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S K JainAssociated with AMIE Study Circle, Roorkee
Contributor-Level 6
After passing Diploma, the most practical approach is to go for AMIE. This is the only option for working aspirants. You can get full information on this link:
http://www.amiestudycircle.com
http://www.amiestudycircle.com
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Vishal,
It's best to do B.Tech via regular college. But if you want to earn & learn then AMIE is the best option.
It's best to do B.Tech via regular college. But if you want to earn & learn then AMIE is the best option.
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Pratosh kumar jha
Contributor-Level 7
Why you're trying to do 2 undergraduate courses at a same time. It will have no importance. If you're doing B.Tech or B.Sc try to do well. You can go for small certificate courses if you wish to acquire extra skills.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Mrinmoy,
Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If you wish to pursue B.Tech without attending classes, then you need to opt for distance/ correspondence course. Kindly refer to the link below for more information on such colleges providing B.Tech via distance/correspondence learning:
goo.gl/kfKwZu
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Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If you wish to pursue B.Tech without attending classes, then you need to opt for distance/ correspondence course. Kindly refer to the link below for more information on such colleges providing B.Tech via distance/correspondence learning:
goo.gl/kfKwZu
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you
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7 years ago
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Regular B.Tech is superior to AMIE because of its wider acceptance in job market in India and abroad.
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7 years ago
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
Yes, there are many colleges, which are providing distance learning in engineering. So, you can continue your engineering from distance learning center.
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RAHUL MISHRA
Contributor-Level 6
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has finally given the go-ahead to students to pursue two degree courses simultaneously.
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