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Hi Sahil,
1)
After Diploma you may join lateral B.Tech course in which you can directly enter into the second year.
To take admission you may directly contact the university officials as lateral entry rules differ from one university to another.
For your reference, below is the list of lateral entry colleges :
-Janeta Subash Institute of Technology
-Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology
-Uttaranchal Institute of Technology
-IIMT College of Engineering
-Institution of Electronics and Telecom Engineers
-HMR Institute of Technology and Management
-Amity School of Engineering and Technology
2)
AMIE stands for Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers. A unique program wherein you can attain an engineering degree, if you have lost the opportunity to do so earlier.
To pursue AMIE, aspiring students should posses at least one of the following eligibility criteria mentioned below :
*Should be at least 18 years or above.
*The person should have undertaken and passed the 3 year Diploma conducted by the IEI or any related branch of Engineering or technology or any other related field.
*He or She should possess a diploma or certificate equaling to the above and obtained by a recognized educational body.
*Should have passed +2/hsc/pre degree/PDC with subjects taken being Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and a minimum of a passing rate of 45%.
*Students who posses other similar qualifications that are not clarified above may contact the institute for further information regarding enrollment.
Choose a course which matches your interest, skills and long term career goal.
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Wish You Luck!

Is your question geared towards supply chain experts or is it more a question around how to gain expertise in supply chain management.
If it is more towards latter, than I can add a few things to what people have already written. Supply Chain Management is an area that requires a specific training curriculum. The period when general management students could perform various roles within supply chain are long gone and now trained professionals who have gained expertise in sourcing, procurement, distribution management, inventory optimization and control etc. are preferred for various roles.
As a student who's interested in this field, there are various options that you can pursue. You could explore short term certificate courses in supply chain. In case you have a bit more inclination, you can opt for diploma courses. For people who are clear about making growing supply chain industry as their career choice can go for MBA in Supply Chain Management.

Hi Manimegalai.
Java is an object-oriented programming language. It is used in a variety of computing platforms, you can see it nearly everywhere nowadays, from embedded devices and mobile phones to enterprise servers and supercomputers. In the point of view of many IT experts, Java is a hot property of Sun Microsystem. Seriously speaking, JAVA has brought a lot of advantages to the software developers. Java is specially designed to be very user friendly. If compared with other programming languages, Java is easier to write, compile, debug and learn. This is because it uses automatic memory management and garbage collection. New learners can apply it easily within a short period of time.
It is always learn from a good institute like NIIT or Aptech. These are leading institutes. It is better to study from an institute than online. More doubts can also be cleared directly face to face.
All the best.
Regards.
Gijoo

Hi Barun.
To get idea about astronomy you must be thorough in the following
astro chemistry
astro physics
binaries (astrophysics)
black holes (astrophysics)
celestial body orbits
celestial body physical properties
celestial body trajectories
celestial mechanics
cosmic dust
cosmic noise
cosmology
dark energy
dark matter
expansion of the universe
galactic evolution
galactic structure
galaxies (astrophysics)
galaxy clusters
gravitational collapse (astrophysics)
gravitational theory (astrophysics)
gravitational waves (astrophysics)
hydromagnetics (astrophysics)
intergalactic dust
intergalactic gases
intergalactic matter
interplanetary dust
interplanetary gases
interplanetary matter
interplanetary shock waves
interstellar dust
interstellar gases
interstellar matter
Magellanic clouds
magnetism (extraterrestrial)
nebulae (astrophysics)
novae (astrophysics)
nuclear astrophysics
physical properties of celestial bodies
pulsars (astrophysics)
quasars (astrophysics)
solar system evolution
space plasmas
stars (astrophysics)
stellar evolution
stellar luminosity
stellar magnetic fields
stellar mass accretion
stellar physics
stellar systems
supernovae (astrophysics)
universe
All the best.
Regards.
Gijoo