Engineering

Yes, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering-Ludhiana is the best college for lateral entry. It also has evening shift. I am also doing lateral B.Tech here.

All the lateral entry exams for various universities are conducted in April but some colleges conduct them in June.

The total seats in UPTU are around 1000-1500 for lateral entry. If you are under 1500 rank then you can get admission in government colleges.

All the state government colleges give admission through LEET.

First confirm that there is entry for Diploma students or not, if yes, contact the enquiry office.

You can go with universities of California or Texas because they are more popular than any other except the MIT. Doing B.Tech from China is not so good you can find a good job there but for studies go with these universities of Texas or California only.

Amity Institute of Renewable and Alternative Energy has been there for a decade now and the domain of renewable energy has developed now (expected). There used to be very few students but the number has risen.
For someone who really had the calibre shall get a good advantage of this degree.
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When it comes to Amity University, Noida, the view shall certainly be positive. The main campus i.e. Noida, Sector 125 has a very good reputation in the country for engineering courses. They have a rich history of placements. The faculty members are good.

Dear Submit!
That's the best combination. Since you are already done you B.Tech in IT and in addition to that, you are having the more than 5 year of core technical expertise. That's would be great if you continue your specializations. Because this does't require more efforts from your side and you w