Aryabhatta Degree College Tughlakabad Delhi Answered Questions

Hello,
There is no maximum age about this course for Distance learning, and it sounds good that you want to complete your education and you can. But, make sure that you complete the course. If you want to do the course, then go for it, but if you want job, then check the specific exam age limit.
All the best.

For admission, you need to qualify entrance exam i.e, LEET. You can for B. Tech (3 years) through lateral entry. Diploma holders in any stream are eligible to take admission, in the second year of the course. They must have done their diploma after 10th (3 year) with min 50% or after class12th (2 year) and they need to qualify LEET. Various engineering colleges in India also offer direct admission to diploma holders in second year of the course and in reputed institutes, after completing diploma student gets entry in second year of B. Tech through LEET. Some private institutes like BITS Pilani, VIT , LPU University etc. conduct their separate entrance test. Top colleges/ universities are:
DTU, BITS
College of Engineering Pune
Lovely Professional University
Hindustan Institute of Engineering Technology Chennai,
Vellore Institute of Technology
P.S.G. College of Technology Coimbatore
Madras Institute of Technology Chennai,
SCMS School of Engineering and Technology Cochin
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute Mumbai
Anna UniversityCollege of Engineering Pune,
Jadavpur University

Hello,
Shivaji College is way better than Aryabhatta College. Shivaji is ranked 59th in India by Ministry of Human Resource Department's (MHRD) National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF). While Aryabhatta College is nowhere in the top 100 colleges of India.

Dear Pulkit,
I would suggest you to visit all three campuses and decide for yourself. However, I can give you some insights of Aryabhatta College. Aryabhatta College is the youngest college is Delhi University, however that is not the case with its faculty. There faculty here is really good and have good amount of experience.
The college campus is pretty clean and the infrastructure is one of the best amongst other colleges of Delhi University because the building has been recently built. The environment is quite motivating and the students are working really hard to build a good reputation for the college. For instance, in a short span of two years, more than 10 societies have been formed and they are functioning quite well.
The college shares it's campus with Ram Lal Anand College. There are two canteens on the campus and food is pretty decent and quite cheap. The crowd is really good in comparison to the other Mentioned college.
The college is located in the South Campus along with colleges like Motilal Nehru, Venkateswara and ARSD. The closest hangout point is the very famous Satya Niketan where you can spend your days and never get bored. I would urge you to check out the colleges and choose in accordance with your convenience.