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8 years agoContributor-Level 9
After your Diploma you can go for B.Tech Lateral Entry in any of the streams. It will be of 3 years rather than normal B.Tech, which is of 4 years. It means you can straight way enroll into 2nd year of your Bachelor's degree. Students prefer this course with an idea of securing a well-paid job after the completion of their professional degree course. So you can select any branch of engineering depending upon your interest among CSE, mechanical, electrical, civil, aerospace, biotechnology, food technology, biomedical engineering, information technology, chemical engineering, automobile engineering, electronics and computer engineerin
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Scholar-Level 18
I think it's quite late to answer your query. But let me attempt. Fundamentally all branches are similar and have similar job opportunities. But many a times it's a cyclical process. Some may shine this year while others may in next years. But what I would rec is that one should select only that branch which one likes.
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A minimum of 60% marks is required in the undergraduate degree from a recognized university or institution.
The Bachelor's degree should be of minimum 3 years duration after completion of higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent.
The candidates should have studied in regular full-time programmes.
The candidate appearing for final year examination in the current academic year, whose results get published before August, is also eligible to apply. Relevant work experience will be an added advantage.
The candidate should have taken any
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