B.Tech

B.tech IT, bsc hons, and then BCA in order 9f preference as per the job market trend. But it also depends on your own skill set and interests so compare the course structure of each and decide.

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You need to prepare for GRE and TOEFL/IELTS, hv few years of work experience preferably to apply abroad. Select the country, universities and then research a bit about them and apply.

many private colleges are there check out amity uni.
galgotias
manipal
jaypee
chitkara etc. etc.

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You hv to ensure that the diploma is from recognised institute/university. You may then apply for LEET (Lateral entry entrance test) conducted by different states and get admission for b.tech/b.e if cleared. Check here to know all details.
http://www.recruitmentinboxx.com/leet-notification/4552/

Hi Satish, thanks for your inquiry. You must first understand that Bachelors degree programs will incur you a huge bill. Hence unless you have the required funding ready alongside the living expenses, then you may wish to pursue your Bachelors in the USA or any country for that matter. Also, you hav

Hey there! If you have completed your BTech why you want to pursue another BEng? Assuming that you are looking to pursue an MTech. you may want to consider UK/Ireland/USA/Australia/NZ. In Canada you may look at the one-yr PG Diploma. Germany has very high academic requirements. Hope this helps. Than

TOEFL 91 marks is fine however the number of backlogs is a lot for any or at least many universities in Canada. Are you wanting to do a PhD after your Masters? If not, then look into the job-oriented SPP PG Diploma programs offered by SPP colleges and university colleges which sometimes incorporate

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