M.Tech Eligibility

Sritama,
You have not specified your previous qualification. But, there are many courses in Arts and Humanities, Physical Education, etc. where you just need to be pass in your previous qualification.
There are many reputed universities like Lovely Professional University, Chitkara University, Chandigarh University, Rayat Bahra University, etc. are offering a wide variety of courses to choose from.
Check some of these universities for more details. Some of these also offer good scholarships.
Good luck.

Dual degree B.Tech-M.Tech in biotechnology are eligible to seek admission in M.Phil and PhDs.

Eligibility for MTech Robotics in majority of universities is that the candidate should be BTech /BE in Electronics /Mechanical /Electrical /CSE / Instrumentation & Control Engineering/ EEE with minimum 60% marks. B.Tech Mechatronics students are treated equivalently to B.Tech Mechanical Engineering. Therefore, you will be eligible to seek admission in M.Tech Robotics after B.Tech Mechatronics.

The eligibility criteria for M.Tech CAD CAM is B.Tech in mechanical engineering/ industrial engineering/ production engineering with minimum 60% in aggregate. Admission in the majority of engineering colleges is based on GATE score.

Hi - for Canada you can apply for your Masters directly - GRE is not mandatory though some Universities ask for this. However for most MBA courses you will need a GMAT score and work experience. A very few institutions do accept without GMAT and work experience.

If you want to do M.Tech from a government institute/university in Rajasthan, then you may go to:
http://www.rtu.ac.in/RTU/dat

Most institutes state minimum eligibility to be an undergraduate B.Tech degree in Chemical Engineering. - The Indian Institutes of Technology have the added eligibility criteria of a valid GATE score, which is only relaxed for those who have obtained their B.Tech from an IIT with a CGPA of more than 8.0/10 as well.
Note- Some institutes allow the equivalent forms of B.Tech in Chemical Engineering, such as a B.E. in the same field.
Regards.

An undergraduate degree in engineering or technology makes one eligible for M.Tech nanotech. But when you are doing M.Sc in biotech, you should find opportunity in your this field, it will take another two year to pursue a M.Tech nanotech.

Hi,
The best way to predict a college through JEE Mains score is using Shiksha college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
It shows perfectly accurate results. After that, just go for the counseling of that college.
Best of luck for your future.