Rajasthan Technical University

I am afraid that's not going to help. RTU is kind of strict in these matters. But surely you can ask your query by emailing it to RTU.
The decision of authority is final in this regard.
Best of luck.

Well, GAS is the government aided seat and SAS is a self-financing seat. The difference basically comes in the fee. The GAS seat is lower in fee amount than SAS seat.
Thanks.

Hello Darshan,
After diploma, you should go for lateral admission in your own state. It will save one year for you.

Hi Manoj,
RTU conducts entrance exams for its various courses. Depending on what you want to study you have to clear those exams, for example REAP for Engineering.

Riga Technical University (RTU) takes an active part in the EU youth exchange program Erasmus and has links involving over 300 institutions across Europe and beyond. Note: You can only participate in an Erasmus exchange, if your home institutions has a bilateral agreement with Riga Technical University. Good luck.

Please check for your eligibility to pursue a B.Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (Lateral Entry) at Rajasthan Technical University from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below. Admission process for this course is also mentioned at the link provided below:https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-petroleum-engineering-lateral-entry-rajasthan-technical-university-kota-270977

Sorry, according to last year admission process RTU takes admission through REAP (RAJASTHAN ENGINEERING ADMISSION PROCESS) which is fully based on JEE main marks. You can now started applying for private university or try again.

Hi Hitesh,
Admissions are based on merit and competitive exams. Please check the page here:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Rajasthan-technical-university-kotak-24932/admission#admission.

Yes, you can get admission in RTU. You just have to take part in the counselling conducted by RTU.