Lateral School of Creative Learning

Yes, there is a preference order for Birla Technical Training Institute lateral admissions into the second year. The order is as below:

1. Class 12 with Vocational/ Technical Subjects

2. Class 10 + 2 yea ITI in Engineering Trades with appropriate specialisation

3. Class 12 with PCM subjects from a recognised board

Birla Technical Training Institute offers only limited seats for second year direct admissions. These are offered through merit + counselling basis. The Birla Technical Training Institute seat intake is as below:

Note: This information is from official sources and can change.

Yes, lateral admissions in BTech are allowed in the second year. Admission will be based on merit. You must have passed 10+2 exam or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Math. The entrance form will be available on the official website.

Yes, candidates who wish to gain lateral admissions into the PGDM admissions of PBS are available according to the official website. However, there is no mention of the eligibility criteria for lateral admissions into the PGDM course at PBS. Candidates are advised to contact the officials of PBS to learn how to apply for lateral admissions into the PGDM courses.

Shri Krishna University BPharm and BPharm lateral fees is INR 3.52 Lacs and INR 2.64 lakh, respectively. The yearly fees is INR 88,100 for the UG programme. Once the final selection is done, aspirants have to pay the required fee amount to confirm their seats. It must be noted that the mentioned fee information is as per the official prospectus. Hence, is indicative.

Yes, a candidate can apply for lateral admission in MGM Institute of Health Sciences. This is clearly mentioned on the official website of the institute. Lateral admissions are possible for both UG and PG courses, however, the final decision for granting admission toally depends on the institute. 

For lateral admission to direct second-year B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at top engineering colleges in Maharashtra like VJTI, COEP, and IIT Bombay, the cut-off usually ranges from 70% to 85% in the Diploma or equivalent qualification. Highly competitive colleges may require a higher percentage, especially for CSE. It also depends on the number of applicants and seat availability each year.