Civil Engineering
Yes ,you will get seat in sjbit for civil engineering..
Yes, you may have a chance of getting admission, but it will depend on seat availability and the admission round. The cutoff changes every year, so it's difficult to predict with certainty. I would suggest staying in the admission process until the final round before making a decision.
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Dear Ravi,
Thanks for your question.
In India, M.Tech qualification can be only done via F/T and P/T mode. The reason being M.Tech in Distance or Correspondence is a very rare option. Not many universities offer M.Tech in Distance mode as AICTE/UGC doesn’t recognize distance M.Tech. A part-time M.Tech of
You can check top engineering colleges in Bangalore with the given below link.
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As far they are asking then you should enter that roll no.
After the completion of your diploma in civil engineering you have to give the lateral entry exams for taking admission in B.Tech course. Generally, it happens that institutes have their own guidelines and they don't allow the students to change their trade. But there is a possibility that if your
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