I want to change my college in the second year. I want a college affiliated to VTU. How is it possible? How much money do I need to spend?

Yes, you can change your college in second year, but there are many things that should be considered and should be thought of before changing your college and they are as follows: First, you should get the original migration certificate from the old university or college. For this, you have to contact the Examination Authority in your college. As migration certificate mentions your present education level of study and the grades which you got in your first year which makes it easier for new college to accept admission in 2nd year. Second, if both the colleges agree to your transfer, then only you can get transferred from one college to the other. Third, you can change your college after 1st year of B.Tech, but there are certain conditions that you need to fulfill that are that you should not have any backlogs or field subjects in your first year. You should have good CGPA in your first year and moreover, you should get no due certificate and good conduct certificate from the present college and get your present college to agree with your proposal of transferring to other college. Then, the present college will transfer your records to the joining college, but basically most of the colleges don't allow permission to the student to change the college, so the last option you have with you is to show the medical report and change your college on health basis. Fifth, you can also take lateral entry admission into the college or take LEET exam.

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It is possible for you to change your college. But, it basically depends on a lot of conditions: 1. You should not have any backlogs after you complete your first year and should have a CGPA of more than 8 to be on the safer side. 2. Check, if there is vacancy in the college, you wish you get admission in. This is what it all comes down to. Some colleges keep some seats reserved for lateral admission while some rely on the seats that get vacant after for admission in lateral entry. 3. You can to produce an NOC (no objection certicate) from both the colleges (the college that you are willing to go and the college that you are studying in at the moment). Keep in mind that you need to get the NOC from your current college and only then you would be able to get in the college you wish to. Regarding the involvement of money, it is usually difficult to get money out of your college, as no college would like to leave the fees for the next four years, and so they would at most ask you to pay the fees for the year.

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