Hello Naresh

For getting admission into diploma for computer science is pretty simple. You just need to be 10th pass with maths and science as your subjects. If you want direct admission in diploma visit private polythechnic colleges offering diploma in computer science. Carry 10th marksheet and your fathers defence certificate. But your father being in defense can be an advantge you can apply for state polytechnic counselling and select defence or ward of defence quota. Admission is mostly based on 10th marks in this.

I hope my answer was sufficient for your query. Best of  luck!

Hello,

You can get direct admission in Diploma in Computer Science and Technology through the following ways:

1. Management quota
Many private polytechnic colleges give direct admission without an entrance exam.
You must have passed 10th with Mathematics and Science .
Seats are limited and fees are usually higher.

2. Defense / Ward quota
Some government and private polytechnic colleges reserve seats for children of defense personnel .
You need proof of your father’s service.
Admission is done on 10th marks merit .

3. Lateral or special institutional seats
A few colleges keep vacant or institute-level seats.
These are filled directly by the college.

• Admission rules differ from state to state .

• You must meet minimum age and subject criteria .

• Contact nearby polytechnic colleges directly for exact process.

Hope it helps !

Since you have passed Class 10 and your father is working in the defence, you can often get direct admission (also called management quota or defence quota admission) in many government and private polytechnic colleges for a Diploma in Computer Science and Technology. Many states and central institutes have special quota seats for defence children, where the usual entrance test may be waived or relaxed. To apply, you need to collect the admission form from the college or institute, submit your Class 10 mark sheet, identity proof, and your father’s defence service certificate, and pay the applicable fees. Some institutes also require a counselling session or verification of documents, after which the seat can be confirmed. It is advisable to contact the admission office of the polytechnic colleges you are interested in and ask specifically about the defence quota or direct admission procedure, as policies may differ by state and college.