i stopped my education up to diploma in electrical and electron in 2000,but iam working in IT field,i want do distan which course suits

Dear Hussain, you can surely go for B.tech course through correspondence mode from UGC Approved university and thus enhance your profile without disturbing your job schedule. A bachelors degree is a must in these times where competition is so high and the eligibility standards for employment and employee promotions have increased. For further queries ,regarding admission details , course details and university details- kindly contact on : (+91) 9033001015 or email us at : supportdesk@asielacademy.com hope this answer has been helpful to you.

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Hi Hussain, As rightly mentioned by Suryap2012 , supporting his suggestion, I would advise you to go for the Btech through correspondence however there are rarely any institutes offering the same. IGNOU seems to be the best option, other than this JNTU offers Part time B.Tech or may be Rajasthan Vidyapeeth. Please do revert for any further query. if your query has been resolved, please close the query by rating it as the 'Best Answer'. All the Best!

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You may go for distance education BTech from IGNOU which is a very well renowned institute. Eligibility: (a) Three-year Diploma in Civil/ Mechanical/ Electrical/ Computer/ Architecture/ Chemical Engineering from a recognised polytechnic or its equivalent; and (b) Should be employed/self employed in equivalent capacity.

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