Engineering

There's a term called lateral entry for the Diploma holders to get into B.Tech programme. For them, B.Tech is of 3years and they take admission during the 2nd year of a current B.Tech programme. Excluding the 1st year syllabus of B.Tech, rest is the same with students not having a Diploma.

No. For getting a better colleges such as IITs, you need to qualify JEE exam which you can give if you are appearing in 12th or 12th pass out.

NIT TRICHY is better than ANNA UNIVERSITY.
I would say both are very good in their own rights. CEG takes in a lot of candidates mainly based on TN state board marks. So the quality may be a little less than students at NITT where students are taken in through JEE performance. Still you can see CEG an

30 marks of internal theory subjects and 50 marks for practical subjects are considered in semester internal exams. If you have any other queries please feel free to ask.

Yes, B.Tech final year student can apply for the PGECET. IF you qualify based on the college fee will vary some may charge more than reimbursement and some colleges go with reimbursement only.

Your thought is better, as after the B.Tech in agriculture engineering. You can go for lot of jobs in various agriculture departments like AO. etc., And, Mechanical Engineering is also a very good Branch in engineering.

Last year, the cut off was 27 for the Respective M.Tech seat, but coming to this year it may vary.

It will be based on based on your branch. If it's Mechanical engineering it's somewhat tough, and if it's Computer Science it will be easy.

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Absolutely, I can say it is computer Science, because now a days software field has high packages compared to other.