Polytechnic

If you can show your salary slips at the time of the interview then it would be considered as work experience.

You are not eligible to apply for MBA as you are just a Diploma holder. It is a Master's degree program and the minimum eligibility requirement is degree in any discipline from a recognized university with 50% marks.

Hello Atharva,
You do not meet the eligibility criteria, hence you cannot appear for this entrance exam. Your best chance to pursue degree is to get good marks in Diploma and bid for admission in the 2nd year of engineering.

You should submit the online application during the time of admission. Your allotment is based on your 10th marks. If you have completed ITI/VHSC you have more chances to get a government seat.

Directorate of Technical Education in most of states conduct Join Entrance Examination (JEE) for Diploma level courses. The minimum academic qualification to appear in JEE is a pass in the final examination of High School (with the subject science and maths-II) from recognized board or equivalent. You may look for details in your own Atate Government's website for details.

Hi,
You have to pursue B.Tech because that gives you growth, salary and professional degree but on other hand, after polytechnic diploma you have to complete B.Tech programme for further growth.
In many good companies, B.Tech degree always has been on high demand.
All the best.

Generally 'state diploma boards' offers in both modes. Go to your nearest polytechnic, your stream staff room and ask them.

Yes, you can easily change your stream because in all engineering stream 1st and 2nd years are almost same. So directly contact your institution's administration for this.

You should opt for a single course. What would you do if your exam for both the courses gets scheduled at the same time?