M.Tech Scope

Wireless communications and robotics courses are in ECE branch.

Scope of this course is vast. Seats are not specified. It could have been increased this year.

Hi,
After M.Tech, you can do all the jobs which a B.Tech graduate can do but with a good salary if sufficient skills are there. Moreover, you can also teach in universities which B.Tech person couldn't. You can also do research work. Best of luck for your future.

You can compare both these colleges with the help of this amazing tool.
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.

First of all, find your interested topics of your field then search which topic is currently in hot category and have supervisor available. Choose that topic for research. All the best for your future.

There are always a lot of 'scopes' for communication engineering, important is what are you looking for? Is communication engineering your passion or you are searching 'scopes' in different fields and then decide where to enter. 'Scopes' in a field can change or be over crowded in no time like it ha

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.

Hello Aakash,
Aerospace Engineers would normally be employed by organisations / institutions carrying out research work in the field of aerospace. Primarily ISRO and to some extent DRDO are the main two which will be providing employment to MTech's in this field. In fact your institute has been funde