Which one is a better course to pursue after Diploma in civil engineering among B.Tech and A.M.I.E ?

I would suggest to ahead with: B.Tech Civil Engineering from Lovely professional University. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (engineering. ). (any stream) 3 years after 10th or 2 years. After 10+2 (Non-Medical) or Diploma in Architectural Assistantship or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent. (5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defense Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants) (10% relaxation to outstanding Sports Persons (I. e. A/A+ category as per Sports Scholarship), Subject to verification from Selection committee* of the University). AMIE: It is non-formal engineering course. It is meant for mostly working Diploma holders and plus 2 holders, who wants to pursue higher studies in engineering. It is recognised and equivalent to BE. You will be eligible for UPSC GATE PG and internal promotions in PSUs, etc. After this course. In North India, it is considered a very good qualification. The same opportunities for B.Tech hold good for AMIE, except in teaching. DVD.

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B.Tech Civil Engineering from Lovely professional University. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (engineering. ). (any stream) 3 years after 10th or 2 years. After 10+2 (Non-Medical) or Diploma in Architectural Assistantship or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent. (5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants) (10% relaxation to outstanding Sports Persons (I. e. A/A+ category as per Sports Scholarship), Subject to verification from Selection committee* of the University).

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Hi Amanjit, I will suggest you to pursue B.Tech Civil Engineering from Lovely professional University. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (engineering. ). (any stream) 3 years after 10th or 2 years. After 10+2 (Non-Medical) or Diploma in Architectural Assistantship or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent. (5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants) (10% relaxation to outstanding Sports Persons (I. e. A/A+ category as per Sports Scholarship), Subject to verification from Selection committee* of the University).

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B.Tech Civil Engineering from Lovely professional University. The eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in Diploma (engineering. ). (any stream) 3 years after 10th or 2 years. After 10+2 (Non-Medical) or Diploma in Architectural Assistantship or B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent. (5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants) (10% relaxation to outstanding Sports Persons (I. e. A/A+ category as per Sports Scholarship), Subject to verification from Selection committee* of the University).

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You can take up a job and try AMIE in your spare (part) time. If you want to do full time, try for B Tech.

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AMIE: It is non-formal engineering course. It is meant for mostly working Diploma holders and plus 2 holders, who wants to pursue higher studies in engineering. It is recognised and equivalent to BE. You will be eligible for UPSC, GATE PG and internal promotions in PSUs, etc. after this course. In North India, it is considered a very good qualification. The same opportunities for B.Tech hold good for AMIE, except in teaching. If you are a working person, take AMIE. If you are economically okay and want to study a regular course, study B.Tech.

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Yes, you can try for a job or for A.M.I.E.

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You can definitely apply for B.Tech after Diploma for lateral entry. For admissions, 2021, the admissions are being done online and the eligibility criteria to seek admission in B.Tech (lateral entry) is Pass with 60% in Diploma (engineering. ). (any stream) (3yrs. After 10th or 2 years after 10+2 (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Non-medical)/ B.Sc. (Computer Science) or equivalent.

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AMIE (Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers) is considered to be an equivalent to B.Tech or Bachelor of Technology but if you go for AMIE then you might face slight trouble while appearing for the job interviews The AMIE is not a degree course like B.Tech, instead it is just a certification course in which there are two sections and the minimum time to pass both the sections is 4 years. Hope it helps.

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Both B.Tech and A. M. I. E are good options to pursue after a Diploma in Civil Engineering, and the choice between the two depends on your personal preferences, career goals, and other factors. B.Tech in Civil Engineering is a four-year undergraduate degree programme that provides in-depth knowledge and skills in the field of Civil Engineering. The course curriculum covers various aspects of Civil Engineering, including construction planning, design, surveying, materials testing, and construction management. B.Tech in Civil Engineering is a popular choice among students as it offers a wide range of career opportunities in the construction and infrastructure industries. On the other hand, A. M. I. E (Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers) is a professional certification course in Engineering that is equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in Engineering. It is a non-formal educational programme that allows students to earn an engineering degree through self-study and examinations. A. M. I. E is a good option for those who cannot pursue a regular B.Tech programme due to various reasons such as financial constraints, work commitments, or lack of admission opportunities. Both B.Tech and A. M. I. E have their own advantages and disadvantages. B.Tech offers a structured and formal education programme with practical training, while A. M. I. E offers flexibility and allows students to earn an engineering degree through self-study. B.Tech is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), whereas A. M. I. E is recognised by the Institution of Engineers (India). Therefore, you should carefully evaluate your career goals, interests, financial situation, and other factors before choosing between B.Tech and A. M. I. E. You can also consult with your mentors or career counsellors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of both courses and make an informed decision.

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