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Yes, you can get admission into a part-time BE/B.Tech in Civil Engineering in 2025 once you've completed your 10th, 11th, 12th, and diploma in Civil Engineering (completed in 2002).

Eligibility :

Diploma in Engineering:

You must have completed a 3-year diploma in Civil Engineering from a known institution. Your 2002 diploma qualifies you to apply.

Minimum Score:

Most universities require a minimum of 45–50% aggregate marks in your diploma (relaxation for reserved categories).

Work Experience:

Some universities (like Usha Martin University) may require one year of work experience for working professionals, but this is not mandatory everywhere.

Age Limit:

There is generally no upper age limit for part-time BE/B.Tech courses.

Admission Process

Application:

Fill up the online application form provided on the university's website, upload the documents (diploma certificate, mark sheets, ID proof, etc.) and remit the application fee.

Entrance Exam:

• An entrance exam for lateral entry is conducted by a few universities or states, while others provide direct admission through diploma marks.
• You shall be given direct admission into the second year (third semester) of the BE/B.Tech course, and therefore the course period is normally 3 years instead of 4.

Course Structure

1. Part-time BE/B.Tech courses are solely designed for working professionals or diploma holders who want to upgrade their qualifications without leaving their employment.
2. Classes are usually held in the evenings or on weekends.
3. The course focuses on the basics of advanced civil engineering concepts, practicalities, and industrial applications.

Pointers

• You are eligible for part-time BE/B.Tech Civil Engineering in 2025 from your diploma of 2002, assuming you qualify on minimum marks.
• Direct second year entry (lateral entry) saves you a year.
• Check individual university criteria regarding work experience or entrance exams.

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