No there will be no problem. If you see from the job perspective or from the higher education eligibility criteria then its required that you should have passed the bachelors from a government recognized college. So you have nothing to worry about. PCI is a government affiliating authority so you

Hi Aspirant!

AICTE has declared that now to get admission in BE/Btech engineering colleges (approved by AICTE), it is not mandatory to have physics of mathematics in 12th class.  This rule will come into effect from the academic year 2021-22 onwards. Students having any three subjects from the following listed

Hi

AICTE will approve technical courses providing institutes. Arts colleges will be affiliated to UGC approved Universities. Colleges won't provide distance education. Universities will do that. You can search them in the official website of the particular University.

Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant

BPT admission doesn't happen through neet. Bpt admision usually happens through different colleges entrance exam for BPT.  As you are from jammu & kashmir, The admission will be based on Merit list of common entrance test conducted by Board of Professional studies of Jammu & Kashmir State.

So

Hi Aspirant,

You can opt for M.tech/MBA after your B.tech. Their are many good colleges in Mumbai which provide this programmes which are AICTE approved.

For MBA:- NMIMS, SMSOM IIT Bombay, K J somaiya, JIBMS, S.P Jain, Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and

Hi Adhwaresh,

Govt. Polytechnic Collge Nirsa, Dhanbad was established in 1958 by the government of Jharkhand.

This college offers diploma courses in various branches:

Civil

Mechanical

Mining Engg

This Institute was set up by Dept. Of Sciencs and Technology of Govt. Of Jharkhand and is AICTE approved.

For further information