Can I transfer from my BE course to any Bsc course

<p>Hi.</p><div data-sfc-cp="" data-hveid="CAEIAhAA" data-processed="true" data-complete="true"><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">Yes, it is possible to transfer from the B.E. course to a B.Sc course but you will almost certainly have to </span>start from the 1st year&nbsp;of the B.Sc. program.<span data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_k,AFxsxb_l" data-complete="true" data-processed="true"><span data-animation-atomic="" data-sae="">&nbsp;</span></span></div><div data-sfc-cp="" data-processed="true" data-complete="true">&nbsp;</div><div role="heading" aria-level="3" data-animation-nesting="" data-sfc-cp="" data-processed="true" data-sae="" data-complete="true">Key Considerations and Process</div><ul data-processed="true" data-complete="true"><li data-hveid="CAEIBBAA" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Different Streams:&nbsp;B.E. and B.Sc. are fundamentally different academic streams with distinct curricula and objectives (B.E. is application/engineering-focused, B.Sc. is science/theory/research-focused). The credit transfer between them is generally not seamless.</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBBAB" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Starting from Year 1:&nbsp;Most universities will require you to start the B.Sc. program from the very beginning (1st year/1st semester) because the foundational courses in the first year of a B.Sc. are different from those in a B.E. program, even if some subjects overlap.</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBBAC" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Eligibility:&nbsp;You must ensure you meet the 10+2 eligibility criteria for the specific B.Sc. course you want to join (e.g., minimum marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology).</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBBAD" data-sae="" data-complete="true"><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">No Credit Transfer:&nbsp;It is highly unlikely that your engineering credits will directly transfer to let you join the 2nd year of a B.Sc. course. The new college's academic panel will assess your prior learning, but the substantial curriculum difference usually necessitates a fresh start.</span><span data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_15,AFxsxb_16" data-complete="true"><span data-animation-atomic="">&nbsp;</span></span></li></ul><div data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">&nbsp;</div><div role="heading" aria-level="3" data-animation-nesting="" data-sfc-cp="" data-processed="true" data-sae="" data-complete="true">Step-by-Step Process</div><ol data-processed="true" data-complete="true"><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAA" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Withdraw from Your Current B.E. Program:</span><ul data-complete="true"><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAB" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Submit a formal application to your current college principal for withdrawal and cancellation of admission.</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAC" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Obtain your original Class 12 mark sheets, Transfer Certificate (TC), and Migration Certificate (if applicable).</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAD" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Be aware that your current college may not refund your first-year fees and, in some rare cases (e.g., private colleges), might ask you to pay fees for the remaining years before issuing your documents, depending on the bond you signed at admission.</span></li></ul></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAE" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Apply to the Desired B.Sc. Program:</span><ul data-complete="true"><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAF" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Research colleges offering the B.Sc. course you are interested in.</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAG" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Follow their standard admission process for 1st-year students, including taking any required entrance exams or meeting merit criteria.</span></li><li data-hveid="CAEIBhAH" data-complete="true" data-sae=""><span data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true">Submit all your original documents to the new college upon selection.</span><span data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_21,AFxsxb_22" data-complete="true"><span data-animation-atomic="" data-sae="">&nbsp;</span></span></li></ul></li></ol><div data-sfc-cp="" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">&nbsp;</div><div role="heading" aria-level="3" data-animation-nesting="" data-sfc-cp="" data-processed="true" data-sae="" data-complete="true">Exception: Lateral Entry</div><div data-sfc-cp="" data-hveid="CAEICBAA" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">A "lateral entry" option is more common for diploma holders entering the 2nd year of B.E. or B.Sc. programs in the&nbsp;same or a very closely related field&nbsp;(e.g., Diploma in Computer Engineering to B.Sc. Computer Science). Transferring from B.E. to B.Sc. falls under a general course/stream change, not a standard lateral entry.<span data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_2b,AFxsxb_2c" data-complete="true" data-processed="true"><span data-animation-atomic="" data-sae="">&nbsp;</span></span></div><div data-sfc-cp="" data-hveid="CAEICRAA" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">It is best to contact the admissions office of the specific B.Sc. college you wish to join to confirm their exact rules for students transferring from an engineering background.</div><div data-xid="Gd7Hsc" data-sfc-cp="" data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_2i" data-complete="true" data-processed="true"><div data-complete="true" data-processed="true"><div data-complete="true" data-processed="true">&nbsp;</div><div data-complete="true" data-processed="true"><div data-wiz-uids="AFxsxb_2k,AFxsxb_2l,AFxsxb_2m" data-complete="true" data-processed="true">&nbsp;</div></div></div></div>

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