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1. JNU
2. Symbiosis Noida
3. Delhi University
All the best.
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I have already posted a detailed description about becoming a pilot in a similar question asked by you.
If still anything bothers you, you may drop comments below.
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You should visit at below website for short term government approved courses and believe me all are really excellent courses. Duration 1 year. Mode of learning online (Self-study).
https://rapidskillz.com/course-detail.php?txt=Skills.
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You are saying that you have got admission for a B.Tech course, but unfortunately you could not complete this course for some reason. And now, you want to complete this course via correspondence or distance education means. I am afraid what you are seeking is not available. If you had taken admission for a normal course then you have to complete it using the same means, you cannot switch over from normal course to correspondence course. However, what I suggest is that if you are really interested in engineering and for some reason are not able to attend college then abandon this course and start afresh with distance edu
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