Defence Institute of Advanced Technology Pune Answered Questions

To be eligible for admission to the M.Tech in Quantum Computing (Quantum Communication & Sensing) at Defence Institute of Advanced Technology, a candidate should pursue a stream in Engineering/Technology/Science in disciplines such as Aerospace/Aeronautical, Electrical/Electronics/Electronics & Communication, Computer Science, Metallurgy, Mechanical, Physics, and Mathematics.

M.Tech in Quantum Computing (Quantum Communication & Sensing) graduates from Defence Institute of Advanced Technology can work in sectors such as:
1. Quantum Key Distribution
2. Quantum communication through free-space and optical fibers
3. Cold atom physics for sensing and computation
4. Quantum simulations
5. Machine learning
6. Quantum accelerator development with FPGA
7. Free-space optical communication links
8. Photonic radar
9. Plasma antennas

Yes, direct admission to Defence Institute of Advanced Technology M.Tech in Quantum Computing (Quantum Communication & Sensing) programme is available for candidates who have completed their B.Tech/B.E/M.Sc from institutes of national importance or centrally funded technical institutes with a minimum of 80% marks.

The college is strict when it comes to the eligibility requirements of M.Tech in Quantum Computing (Quantum Communication & Sensing) at Defence Institute of Advanced Technology. The eligibility requirements include a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with a minimum CGPA of 5.5 for general category and 5.0 for SC/ST category, and valid GATE score.

For reserved category students, the admission criteria for M.Tech in Data Science at Defence Institute of Advanced Technology includes a minimum of 55% marks or 5.5 CGPA in Bachelor's Degree (B.E./B.Tech or equivalent) in relevant disciplines, and a valid GATE score (for CCMT admission) or eligibility under sponsored/self-sponsored categories.

The specific timing for knowing the updated criteria for an MSc in Food Science and Technology depends on the individual universities or institutions you are interested. Usually around the time they release their admission notifications or prospectuses for the upcoming academic year. This often coincides with the start of the application period, which varies by institution.