Education and Career Forum

Sir/Mam,

I have completed diploma in cse but i have back logs so any chance for examination. Can you please provide me the information on the same? It will be helpful if you can guide me with the answer on this as soon as possible. Awaiting for the response.

No, you are not eligible to pursue or apply for next course after completion of Diploma in Computer Science if you have backlogs in Diploma course. Yes, unless you clear your backlogs you cannot pursue next course. So I suggest you to follow my instructions in order to find better scope.

>> As you have backlogs in Diploma, first you must clear the pending backlogs in order to pursue next course.

>> After successful completion of Clearing backlogs, you can then appear in Engineering Entrance Examination in order to be eligible.

>> Based on the score you obtain in Engineering entrance exam, you will be getting admission in top college.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for B.Tech course entrance examination after completion of your three years Diploma course in Computer Science. Being a Diploma holder, you are eligible to get direct admission in second year of four years B.E/ B.Tech course through lateral entry admission process. But, you need to clear all your backlogs by appearing in supplementary examinations at the time of LEET examination counselling process, if you have backlogs still at the time of LEET examination counselling process, you are not eligible to take admission in B.E/ B.Tech course.

You will be eligible to apply for next course only after clearing your backlogs, without clearing backlogs you are not eligible to pursue further studies.

You are promoted to the next level of education if and only if you have successfully completed the previous level.

Since you have not completed the diploma with all success, you wont be eligible for any kind of the course or the job which are offered on the completion of the diploma.

You need to clear all the backlogs first and then oly you will be awarded the diploma in the concerned subject.