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Scholar-Level 18
When a student opts for integrated 5 years M.Sc in an IIT or NIT then the student is giving away his choice of B.Tech in that Institute. This is so since you have chosen M.Sc in one of the Science subjects and not B.Tech in that particular institute. Hence if you have chosen M.Sc as your choice in a five-year integrated course then obviously you cannot think of getting any B.Tech degree.
Best wishes for your M.Sc.
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You can appear for UPSEE or you can go for direct admission.
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1. Anna University, Tamil Nadu2. Jadavpur University, Kolkata3. Thapar Institute Of Engineering & Technology, Punjab4. PSG College Of Technology, Coimbatore5. Amity University, Uttar Pradesh6. Manipal Institute Of Technology, Manipal7. Delhi Technological University [DTU], Delhi8. College of Engineering [COEP], Pune9. Kalinga Institute Of Industrial Technology [KIIT], Bhubaneswar10. Pondicherry College Of Engineering [PEC], Puducherry1
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