Given your circumstances, here are some potential alternatives to consider:

1. Continuous Education Program (CEP):

• Check with JNTUH: Inquire if they offer a CEP for students who were unable to complete their degree within the regular timeframe.
• Eligibility Criteria: Understand the specific eligibility criteria, such as minimum attendance requirements or academic performance.
• Coursework: Determine the coursework you need to complete and whether you can do so part-time or online.

2. Distance Education:

• Explore Other Universities: Research other universities that offer distance education programs for B.Tech.
• Transfer Credits: Investigate if your previous JNTUH credits can be transferred to the new institution.
• Flexibility: Assess the flexibility of the distance education program in terms of coursework and exam scheduling.

3. Work-Integrated Learning (WIL):

• Company-Sponsored Programs: Check if your company offers any WIL programs or partnerships with universities that allow you to earn a degree while working.
• Credit Transfer: Explore if your work experience can be credited towards your degree.

4. Part-Time Studies:

• Local Universities: If you are located near a university, inquire about part-time B.Tech programs.
• Time Commitment: Be prepared to balance your work and studies carefully.

5. Consult JNTUH Directly:

• Reach Out to the University: Contact the JNTUH administration to discuss your specific situation and explore available options.
• Academic Counseling: They may be able to provide personalized guidance and advice.

Important Considerations:

• Deadline: Verify the exact deadline for completing your B.Tech degree.
• Financial Implications: Assess the financial implications of pursuing any of these alternatives, including tuition fees, exam fees, and living expenses.
• Prioritize Your Goals: Determine what is most important to you: completing your B.Tech degree, continuing your career, or a combination of both.

By carefully considering these options and consulting with JNTUH, you can find a suitable path to complete your B.Tech degree while balancing your work commitments.

I hope this information helps you.