Yes, for example, you could pursue a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) then take up a Diploma followed by Aircraft Maintenance Engineering which is a DGCA course. In order to do that, there are various requirements and steps which must be followed. First, immediately after completing your diploma, you can join a B.Tech program through lateral entry, which would usually be in the second year of the B.Tech course. B.Tech in CSE will give a solid foundation in computer science, which is helpful in many applications in aerospace, including avionics and software development for aircraft systems.
Then, you shall be required to meet the respective eligibility criteria for undergoing an AME course recognized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The curriculum for the course shall prepare you towards aircraft maintenance from mechanical, electrical, and avionics stands. However, ensure that such an AME course meets the applicable rules of certification under DGCA.