Engineering

There is no college which can give you admission in part-time.
These type of courses are professional courses. You can't get admission via part-time or distance mode. You have to study hard for M.Tech. 70% attendance is mandatory to appear in the exam.

The average package for M.Tech in Amity is around 3 lacs per annum.

B.Tech course is not offered by the university anymore, previously it was introduced for a year but now it is not there.

You can apply distance education via A.M.I.E. degree or diploma from there is best than other also valuable in govt sector

You can try construction management, project management or infrastructure management.
These are the courses basically focused on construction. You can also opt for other courses if you want.

Earlier, B.Tech courses were provided by DU but later they were separated and DTU was formed. But some colleges affiliated with DU do offer engineering courses. There are many DU affiliated colleges that provide technical courses.

Yes, you can. Diploma students, especially Plastics Mould Technology, are eligible to pursue BE/B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from any university. You can opt for lateral entry to,o which is the most common procedure for diploma holders. I would suggest enquiring about admission in the university a

In USA-
1) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2) Stanford University
3) California Institute of Technology
4) Yale University
5) Princeton University
6) University of Pennsylvania, and many more.
In Canada-
1) Queensland University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill Univers

For studying UG in America, you have to take SAT/ACT and TOEFL exam. Also, some universities ask for SAT subject test.

Almost all the colleges in Hyderabad are AICTE approved and all EAMCET colleges are also approved.