Lateral entry

Hello Manojkumar,
Yes, Karunya University indeed offers scholarships of different amounts to different categories of students. Information is very exhaustive and is available on their webpage. I would advise you to pursue it for full information.

Hello Sanjana,
Except for IIT, NIT and CFI, all other colleges in Maharashtra offer lateral admission. It's basically economic decision. With close to 40K seats not filled, colleges do need students to sustain.

Hi Manohar,
Yes, she can do BE in CSE engineering. She will have to appear for LEET entrance exam conducted by Delhi College of Engineering. IP University also conduct their own entrance exam every year for lateral entry students. After clearing this, she can get admission directly in 2nd year of engineering.

Hi Anirudha,
All engineering college, which is filled through state engineering entrance exam (LEET) provides lateral entry. To get admission in a government college, you will have to get maximum marks.

Hello Pritam,
Normally, each state has its own policy. Some states make marks obtained in diploma as criteria while some have CET for this purpose. You will find this information on portal of DTE of tech education of your state. Private colleges have their own policies.

Hello,
Check the link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/44-2-123-0-0
Best wishes.

Hi Harsha,
To take admission in B.Tech in any state, you will have to appear for LEET entrance exam conducted by each state universities. Moreover, some deemed university also conduct their own entrance exam.

Dear Bablu,
Yes, of course you can take admission in B.Tech through lateral entry. For that, you will have to appear in entrance exam that is LEET conducted by each state university & some deemed university also conducts their own entrance exam.

Delhi Technical University (DTU) is no. 1 government university for lateral entry B.Tech admission based on university reputation, ranking, faculty, facilities and placement records.