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hi Aniket, RWTH Aachen, TU Ilmenau, Univ of Bayreuth, TU Kaiserslautern are some top Universities that offer Automotive/Automobile Engg.
There are 2 intakes in a yearSep/Oct and MArch/April. The application and admission process takes about 9 months so youneed to plan accordingly. Thedeadline for Sep/Oct intake is in Jan and for March /Aprilintake is in July. Hence, youwill need to make an early application.
Once the University receives your application they may takeabout 3-4 months to inform youof the decision. Not all Univmay intimate you if your application is incomplete, hence it is your duty to ensure thatyou send all the requested documents in one go to avoid anylast minute issues.
If you do not want to apply directly or are apprehensive youtake help from UNI ASSIST. they charge Euro 55 for their service of applying to 2-3 univ.And additional Euro 15 per univ.
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Hi Pankaj,
Although, you would not find many Universities giving B.Tech through Distance Learning as, B.Tech is a degree which involves lot of practical work, but few of the Universities which you may try for Correspondence programme are: Centre for Distance Education (Acharya Nagarjuna University), Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University. You can also opt for AMIE certification which is treated equivalent to B.Tech degree.
As far as HNC is concerned it is a certification given in UK so you would not be able to earn this certificate in India. However, AMIE is somewhat on similar lines so you definitely can opt to do AMIE certification.
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Pooja

Hi Pankaj,
Although, you would not find many Universities giving B.Tech through Distance Learning as, B.Tech is a degree which involves lot of practical work, but few of the Universities which you may try for Correspondence programme are: Centre for Distance Education (Acharya Nagarjuna University), Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University. You can also opt for AMIE certification which is treated equivalent to B.Tech degree.
As far as HNC is concerned it is a certification given in UK so you would not be able to earn this certificate in India. However, AMIE is somewhat on similar lines so you definitely can opt to do AMIE certification.
Hope this resolves your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a "best answer" or pressing the "thumbs up" icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Naman,
If you are talking about PSC then in that case Galgotia can be one good option but I would suggest that as Civil Service Examination is a tough nut to crack you should opt for coaching rather than self study. If you are planning to do self study I would suggest you to consult NCERT books from 9th till 12th apart from this you should enhance your general knowledge by constantly reading newspaper and general knowledge magazines such as Competition Success Review etc.
There are several other books available in the market for UPSC which you can consult depending on the subject you are planning to take up.
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Pooja