Engineering

IGNOU, IIMU, Aligarh Muslim University and Karnataka State University are some of the institutes which do provide B.Tech through distance/correspondence.

No, you can't get admission as your 12th percentage is low, but yes you can get state government colleges as I guess some of them don't require a high percentage.

For the detailed information, contact them either via email or contact number that they have shared in the email or by which you have received the email, only then you will be able to get the exact details.

You should opt for SSN College of Engineering as it is 100 times better than MIT campus as SSN has world-class laboratories and highly skilled professors with the strict class routine this is the best thing that is most important for the college going students.

No, college only provides a platform to learn and simply gives you a degree the main thing that matters is your skill and knowledge that you have gained in a 4-year tenure of your B.Tech programme, by this only you will be able to get a job.

Hi Vivek,
Yes, you are eligible for lateral entry. You can change your branch when you apply for engineering.
Best of luck.
Regards.

Sure, you can. As the government universities provide almost free education, so the money spent will only be on the accommodation and food and basic requirements which will not be more than 5-6 Lacs. So, the 2 year MS programme can be completed in your budget.

Hi,
You can get any private university for admission. But it depends on the fact the that you have given private university entrance exam or not. Many private universities conduct their own entrance exam, so students need to qualify it in order to get a seat in the college. You can go for UPSEE, SRM