B.E. / B.Tech

If you've completed your Polytechnic Diploma and want to pursue B.Tech or B.E., you can directly join the second year through lateral entry. It's a great opportunity to build upon what you've already learned. Check Eligibility: Most colleges require a minimum score in your Diploma (around 45%-60%).Entrance Exams: Some states conduct lateral entry exams like LEET or Andhra Pradesh ECET. Clearing these can help you get into top colleges.Direct Admission: Many private colleges also offer direct entry based on your Diploma marks.Keep your documents ready like  (mark sheets, transfer certificate, etc.), and start researching colleges that match your goals. With your Polytechnic experience, you already have a strong base—this is your chance to take it further. Best of luck!

Yes, as a diploma holder from Uttar Pradesh, you may be eligible for lateral entry admission into the second year of a B.E. program, including IT, at Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering (CRCE), Mumbai. However, there are specific criteria you need to meet:Eligibility: You must have completed a three-year diploma in a relevant engineering/technology field from a recognized board with the minimum percentage required (generally 50%-55% for general category, with relaxation for reserved categories).Entrance Exam: Admission for lateral entry often requires you to qualify for state-level entrance exams like MHT CET (for Maharashtra). Some colleges also consider diploma marks directly for admission.Home State Quota: As an out-of-state candidate, you may not be eligible for the Maharashtra state quota, which could make the process more competitive.Seats Availability: Lateral entry seats are limited, so ensure you apply early and meet all deadlines. 

If you're planning to join a B.E. in Computer Science programme this year, the first step is to check whether admissions are still open at colleges of your choice. Many institutions offer admissions based on entrance exam scores like JEE Main, state-level exams, or their own entrance tests. You'll need to meet the eligibility criteria, which typically includes a 10+2 qualification with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.If entrance-based admissions are closed, you can explore colleges that offer management quota or direct admissions. Make sure to research the college's accreditation, faculty, placements, and facilities before making a decision.