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Siddhika ModiI am passionate about learning and a CAT aspirant.
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- MBA can be beneficial if you are interested in pursuing a managerial, leadership, or entrepreneurial role in the business domain
- M.Tech in CSE can be suitable if you have a strong inclination towards technical work, research, orspecialisedroles in the field of computer science.
- MBAprogrammeis designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of business and management principles. It typically covers subjects such as finance, marketing, operations, human resources, strategy, and entrepreneurship. The curriculum emphasizes developing leadership, decision-making, communication, and problem-solving skills in a business context.
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Ankit Kumar
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Hello Ankit Kumar, GATE is not necessarily required for M.Tech admissions in India. If you don't have GATE scores, you can aim to apply for M.Tech courses in private academic institutions in the country or seek study abroad opportunities as well. You can pursue M.Tech without GATE exam. You can opt for sponsored seats available in IITs, IISCs, and NITs to appear for specific M.Tech entrance exams at private institutes or pursue an MS degree abroad which will require you to submit GRE as well as language proficiency scores as part of the admission process.
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Prachi Beriwal
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IIIT Bangalore does not offer an Integrated M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering program. However, the institute offers a five-year Integrated M.Tech. program in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and the cutoff for this program varies each year based on various factors, including the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of available seats.
Based on the previous year's cutoff, the minimum JEE Main score required for admission to the Integrated M.Tech. program in ECE at IIIT Bangalore was around 180-200. However, please note that these are tentative cutoffs based on previous year's t
Based on the previous year's cutoff, the minimum JEE Main score required for admission to the Integrated M.Tech. program in ECE at IIIT Bangalore was around 180-200. However, please note that these are tentative cutoffs based on previous year's t
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Shrey Arora
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In my point of view, doing B.Tech + M.Tech CSE is better and will give you good qualitative and quantitative job.
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Ketan Faujdar
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BCA makes you adept at the application level of computers whereas B.Tech makes you proficient at the 'technical' level (Software, Hardware, applications etc). Whereas for BCA students need to have secured good grades in any of the Arts/Science or Commerce streams.
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Divyanshi M
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Pursuing BCA+MCA from a good college or even pursuing BCA from a good college is far better than doing B.Tech+M.Tech (CSE) from an average college. It improves career prospects.
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tarun mittal
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A pass in Higher Secondary Examination conducted by the State / Central Board of Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with 65% aggregate in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM). No entrance exam needed. But you can get Vit Vellore in M.Tech integrated with 95.7% in pcm. You can get only through management quota than you can get M.Tech Integrated programme in Vellore. Edit: well VIT just announced they will taking admission for M.Tech based on B.Tech performance. And for integrated B.Tech and M.Tech, 12 marks will be considered. So checkout their website to know more. All the best.
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Pallavi Sharma
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Yes, you can do LL.B. You can do LL.B. after M.Tech CSE. The course focuses on core LL.B. Subjects like Labour law, Family law, Crime Law of Tort & Consumer Protection ACT Constitutional Law, Conciliation and Alternative Dispute Resolution System, Legal Writing, Arbitration, etc. LL.B. Is the bachelor's degree of Law. A career in the field of law is a very well-known and lucrative option for those who wish to excel in life. LL.B. is a very high-in-demand professional course these days. As we all know that law is the base of the functional and regulatory system of a country. So, the demand of lawyers is increasing day by day to a great
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