Hello Pal, Thanks for your question.

B. Tech is a full fledge program which runs for four years in every standard institution. Each year has two semesters. In case of diploma holders, you will get admitted in third semester or second year of B. Tech (Lateral Entry) program which is a three years program for you.

Like I said, B. Tech is a rigorous program in which you study mainly your core subjects every semester along with few electives’ subjects (depending upon your area of stream). Now, coming to your original question, you can do B. Tech through part time mode is from “The Institution of Engineers (IEI)”. The qualification which you will get is called AMIE (Associate Member of Institution of Engineers). But, in my personal opinion, AMIE is bit hectic, owing to the fact that you will have to study on your own and pass all the exams by studying course material which is sent to you.

What I will suggest to you is to pursue full time B. Tech course from a good institution in which you will do class room-based study. You will interact on daily basis with your professors and sort out any queries. Also, you do have to work in labs quite frequently which would only be possible in a main stream institute. A lot of activities are required to be done in your engineering program, e.g., project work, presentations, site or industrial visits, assignments, etc. All of these activities or tasks are feasible in regular mode only.

So, in my opinion, you can choose an institution which will impart a good education so as to provide a solid background to your engineer career. Please see below some of the good institutions in India which you can think of: -

• Lovely Professional University
• SRM Institute of Science & Technology
• Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT)
• Amity University

I hope this answers your question. Please let me know if you need further help. Regards.

hello pal,

here we dont need to take a decision upon future,you need to take choice depends upon your comfort and time.that's all.

if you're working anywhere,then there is a problem of spending lot of time in course.so you can go for part- time course otherwise you can choose full-time.

all the best!

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