If you want to take admission in the course of BTech in Civil Engineering through the lateral entry examination then you can do it even after Diploma in Automobile Engineering. Switching of trades are allowed for lateral entry examination. Although I would advice you, if you wish to do so , then you must be very sure that you have to put in some extra efforts as the Automobile engineering is quite a different field compared to that of the Civil Engineering. SO you must be ready to work hard and if you have genuine interest in the subject then you will do great in it.

To know more about Civil Engineering as a career visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/civil-engineering-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi

One has the option to pursue llb in two ways:-

• 5 year llb /integrated llb like BA llb, Bcom llb etc :- One becomes eligible for 5 year integrated LLB like BA LLB etc with qualification of 10 + 2

• 3 year llb :-  for 3 year llb , you need to be  a graduate.

Now that,

You have completed your graduation

With graduation qualification ,you are eligible for 3 year LLB

General eligibility criteria for 3 year LLB  :-

-----------) You need to be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised University

-----------)  The minimum % of marks in graduation to be eligible for 3 year LLB varies depending upon the college or the entrance examination you are opting for, generally one needs a minimum of 45 to 50% in graduation to be eligible

-----------) There is no upper age limit to be eligible for LLB .

Some of the  entrance examination you can go for 3 year LLB are listed below  :-

****DU LLB

****PU LLB

****KLEE

****BVP CET Law

****AP LAWCET

****TS LAWCET

****MH CET Law

****BHU LLB

****LAT by Allahabad University

For more information , you can checkout our page for which link is provided below :-

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

To give you a gist of 3 year llb examination pattern,

Here's a brief of DU LLB examination pattern :-

---------) it has 4 sections :-

• English language comprehension

• General Knowledge

• Legal Awareness

• Analytical Abilities

---------) each section has  25 objective type questions

---------) A total of 100 mcqs are there

---------) Exam is conducted for a total of 400 marks.

---------) Marking scheme

• For each wrong answer, your 1 mark is deducted

• for each correct answer you get 4 marks

• 0 marks for questions not attempted

You can get the complete examination pattern at

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb

In short,

To get admission in 3 year llb:-

-----------)  You need to appear in entrance exam

-----------) Qualify the entrance exam

-----------)     Participate in counselling

-----------)    In  counselling, you will be alloted college on the basis of rank in the entrance exam

-----------)   Finally you need to get your documents verified like graduation certificate etc and then you can get admission in the alloted college.

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Hey there

For the preparation of UGC NET exam preparation follow the mentioned below points regularly:

1. Know in detail the exam pattern of UGC NET exam
2. Read  through the entire syllabus and prepare according to that
3. Make time table and pay attention on major subjects
4. Solve as much as you can previous year question papers
5. Practice online mock test
6. Do revision regularly.

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Hello aspirant

hope you are doing well and safe. As per your query , I would glad to inform you that for to be eligible for he net you need to be completed with the masters in languages ,social science ,computer science . Since you have done masters in english literature so you are surely eligible for the entrance test

Hope you found this answer informative. Best wishes for your future

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Syllabus change in an institute is an internal matter concerning the Administration of that institute. Depending on their ideology and demand of the students as well as the industry, it might happen they implement new courses into the current academic curriculum but the syllabus usually is not changed 100%.

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Yes, after completing your Masters in Chemistry you can apply in different food industries and they will initially appoint you as a trainee and with gradual experience and knowledge you can become food inspector as well. However for the M.Sc Chemistry students the best field to work is in Quality Control Department of any Pharmaceutical Company. M.Sc Chemistry also gives you opportunity to work as food inspector.

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See there are no so called Best Degree. There are a numerous degree which have different job possibilities after completing it. Also there are fields which have great influences in Research and academia. Now depending on your goal of life you have to select the field. You can go for Engineering which primarily have a lot of job prospects and you can go for research as well. Now some of the fields such as Statistics or Biochemistry etc can have really have good career laterwards in your life so you can also pursue those. As a result you can there are numerous courses there, so it would be better for you to mention the area you want to pursue your career in. This will help us to provide you information.

To know more about courses after 12 visit the link below:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello

Actually, there is not much difference between BE i.e  Bachelor of Engineering and BTech i.e  Bachelor of Technology

The difference just lies in their name, generally the University or Colleges which offers various courses like BSc ,Bcom etc along engineering courses , name their engineering course as  BE , while  college /universities which offers only in engineering courses etc name the engineering course as BTech.

One minor difference between BE and BTech is that,BE is a bit more theoretical oriented while BTech is more application based oriented.

But there's no major difference in BE and BTech , both are equally reputed and both have almost same syllabus, course etc. Actually, what  matters is the engineering college   from which you pursue your BE/BTech  , brand value of the college,  its past placement  records, industry exposure provided by the college  etc because your starting package and placement  after completion of the course is mainly dependent on college’s name and brand, not whether it offers BE or Btech.

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