B.Tech Mining Engineering

To pursue a lateral entry B.Tech in Mining Engineering, the specific eligibility and steps may vary depending on the college. However, here is a general guide to the process:Eligibility Criteria:You must have completed a diploma in Mining Engineering or an equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.A minimum aggregate score (usually around 50% or more) is typically required in your diploma course.Some colleges may require candidates to clear an entrance exam for lateral entry, while others might consider your previous academic performance.Application Process:Research colleges that offer lateral entry into Mining Engineering (such as universities or technical institutions).Check their specific admission guidelines for lateral entry.Apply through the institution's official website or in person by filling out the admission form.If required, prepare for any entrance exams or interviews.Entrance Exams (if applicable):Some colleges may conduct their own lateral entry exams or accept scores from state-level or national exams like JEE or other engineering entrance tests.Admission Confirmation:After clearing the entrance exam (if applicable), your final admission will depend on the merit list or counseling process. 

JNVU's B.Tech Mining Engineering programme has a good placement record compared to other branches.The university has a dedicated Training and Placement Cell that facilitates the recruitment process for students.Top companies that recruit B.Tech Mining Engineering graduates from JNVU include:Coal IndiaAdani MiningUltratech CementL&T (Larsen & Toubro)BEL (Bharat Electronics Limited)the highest Package : According to the information, the highest package received by JNVU students is around 4.8 Lacs per annumAverage Package : The average placement package for JNVU students is around 2.35 Lacs per annumBased on the available information, the median range of placement packages for B.Tech Mining Engineering students at JNVU can be estimated to be around 2.5 to 4 Lacs per annum.All the numbers can vary and change with the time, so suggested to check the latest stats from the official website of the university. 

 I am afraid that Diploma holders are not allowed admission in NIT but they are allowed admission in IIT. This is a very typical situation but drivelling at the moment. Perhaps the time has come for parents to exert pressure on the government to allow Diploma holders to take admission in NIT is on the lines of IIT. Presently after Diploma you can take admission in graduation in mining in one of the IIT after passing JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. Else you can think of seeking admission in an engineering college in your state which is offering this branch. Here you can seek admission directly into the second year of four year degree course. Best wishes to you.