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8 years ago
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It will be better, but if you pursue integrated course then you will get M.Tech degree also, but you will lose a chance to do M.Tech from IITs, which you will get through GATE after B.Tech. Otherwise, VIT is also a good college to do this course. It is ranked under top 10 by MHRD.*
Lastly, think well and decide yourself.
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In India, almost all the private colleges offer both B.Tech and M.Tech courses. At the time of admission, they mention your name in the list of M.Tech students as you have to tell the college that I want to do both these courses.
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Programs offered by INMANTEC are very much approved by UGC, also INMANTEC is approved by AICTE i.e. All India Council for Technical Education
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*Annex College
*B.P.Poddar Institute of Management and Technology
*Techno India College of Technology
*Pailan College of Management & Technology
*Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology
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