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Scholar-Level 18
Distance learning programs are good while you are in jobs because of time constrains. But, if you are fresher or unemployed than in my opinion you have to go with the regular BSC-CS course, because there are so many of doubts and issues, which cannot be solved through the distance learning mode. Most important the required pace and motivation are another factors which cannot be attained by using the distance learning mode. Further you are also eligible for B.Tech lateral entry scheme of various engineering colleges, so you have to look this aspect also. Good Luck.
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If you are working professional, then distance learning may be the good option because of time constrains, but if you are fresher or unemployed, than in my opinion you should go with regular study. Because, there are so many issues and doubts, which cannot be clear through the distance mode and most important the required pace and motivation cannot be attained through the distance mode. Further, you are also eligible for regular B.Tech lateral entry scheme, there are many colleges offers admission in 2nd year to diploma holders. So, you may look this aspect also. Good Luck.
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It would be better, if you apply for IIT JAM because the better college you get, the higher your package and learning gets.
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https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/colleges/m-a-colleges-Delhi-ncr?rf=filters&ct[]=10223&bc[]=82&ss[]=sb_57:sp_167&uaf[]=location&uaf[]=base_course
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Yes, you can do, if meeting the eligibility criteria. The DTU offers following courses in B.Tech Lateral entry as Biotechnology, Electrical engineering, Environment engineering, engineering physics, Polymer and chemical technology and production and industrial engineering. The eligibility criteria of LET programs is three years engineering Diploma in any branch of engineering with 60% marks from state board of technical education or Diploma recognized by AICTE.
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If you give MAT exam in February then you will definitely get admission in the same year. So, you do not have to worry.
All the best.
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IIHM, IHMs (Noida, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata), Welcome group of institutions, and some private institutions.
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Beginner-Level 4
Other than this, there is another link providing you Ph.D. question papers PDF of the exam held right previous years. Yes! Past year's question papers and that too upto the year 2011. http://hsee.iitm.ac.in/past_qp.php
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2. Amigos Solutions Private Limited.
3. GCTS Gupta College of Technological Sciences.
4. Bengal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research.
5. PM Panihati Mahavidyalaya.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 8
Do not be in so much of stress. Remember one thing, mock tests are for practice and they are made hard, trust me. And still you have a lot of time so just read and do not think about marks. Your concept should be clear. So, see that you are not making any mistake over there. Also, focus on NCERT books.
All the best.
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