I am B.Tech CS 1st year student in CGC and want to continue my degree from IP College. Can I change my college?

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Asked by Riya Bansal
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archit kumar
7 years ago
Hello Riya, Lateral entry is for Diploma students not for engineering students, changing colleges affiliated from different university is not as easy as it seems, however you may talk to colleges if they don't have any problems you can switch, but the chances are very low. All the best.

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