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New answer posted•6 years ago
Diwakar Goel
6 years ago
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No, you cannot do M.Tech in food tech as the requirements are completely different. There is no Masters+PhD (food proc) programme in any college as Ph.D requires clearing UGC NET exam. You should pursue M.Tech CS which will give you better packages.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
Taking up a Ph.D will certainly boost your career prospects. There is no need to qualify NET exam for the same. You may need to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the institute. After M.Sc you will find opportunities in research laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, chemical industry etc. I

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
The rank needed is below 3k.

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
For B.Tech, you need to qualify an entrance exam like JEE Mains and for M.Tech in IITs, GATE is must.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
As per the eligibility for M.Tech, you must have done either Btech or (Bsc+Msc), then only you can apply for M.Tech program. Since you have done B.Sc in Biotechnology, you further need to pursue Msc in any specialisation of Biotechnology
Yes, you can do m.tech after b.sc in maths. sit for gate, score

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
Placements depend on your interest. They give 100 percentage of placements but the salary and area of work do not match the requirements. So don't go on the paper record.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
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As per the eligibility for M.Tech, you must have done either B.Tech or (B.Sc+M.Sc), then only you can apply for M.Tech programme. Since you have done B.Sc. In Biotechnology, you further need to pursue M.Sc. In any specialisation of Biotechnology.

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New answer posted•6 years ago