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Hi aspirant,

The cost of a B.Tech lateral entry program after finishing a diploma varies greatly across India , mostly dependent on the type of institution (government or private) , the specific engineering branch , and the university's reputation .

1. The overall tuition expense for the three-year lateral entry B.Tech degree usually ranges between INR 1.5 lakhs and INR 8 lakhs or more .
2. Private colleges and universities typically charge higher tuition , ranging from INR 2.5 lakhs to INR 5 lakhs per year, but government colleges are normally less expensive , with yearly fees ranging from INR 30,000 to INR 1.5 lakhs.
3. Some colleges may give scholarships based on academic merit from the diploma .
4. Furthermore, the fees typically include tuition , lab fees , and library access .

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BIT Durg – CSE with 89 Percentile (JEE Main 2025)

General Category: CSE unlikely (cutoff ~95%ile).

State Quota / EWS / OBC: Possible in later rounds.

Management Quota: Yes, CSE possible (direct admission with higher fees).

Tip: Apply through state counselling & keep backup private colleges

If you take a diploma after 10th and then do B.Tech through lateral entry, a 2-year gap won’t create big problems in placements. Many students follow this path successfully. What matters most is your skills, knowledge, and attitude during college. Work hard, learn well, and do internships to improve your chances. Just stay confident and focused. Employers care more about what you can do than small gaps in education.

If you did not write the POLYCET exam, it is not possible to get admission in government diploma colleges. But don’t worry — you can still join some private diploma colleges without POLYCET. Many private colleges give admission through management quota. Visit nearby private colleges, ask about direct admission, and choose a good course like D-Pharmacy, Agriculture, or Veterinary if you are from the MBiPC stream. Also, think about repeating POLYCET next year if you want a better option.

some colleges need entrance exam others give direct admission  based on 12th marks.

Here there! Yes, to gain admission into the Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) program at Shoolini University, you are required to go through an entrance process. Here's a simple breakdown:

• Eligibility Criteria : You must completed 10+2 ( in any stream) with a minimum of 55% marks.
• Entrance Examination: You need to qualify through one of the following; CUET, SAT, Shoolini University's own multiple - choice entrance test. After clearing the entrance exam, there will be a faculty interaction ( interview) as part of the selection process.

If you got 82 marks in MHT CET 2025, your percentile would likely be between 85 to 92, depending on the difficulty of the paper and how others performed. Percentile means how many students you scored better than. So, if your percentile is 90, it means you did better than 90% of the students. This is a good score, and you may get admission into decent engineering colleges, especially if you belong to a reserved category. Keep checking official cutoffs for accuracy.

After completing 10th, I wrote the POLYCET exam and got a rank of 3171 in the MBIPC stream. I am happy with my rank because it gives me a good chance to get admission in a diploma course. Now, I am excited to start my diploma studies and learn new skills in my chosen field. This diploma will help me build a strong foundation for my future career and open up better opportunities for higher education and jobs.

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decent colleges — especially in private or semi-government institutions, depending on your state and category.

If you're from Karnataka and this is your KCET rank, then colleges like Acharya Institute of Technology , New Horizon College of Engineering , JSSATE Bengaluru , and BMSIT might be possible in later rounds. Government colleges might be tough for CS at this rank, but you could still get other branches and try for branch change later.

If you're from another state, let me know — because cutoffs change from state to state and quota to quota. Also, if you're from a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), your chances improve significantly.