Electrical Engineering

Quick guide that will provide all the information you need to know about B.Tech Lateral Entry.
So make sure you read it and take necessary actions as per your choice of colleges.
For Lateral Entry seats in government college's entrance exams is the only way to secure a seat.
However for Lateral entry admission in private colleges apart from entrance exams direct admission through management quota is also possible.
Though diploma engineering courses may help in an early exposure to the job market yet, you may miss out a few opportunities due to lack of a degree.
In this case, you can opt for lateral entry in B.Tech.
But, what is meant by lateral entry in B.Tech and what is the procedure and eligibility condition to get into the same?
Lateral entry in B. Tech can be defined as the direct entry of a student into the second year of engineering (third semester), after completing diploma in engineering or bachelors of science in physics or mathematics.
The course duration is of 6 semesters (3 Years).
B.Tech lateral entry admission is possible only after you have successfully completed Your Diploma in engineering or have studied Bachelor of Science (B.Sc Mathematics) after class 12th (10+2).
But, If you have done Diploma in Architecture, You can only take admission into 1st year for Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) program after getting a valid score in NATA entrance exams.
B. Tech Lateral Entry Admission Procedure
Though there are different admission procedures for different engineering colleges yet, entrance exam can be traced as a common basis to get into B. Tech Lateral Entry programme in any university or college.
These entrance exams could be the state entrance exams or exams conducted by some deemed universities.
On a basic note, regional government colleges and private colleges consider state entrance exams to prepare merit, while autonomous institutes and deemed universities conduct their own exams.
B.Tech Lateral Entry Eligibility Criteria
You must have completed a full-time diploma engineering course or an equivalent degree from a recognized institute (Approved by Government of India).
If you are a BSc. graduate, it's necessary for you to have mathematics as one of your subjects in graduation.
You must have an aggregate of 45% throughout your 3 years diploma course or graduation.
Though the percentage varies differently for different colleges but most of the colleges fix their eligibility criteria as 45% for general category and 40%

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As per the curriculum of ECE, there will be subjects on electronics and communication like analog electronics, digital electronics, microprocessor, microcontroller, embedded system, network theory, Signals and systems, DSP, analog & digital communication, satellite communication etc. In EEE electrical core subjects like power system, transmission & distribution, electrical machine, etc., and some basic subjects of electronics. In electronics and instrumentation engineering. With the subjects of core electronics (mentioned above) and instrumentation subjects like transducer, electronics instruments and measurements, control system, etc.
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If you are pursuing B.Tech in electrical engineering, now you have two career options either you can go for M.Tech in particular specialised stream of electrical or you can either pursue MBA also. Both these streams are good and you will get a lot of career opportunities also after pursuing Masters. As you don't want to continue in your stream electrical then its good for you to pursue Masters in MBA. It will open a wide range of opportunities for you from career perspective view. You can pursue your MBA in different streams like Information technology, Hospital and Healthcare Management, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Supply chain and logistics, Financial markets, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce or you can go for MBA (Hons) also. So, you can choose any of the above-mentioned streams according to your interest. There are a lot of benefits for MBA, such as:
1. New job positions are open to you.
2. New career paths are open to you.
3. Your earning potential increases.
4. Your professional skills improve.
5. You enjoy greater job security.
6. Your world perspective grows.
7. You expand your professional network.
8. You are more knowledgeable in areas most important to your career.
9. You become a respected member of your business community. After MBA you can work as:
1. Management Trainee
2. Branch Manager
3. Store Manager
4. Sales Manager
5. Marketing Manager
6. Relationship Manager
7. HR executive
But the most important thing is that you should choose the best university or institute for pursuing your Masters which offer good placements and offers you good practical and industrial exposure like Lovely Professional University, Christ University, Chandigarh University, etc.