Engineering

Hello Abhijit Bhattacharya,
3 years Diploma is considered as equivalent to 12th. But this is not a universal truth. It depends on from which state you are doing your Diploma. I would advise you to approach the administrative staff of the institution from which you are doing Diploma at the moment. They will guide you about getting equivalence certificate of Diploma with 12th. Once you have this equivalance cert then you can seek admission in any course for which eligibility is 12th. Best wishes to you.

Hello Anurag Tiwari,
Normally speaking, a student chooses Diploma when need for early job is perceived. Diploma is actually a skill imparting course. If you can afford to spend money for your studies then I would advise you to go for lateral admission in course for graduation in engineering. However if there is a financial constraint then I suggest you take up some job immediately after completion of Diploma and then after couple of years think of doing graduation in engineering. You can also do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering for all practical purposes. Best wishes to you.

B.E/B.Tech courses done through the distance mode are not valid as per AICTE guidelines for employment and higher studies purpose. Hence never be pursue. B.Tech lateral/ Part time are the best options. AMIE is another available good option which is approved by MHRD.

You have to write VITEEE exam to get into VIT and give your best to score good marks so that you can easily get admission there.

B.Tech in ECE from VIT should be your priority as they have a good placement record with the highest packages.

Follow this link to predict your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-rank-predictor.

Under the reservation criteria for NEET 2019, the certificate for the PwD candidate must be issued from either one of the following:15% of these seats are reserved for Scheduled Castes, 7.5% for Scheduled Tribes, and 27% for OBC candidates.

Class requirements for hospitality studies typically include training in accounting, marketing and business systems, property and human resource management, and labor and liquor laws.

You cannot pursue B.Tech after commerce. You can surely enter the field of Computer Application, but not through a B.Tech course. Even when you talk about BCA majority of the colleges will require mathematics.

Here's the complete information about CSE:
https://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination,2020