is given to Diploma holders. However, in many states, thousands of seats are not filled. The sponsors of such colleges have prevailed upon some state government's to treat B.Sc as equivalent to Diploma for lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering. Hence, you need to status of your state from webpage of DTE of technical education.
However, a word of caution. More than 50% engineers could not get jobs after passing out. Around 300 engineering colleges are prevented from accepting any fresh admission from the coming session.
It is better to pursue M.Sc and
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Yes, you can get it, but you can find even more better University/ College.
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rahul r
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You should consult with admission authorities of your institute whether you can get lateral entry. Having a good academic record will also help to secure admission. You should block a seat in the college you want to study before giving up your seat in your current college. Institutes normally allow lateral transfers under special circumstances like medical issues, shifting base from one place to another, etc.
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