Engineering

Admission in universities or institutes offering B.Sc in Agriculture course is done basically in two modes. It is done either based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (Direct Admission) or written exam conducted by the university/institution that offers the degree.
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There are courses for that first. You have to do that course and then you can go for the same.

As of now, this option is not available but some private colleges are giving 5 his option provided some terms and conditions
But I will prefer you to go with regular studies as engineering is considered as one of the most difficult course and you can learn many things in your regular studies as there

Yes, but it depends on cut-off and closing rank of that particular college. But you can try in reservation quota.
All the best.

All the colleges mentioned above by Mallikarjunaswami are good colleges for civil engineering but NIT-Suratkal and Manipal doesn't give lateral entry through DCET.

Go for Higher education if you do not have decent job in your hand. Depending on the qualification and experience, one can start as:
Product developer
Production supervisor
Production executive
Quality controller
Production manager
Research director
Remuneration:
One could get ample job opportunities in the

Hi,
For B. Tech lateral, first, you have to complete 3 years diploma in your desired engineering stream without any backlog with 60% marks from a recognized institution/Board.
Further BSc graduate(Math) having 60% marks are also eligible for BTech lateral entry. Yours age must be in between 18-28 ye

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