M.Tech in India

Here are some of the top government colleges for M.Tech in India:
1. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi
2. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay
3. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur
4. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras
5. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur
6. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee
7. National Institute of Technology (NIT), Trichy
8. National Institute of Technology (NIT), Surathkal
9. National Institute of Technology (NIT), Warangal
10. Delhi Technological University (DTU), Delhi
11. Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi
12. Jadavpur University Kolkata
13. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati
14. Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani
15. Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Hyderabad
Please note that there are many other good government colleges in India for M.Tech programs.

KL University in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh has started the Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering in the academic year 19992000. The Department has a well-equipped Embedded Systems Lab and a Research and Development wing. Apart from this, the department also has a computer centre that is equipped with the state-of-art computer system. The Department stands tall with the latest achievements its students have made. To mention some, the percentage of students selected for the on-campus jobs offered by CTS, Wipro, TCS, INFOSYS, DSL Technologies, ADP, HCL, Caritor, Oracle, GATE Accenture etc. Besides academics, The Department also excelled in sports and other extra-curricular activities. Active Research is going on in Image Processing, Embedded Systems and Web Technologies.

M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering: BE / B.Tech or equivalent degree in Computer Science and Engineering / Information Technology or MCA with a minimum aggregate of 50%. M Tech in Material Science and Technology: BE / B.Tech or equivalent degree in Metallurgy/ Mechanical/ Chemical/ Production/ Industrial (or) M.Sc. (Physics /Chemistry / Material Science / Nano Science and Technology) with a minimum aggregate of 50%. M Tech in Power Plant Engineering and Energy Management: BE / B.Tech or equivalent degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Electrical and Electronics Engineering/instrumentation with a minimum aggregate of 50%. M Tech in Power Electronics and Power systems: BE / B.Tech or equivalent degree in Electrical/Electrical and Electronics/Electronics and communication engineering with a minimum aggregate of 50% or M.Sc. Electronics from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate of 50%. M Tech in Structural Engineering: BE / B Tech or equivalent degree in Civil engineering with a minimum aggregate of 50%. A relaxation of 5% marks in Graduation will be made for ST/SC/OBC/PWD candidates. Performance in GATE and/or OP Jindal University entrance test and personal interview. Provisional admission will be given to students who are awaiting results - based on past performance. Candidates may also be required to produce letter (s) of recommendation from their previous teachers. General: These are full-time programs and will require students to dedicate themselves completely to the taught and research schedule. It is advisable for students to stay on campus in hostels which will also facilitate them in taking up assistantship opportunities. M.Tech students will be given single room accommodation subject to availability.

The topmost college for M.Tech in India is OPJU (http://www.opju.ac.in), fosters advanced learning and research in the respective field and is designed with the specific purpose of identifying, nurturing and supporting young Technocrats in realizing their dreams. The salient features of the all M.Tech Programme Structures are:
There are four courses across M.Tech Programmes, which aimed at nurturing a culture of research and innovation embracing cutting edge technology. Opportunity to work with the various industry houses during the course. Opportunity to pursue elective subject-based individualized academic interests. Regular interactions with the industry professionals and academicians from IITs and NITs. All M.Tech Programmes have merit-based financial support.

I think the first thing you should ask yourself is:
"Are you still interested in engineering after 4 years of rigorous course? "
If your answer is yes, please start preparing for GATE. Another question for yourself, "Do you want to shift career paths? "
If your answer is yes, go for an MBA. For me, this worked well.
My suggestion:
India is a progressed nation. Our education system in terms of IITs and IIMs is well known to the world. I think, pursuing MBA/M.Tech from India's top institutions is equivalent and acceptable globally. Of course, exceptions exist. If you have that financial power in access, you can opt for foreign countries as well. Education abroad is a trend these days, but it's not as glamorous as it looks. Ask any of your friend or family member who lives abroad, what they go through, and then decide accordingly.