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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Higher probability of getting jobs in the technical field or teaching assistant/professors roles. After M.Tech, as you have the good base of technical knowledge, it's a wise decision to remain in this field.
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9 years agoIs it worth to pursue M.Tech from a below average college and aiming for UGC-NET parallel with GATE?
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Vikash Ranjan
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Building Technology and Construction Management (CE1), Environmental Engineering (CE2), Geotechnical Engineering (CE3), Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering (CE4), Structural Engineering (CE5), Transportation Engineering (CE6) this branch comes in civil but in all you have to choose according to your choice and interest but building, structural, transportation are demanding branch.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Legacy IITs Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Gauhati, Roorkee are the best Institute for doing M.Tech with best placement records. Admission in M.Tech is based on the GATE score.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Akash,
Pursuing a post graduation degree (Masters) means gathering more knowledge in a field wherein you have completed your Bachelor's degree. Hence, it is recommended to pursue Master of technology (M.Tech) in a field related to computer engineering. Most colleges also grant admission only when the Masters is pursued from a related branch. Some of the branches in which you can pursue M.Tech are:
Computer Systems &Hardware
Database & Information Systems
Programming Language
Computer Networks & Distributed Systems
Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering
Information Security
Cloud Computing
I hope this answers your question t
Pursuing a post graduation degree (Masters) means gathering more knowledge in a field wherein you have completed your Bachelor's degree. Hence, it is recommended to pursue Master of technology (M.Tech) in a field related to computer engineering. Most colleges also grant admission only when the Masters is pursued from a related branch. Some of the branches in which you can pursue M.Tech are:
Computer Systems &Hardware
Database & Information Systems
Programming Language
Computer Networks & Distributed Systems
Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering
Information Security
Cloud Computing
I hope this answers your question t
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