Engineering

Dear aspirant,
Glad to meet you.
If you are confused between MBA or MTech, the best way to decide is highlighting your career goals and interests. If you want to study a business degree after completing BTech, the MBA is the right choice and if you aim to specialise in a certain Engineering specialisation, then MTech after BTech is the best choice. While both these courses require students to crack certain entrance exam like GMAT for MBA and GATE for MTech, there are various alternatives available for such exams. There are also many universities in India and abroad which offer MTech without GATE such as Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), University of Hyderabad, Jamia Milia Islamia, Pondicherry University, etc. or MBA without GMAT.
Further, the best part of MBA vs MTech is that if you have opted for MTech to gain a specialisation in engineering, you can always opt for an MBA afterwards to combine your technical expertise with business skills.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. While there are good opportunities in the field of M.Tech they tend to be limited in terms of the area and industries available to you. It is limited to the field of technical operations and is predominantly limited to the engineering and mechanical industry. But why should you merely invest in an MBA degree on the basis of that? Combining an MBA after the M.Tech will open endless doors of opportunities for you in various fields like HR, technical management, administration, operational and marketing among others. You can also work across industries like Service, FMCG, corporate, etc. This combination of MBA and M.Tech create better professional prospects as you will be in the possession of a more varied skill set and expertise than you would have been had you simply specialised in one discipline and done nothing more.

In my view Distance learning B.Tech is not so beneficial as in that mode you will get less exposure to environment in which there is a high chance of getting knowledge through various friends and faculty, also in regular mode you interact with students from different locations, cultures and minds, you share here your views to different people and also get their views. But since you are working as a telecom engineer so I am quite expecting the reason of distance learning is your job. So in Our country there are many colleges and university which are approved by AICTE and UGC which offers distance learning B.Tech to all those who are not able to attend it regularly through physical mode. This course is only available for those who are Diploma holder or Working professionals and who don't get enough time to get through regular mode and want to get some skills related to different fields. The different fields are computer Science, Information Technology, Civil Engineering, ECE, Electrical engineering, Mechanical etc. The PSU companies which offers job to Distance learners are SAIL, BHEL, ONGC, NTPC, GAIL, BPCL CIL etc. And also many other top famous companies. Here students attend class online or study through materials delivered to their homes via post. Here students evaluation is done through assignments, tests and through examination. Examination occurs at regional center of institutes. Some of colleges which offers this type of learning are Sikkim Manipal University, Symbiosis centre for distance learning, University of Mumbai, University of Delhi, Netaji Subhash Open University, Kurukshetra University, Dibrugarh University, Guwahati University, IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, BITS Pilani, Jadavpur University Thapar University etc. Hope the answer will help you.