Engineering

You have to crack the entrance exam, which is conducted as per country.

If a seat is allotted to you, the pay fees of Rs. 20000 or Rs. 12000 (SC) is not refundable. This rule is implemented this year.

Yes, you can join, but you should have your class 10th pass certificates, and you can't pursue through distance mode. You have to attend the regular classes, and you have to skip the job.

Yes, it's approved by AICTE and its staff is working under MHRD.

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Yes, you can take admission. As a new Diploma student, your previous Diploma will not give you any benefit. You can only get benefits on relevant branches.

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Hi! Thanks for the A2A.
The thing is that NITs and IITs, or for that matter, even IIITs do not have lateral entry. While this may be counted as a certain disadvantage to a section of students, do try to understand that the rigorous preparation which churns out effective candidates cannot be replicat

Sure, you can do MS in Engineering & Management field, but you like technical. So, it means, go with MS in Engineering.
If you like Management, then go for MBA.
Following college are good for doing MS or MBA:
IIT, NIT, IIIT, IISc, MIT BITs, SRM.

Yes, you can get admission in the second year via lateral entry but you have to crack the entrance exam and lateral entry seats are very limited.