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I have studied intermediate in vocational computer science & engineering. I am not qualified in EAMCET. Please tell, what is the best to join degree or B.Tech?

If you are interested to pursue B.Tech course and not have qualified EAMCET examination then, you can take admission in B.Tech course through Management quota seats. Candidates who have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with PCM stream from a recognised board are eligible to pursue B.Tech course. You need to contact the college management directly to get admission for pursuing B.Tech course through Management quota.

Since, you are interested in Engineering and for that you have appeared in EAMCET (Engineering Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test) but failed to qualify it.
For a desired and determined student 'failure is not acceptable', 'failing is not an option'.
Because you failed to qualify EAMCET in first attempt, it doesn't mean you ditch your interest and go for any other course.
I would suggest you to stick with your goal and take one year time to prepare for it and then appear and qualify EAMCET and then go for B.Tech degree course.

If you have completed your class 12th examination from a recognized Board studying PCM as a subject combination scoring a minimum of 50% of marks in it, then you are eligible to opt for the B.Tech course in respective streams.
Now, there are two ways, either you qualify in the entrance examination and get a seat in a respective College through counselling, or you can directly apply in some private Colleges for admission through Management quota.

There are two options for you to join B.Tech after falling EAMCET. First you can again prepare for EAMCET and give the exam one for time next year. Work very hard and put all your concentration in the preparation of exam and you will definitely succeed. Second option is to get admission through management quota or the entrance exam that is conducted by the college. Some colleges offer admission through a separate written test held by the college authority itself. If you are able to crack that exam you can get admission in that college. Some of the private colleges have management quota in some seats are reserved. You need to pay extra donation to secure seat through management quota.

As you are interested in doing B.tech then you can apply for JEE entrance exam. There is no worry if you have not clear the EAMCET exam. There are many colleges in which you can apply for the B.Tech without any entrance exam if you have good marks in 12th class.

So, don't you worry and if you want to clear EAMCET exam then you can take a break for 1 year and next year you can try again with fully fledged preparation.

Dear Friend,

B.Tech stands for Bachelor In Technology. In India many of colleges are available they have seats for top ranker candidates of entrance exams and also some seats for management quota.

EAMCET stands for Engineering Agriculture and Medical Common entrance Test.
If you not qualified this exam then apply in good college by management quota with your percentage marks in 10+2.

Regards,
Sandhya