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Delhi technological University conducts lateral entry entrance test DTU LEET for direct admissions to the 3rd semester of 4 year B.Tech programmes offered by DTU under the lateral entry scheme. It is a gateway for Diploma holders to get admissions directly in the second year of the undergraduate B.Tech programme. The 4 year B.Tech programmes offered under the lateral entry scheme are available in discipline which include:Biotechnology (BT)Engineering Physics (EP)Environmental Engineering (ENE)Mechanical and Automotive Engineering (MAM)Polymer Science & Chemical Technology (PCT)
The DTU LEET 2019 exam dates are yet to be announced. However, the DTU LEET 2018 exam was conducted on July 30.

Hello Manish!
For scope and employment of chemical engineers follow the link below
The scope of chemical engineering more or less remains the same but only difference is that with the increase in the technologies in the field of medicines and Chemicals modification the demand for the chemical engineering and chemical engineers has been increasing day by day not only in the government sector but in the private sector as well so definitely in the upcoming days India has a lot of scope in the field of chemical engineers the only need is to know the right information where you could apply your knowledge for proper information I will suggest you to Google it it will provide you with all information thank you.

Hi Nirbhay!
For scope and employment of chemical engineers follow the link below
.The scope of chemical engineering more or less remains the same but only difference is that with the increase in the technologies in the field of medicines and Chemicals modification the demand for the chemical engineering and chemical engineers has been increasing day by day not only in the government sector but in the private sector as well so definitely in the upcoming days India has a lot of scope in the field of chemical engineers the only need is to know the right information where you could apply your knowledge for proper information I will suggest you to Google it it will provide you with all information thank you.

Creative aspects of learning are developed when a class meets. Hence, we may not suggest a totally Distance mode course in direction. Practical learning has to be there, at any cost. It is not worth doing any course which needs professional competence which is developed by personal contact with the institution and in regular classes. There are many aspects of media related courses and it should be clear to us that distance learning cannot develop the level of skills and competence that regular courses can do. It is possible that one does distance learning studies when a foundational skill-set is already earned. Please refer to the following replies as the same type of response is needed here as well (Read your query subject in place of performing arts or editing):
Distance learning was not devised as an alternative to classroom learning or practical learning with the teachers. The same applies to the question as well. FCP is something which is a special learning and through the distance mode, I do not think that it is possible to comprehend and learn the best of FCP like tool through Distance. Besides, in India, we do not have that strong and fault-free delivery system of Distance Learning Programmes.