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Hi Sunil,
NITs do not offer lateral entry course. But, you may refer to the below list of colleges offering your desired course.
-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
To take admission you may directly contact the university officials as lateral entry rules differ from one university to another.
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Hi,
If you mean IBS- Hyderabad, the as per its official website, IBS Hyderabad (Faculty of Management Studies) is a constituent of the ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, which is declared to be a Deemed-to-be-university under Section 3 of UGC Act. 1956.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding its accreditation.
Link: http://www.ibsindia.org/ibs_hyderabad.html
Please remember, selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute.
- Accreditation of the institute.
- Institute's infrastructure.
- Teaching faculty.
- Specialization offered.
- Past placements records.
- Tuition fees.
- City preference.
- Industry interface.
If possible, you may personally visit this institute, and talk to the students studying there, and take there feedback regarding faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc, all this will help you to take decision.
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