International Institute of Management and Engineering

The Distance/Correspondence B.E/BTech programs are not valid as per AICTE and UGC norms for employment purpose. Hence never be pursue. You may go with B.E/BTech lateral entry programs for best employment opportunities.

Hello Shailesh,
Yes, of course. It's Indeed nice to hear from you that in spite of some years after you have completed your BE and while you are working, you are thinking of studying and do your PG in engineering via distance mode. Just make sure that the institution or the university from which you

Of course, you can continue your B.Tech from ECE.

BTech in distance mode is not recognized so it is difficult to say that you can be admitted to an M Tech.
Regards.

Hi,
The course doesn't seem to exist through distance/correspondence learning. There are only regular colleges for this course.

I think, you can't do this. There is a huge difference between CE and civil engineering
CE is completely technical field.

Hi,
No, it is a full time course in International Institute of Management and Engineering

Hi Amruta,
Yes, you can do it as a part-time course.
I have seen many people doing part-time Master's degree along with the job.

AICTE is just council for technical education as it name suggest All India Council for Technical Education
For Approval in distance education the power is with UGC DEB and it is mandatory for colleges to get AICTE approval.
Further, to your question as per UGC MHRD notification B.Tech and M.Tech can’t

As per the AICTE order, it is invalid as all Civil Engineering course required full time study with 75% attendance minimum, as qualifying criteria for the degree.