Engineering

Hello Mohammad,
It's very nice to hear from you that after completion of your Diploma you are now interested in completing your graduation in engineering. I am attaching a link that will give you all the relevant and required information about how to go for doing engineering by distance education. https://www.shiksha.com/distance-b-e-b-tech-chp
Best wishes to you.

Hello Keerthana,
Unfortunately, neither Telangana state government nor the Andhra Pradesh government have announced any dress code for the entrance exam which these two states are conducting, but you can check with your colleagues who have already given the examination as to what was their experience. Else you can follow the dress regulation guidelines issued by National testing agency for NEET aspirants, the link for this I am attaching below. https://www.ndtv.com/education/neet-2020-dress-code-what-wear-on-exam-day-check-nta-guidelines

Hello Sourav Kumar,
Doing graduation in either Food technology or biotechnology are very good options. In the days to come food technology will perhaps SEE more employment opportunities than biotechnology. With private participation in contract agricultural manufacturing, food processing is bound to take off in a big way. Of course biotechnology also will play an equally important role. My sincere advice to you will be to select any one of them whichever you feel more interested in. Best wishes to you.

Being a working professional regular lateral B.Tech course is not suitable for you. Please search some Engineering colleges in your proximity, offering the part time regular B.Tech course. The AMIE is another good option for upgradation of your qualification.

Minimum 150 marks in UPTU for qualifying.