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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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B.Tech and M.Tech are engineering degrees where as maths and statistics fall under science stream. No engineering college in India offer integrated B.Tech-M.Tech maths or science. However, you may evaluate option of doing integrated M.Sc in institutes such as IITs and BITS Pilani.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hi Rishi,
As per the NIRF rankings 2017, the ranking of SRM is 35 but KIIT is 47.
Also, the placements and exposure are better at SRM University than at KIIT especially for computer science.
So it is better to join SRM University.
As per the NIRF rankings 2017, the ranking of SRM is 35 but KIIT is 47.
Also, the placements and exposure are better at SRM University than at KIIT especially for computer science.
So it is better to join SRM University.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Harsh,
Yes, IIT-Mumbai and IISC are the best institutions for aeronautical engineering in India including M Tech. Have no doubts and go ahead.
Yes, IIT-Mumbai and IISC are the best institutions for aeronautical engineering in India including M Tech. Have no doubts and go ahead.
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Akshay Kumar
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This is purely dependent on your interest and also the quality of the college you are studying.
B.Tech + MBA is a good option if you want to go for management jobs whereas if you want to go for pure technical job B.Tech + M.Tech.
B.Tech + MBA is a good option if you want to go for management jobs whereas if you want to go for pure technical job B.Tech + M.Tech.
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