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New question posted•8 years ago
I have done my Diploma in ECE. Is it worth to pursue regular B.Tech? I am currently working at GSP Power Project.
49 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Pathan Khan
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have completed my Diploma in mechatronics in the year 2016. Shall I go for regular B.Tech or AMIE after my Diploma?
47 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Chinmayee Maharana
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8 years ago
After passing Diploma, the most practical approach is to go for AMIE. This is the only option for working aspirants. You can get full information on this link:
http://www.amiestudycircle.com
http://www.amiestudycircle.com
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New question posted•8 years ago
Is IME (India) recognised by MHRD? Are its courses approved by AICTE? Does it hold the same value as regular B.Tech?
168 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Atanu Ganguly
New answer posted•9 years ago
I have done a Diploma in tool and die & planning to study AMIE or regular B.Tech further. Which is the best option?
47 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Vishal Kumar
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9 years ago
Hello Vishal,
It's best to do B.Tech via regular college. But if you want to earn & learn then AMIE is the best option.
It's best to do B.Tech via regular college. But if you want to earn & learn then AMIE is the best option.
Upvote New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are the institutes for regular B.Tech with a low fee structure? I don't want to attend the classes.
41 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mrinmoy Das
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9 years ago
Hello Mrinmoy,
Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If
Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If
Upvote New answer posted•9 years ago
Which is the best option among regular B.Tech and AMIE?
174 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Tarun Yelamanchili
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9 years ago
Regular B.Tech is superior to AMIE because of its wider acceptance in job market in India and abroad.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
I did a Diploma in IT & want to do regular B.Tech without attending college as I am working currently. Can you suggest any such college?
139 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Elisha Joseph
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9 years ago
Yes, there are many colleges, which are providing distance learning in engineering. So, you can continue your engineering from distance learning center.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-06-04 13:35:30
Can I do regular B.Tech along with B.Sc. through distance education?
122 Views|Posted 2016-06-04 13:35:30
Asked by Vallem Sree Tulasi
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2016-06-04 13:35:30
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has finally given the go-ahead to students to pursue two degree courses simultaneously.
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New question posted•2016-05-31 13:45:26
What is the overall cut-off for admission in B.Tech full time in Dayalbagh educational institute, Agra?
358 Views|Posted 2016-05-31 13:45:26
Asked by Rizul Gupta