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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Pavitra, There are many students who strive to do this. But to imagine what CTC would be six years into future is sheer dreaming. What I can say is that placements ex IIT would be quite good even at that point in time.

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Rajat Srivastava

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Hi there, I am a third year B.Tech CSE student at NIIT University. Students from NIIT University get placed at the top-notch companies of the country. Last year the placement record was 100%. For placements we had companies like Amazon, IBM, CTS, ZENSAR, PWC, Big Basket, Tech Mahindra etc. With the highest domestic package of 11 Lacs last year and the highest international package was 47.95 Lacs. NU also sends its students for industry practise programme in the last semester where we get to deal with the real-world problems. For industry practice this year we had companies like AMAZON, PWC, IBM, PAYU, ZENSAR, WIPRO, TCS, CADENCE, SAPIE
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

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If you are interested to study more in this field, then you can go for higher studies. You have the option to purse M.Tech after B.Tech. Master of Technology (M.Tech) is the advancement in this field through which you are particularly specialised in one area. Some candidates also choose MBA after B.Tech. One can also opt teaching field and become professor after M.Tech. Candidates can also pursue higher studies along with job. They can pursue courses in distance mode as many Universities in India offers distance education. It will not adds value to your academic qualification but also helps you to secure good position in an organisatio
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Yes. You can. One of my students, after her B.Tech in IT, did her course in Fashion Designing. The eligibility for such courses is graduation to do Masters. On the basis of your 12th, you can so a bachelor's course but that would not be needed as you already possess an engineering degree.

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Mohan D

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Generally, you get a job in software sector companies like Wipro, Infotech, etc.

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

Guide-Level 12

If you are interested to study more in this field then you can go for higher studies. You have the option to purse M.Tech after B.Tech. Master of Technology (M.Tech) is the advancement in this field through which you are particularly specialised in one area. Some candidates also choose MBA after B.Tech. One can also opt teaching field and become professor after M.Tech. Candidates can also pursue higher studies along with job. They can pursue courses in distance mode as many Universities in India offers distance education. It will not adds value to your academic qualification but also helps you to secure good position in an organisation
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Megha Aggarwal

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Yes, you can take admission in Masters degree provided you have drawing/sketching and a good, creative mind.

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Rishabh Verma

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You should take the CAT exam for being eligible, but for practice you may also appear for other exams like XAT or NMAT

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Rishabh Verma

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You should take CAT exam for being eligible, but you may also appear for other entrances like XAT or NMAT for practice.

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Praveena G Kumar

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I completely agree with Akshay Bajaj's answer. VLSI stream has great scope and the Industry needs resources in huge numbers. India is a highly attractive destination for global R&D centers owing to the availability of talent, as well as lower cost, compared with the US and Western Europe. But, matching the industry expectation basis the degree curriculum is slight difficult. You need to look around and discover the latest skills being used in VLSI Industry. I suggest you to go for Online VLSI Design methodology course offered by Maven Silicon (relearn.maven-silicon.com) while doing your Masters. This course is a great mix of your basic
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