M.Tech Eligibility

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For getting admission in M.Tech in cosmetics candidate must have completed Bachelor with aggregate marks for 50% and the candidate must have here the last year in one go.
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You cannot directly pursue M.Ed. You have to first do B.Ed and also, only some colleges are allowing you to do B.Ed if you are engineer, I mean (B.Tech or M.Tech holder). And that too also for those who have done B.Tech in pure science and not in the technical field. Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/m-ed-master-of-education-chp

No such course is offered by our Institute.

Candidates should have passed B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) from a recognised college/university with the minimum required percentage (usually 50%-60%). No, you are not eligible for M.Ed.
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Yes, MCA is eligible for admission to M.Tech in computer science at NCU (https://www.ncuindia.edu)
PG PROGRAMMES
M.Tech CSE with specialization in Data Science
M.Tech CSE with specialization in Cyber Security

No, you first qualify GATE then you can take admission in ME or M.Tech in reputed institutes. But there are some low private colleges to which you can apply for ME. But the thing is you will not get a stipend.
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Yes, if you have B.Tech, then you are eligible for M.Tech.

Yes, you have a chance of getting seat in AU as you got very good rank. So, attend the counselling conducted by the APSCHE and submit your details.
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I wonder why you want to take M.Tech software engineering integrated course for doing TNPSC.
You can pursue other courses, in different institutes or can pursue some B.Sc courses in VIT too. This is highly technical branch, which enables you to know a lot about a CSE and deals a lot of coding languages, if you wish to get placed in top industries like Amazon, Flipkart or many Software Companies you can go with this course.

It is not possible to get the merit list of that programme details, as it changes every year and no year details matches with others. Therefore, you cannot use it to predict your selection. However, if you got like more than 80% in your 12th boards, of course you can get admission.