Dual

Hello Aditya,
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.

Yes, it is compulsory to do the integrated course.

FORE has three courses: PGDM, PGDM IB i.e. International Business and PGDM FM i.e. Financial Management. Specializations are in field of marketing, finance, operations, human resources, IT etc.

Hello Pushpa,
Annamalai University, Central University of Kashmir and Loyola College-Chennai are the best institutions for integrated M.Sc in zoology.

Hi Ranjan,
You need to clear GATE exam. As M.Tech could be pursued only when GATE exam is cleared and once you clear that you also become eligible for Ph.D. So you should clear GATE exam.
Good luck

You can go for the electrical and electronics engineering. It is offered by various universities like AKTU.

It does offer dual specialisation.

Hi, the intake for integrated M.Sc in Tezpur University in 30. For physics programme minimum 60% aggregate marks in PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) subjects at 10+2 and pass marks in English is required. You have to give The Tezpur University entrance exam for admission in Tezpur University, the date of which is given on the university website.

Hi,
Candidates will to take admissions in the integrated programmes offered by Bangalore University must have completed two-year Pre University course of Karnataka state or equivalent with any optional subjects for Sl. No 1, with Science subjects for Sl. No 2 and must have secured at least 50% (5% relaxation for SC/ST/CAT-I) of marks in aggregate of all papers studied including languages at the qualifying examination.