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Ankit Singh
Contributor-Level 10
This point of time is very crucial. What you choose now determines your future, your settlement, your earnings and your value as well.
First, make sure about what you want in life.
Here are some options:
Engineering:
There are many branches and each branch has many courses make sure you choose the best one. Every branch has its own importance, choose the own that suits your potential and your interest.
There are almost forty different type of engineering degrees!
I'll mention some here:
- Computer Engineering Degrees.
- Electrical Engineering Degrees.
- Mechanical Engineering Degrees.
- Civil Engineering Degrees.
- Environmental Engineering Degre
First, make sure about what you want in life.
Here are some options:
Engineering:
There are many branches and each branch has many courses make sure you choose the best one. Every branch has its own importance, choose the own that suits your potential and your interest.
There are almost forty different type of engineering degrees!
I'll mention some here:
- Computer Engineering Degrees.
- Electrical Engineering Degrees.
- Mechanical Engineering Degrees.
- Civil Engineering Degrees.
- Environmental Engineering Degre
...more
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Sugreevu Hemanth
Beginner-Level 5
KIAMS is mainly good for marketing and finance. Placements are in second place. Dual specialization with marketing and finance is good as you can sit for both placement options.
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Sovit Suman Patro
Beginner-Level 5
It's your choice, but if you ask then B.Tech courses are always better than M.Tech.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sarbari,
You have completed graduation perhaps with the best possible subjects. What is it that you want to do? Study further? Employment? Teaching? Govt. job? MBA? What interests you? You should do what is your passion & which interests you.
You have completed graduation perhaps with the best possible subjects. What is it that you want to do? Study further? Employment? Teaching? Govt. job? MBA? What interests you? You should do what is your passion & which interests you.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
First of all, none of the institute can offer you integrated MBA for the duration of 4 years. After AICTE directive, the minimum duration of any integrated MBA program is minimum 5 years whether you do a BBA+MBA or B.Tech+ MBA
Following are the options:
Nirma University (tier 3 institute)
NMIMS Mumbai offered in family business (no placement as this meant for those who already have family run business).
MBA Tech in IT Electronics and telecom, Chemical, Computer engineering, manufacturing and mechanical engineering, Civil engineering (5 years), open only for those with 10+2 with physics chemistry and mathematics.
B.Pharma + MBA pharma tech
Following are the options:
Nirma University (tier 3 institute)
NMIMS Mumbai offered in family business (no placement as this meant for those who already have family run business).
MBA Tech in IT Electronics and telecom, Chemical, Computer engineering, manufacturing and mechanical engineering, Civil engineering (5 years), open only for those with 10+2 with physics chemistry and mathematics.
B.Pharma + MBA pharma tech
...more
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Nidhi Negi
Contributor-Level 6
No. You probably won't be eligible for that. People apply for IPM immediately after completing their 12th. If you want to do an MBA, apply for the PGP course and for that you will have to appear for CAT.
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Vikash Ranjan
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Integrated B.Tech +M.Tech from VIT Vellore is better, because of B.Tech from RMK Engineering College is average, but from VIT Vellore is good.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Naveen,
Different universities have different admission requirements. MS admissions are very competitive. Please note that there is no M.Tech, its either MSc or MEng or MASc. More than 8 CGPA is required by most universities, you must also have demonstration of research work and publications, strong SOP and LORs, etc. that is a very strong profile. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL.
Different universities have different admission requirements. MS admissions are very competitive. Please note that there is no M.Tech, its either MSc or MEng or MASc. More than 8 CGPA is required by most universities, you must also have demonstration of research work and publications, strong SOP and LORs, etc. that is a very strong profile. You must also take the IELTS or TOEFL.
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