if we get a seat in lateral entry student in a college that student face so many problems in btech cse and he face any problems in interviews this statement is true

Hello,

No, there will not be any such bias. If you have technical knowledge, good communication skills and soft skills you can ace your interview. If you are in your 2nd year of B.tech start preparing yourself now. Participate in co-cirricular activities, hackathons, coding competitions and learn programming languages like Phython, Java, Oracle etc. This is help you build up a strong resume and you need to develop good communication skills if you are already good at it you upgrade your communication to an advanced level. And you will soft skills by observing people around you in campus, how your lectures are interacting with students and their colleagues, how is others interaction with you and the people around you, what are the ethics followed in a work place, participate in team competitions to develop team player skills, take leadership, there are various soft skills development courses in online you can watch those videos to improve your personality. If you work on yourself you can perform well in interviews you don't have to worry if you are a lateral entry candidate. What's important is your technical knowledge and skills that you possess and you will be assessed based on your aptitude, communication skills, personality, soft skills and hard skills.