M.Tech

The basic difference between the two courses is the study orientation and pattern. M.Tech is a more detailed course with a vast curriculum. Under the M.Tech degree, one has to attend regular classes in order to gain knowledge about the subject. The subject under M.Tech is studied in detail in classe

Hi Pratap,
DTU is one of the India's finest college to pursue engineering. If you got the chance of getting admission, you must consider it for your future.
All the best.

Placements are good in our college. The legacy of the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) is enough to get good placements for all students. Placements are done in well-known MNCs and Indian companies. Some of the best pharmaceutical companies hire from ICT, so don't be too shocked when you hear

Shiv Nadar University is relatively a new university. It has excellent faculty and facilities. It's academic atmosphere is excellent and its placement record is decent. It is a very good option after IITs and NITs for undergoing M.Tech degree courses.

Hello Jatin,
Normally when one wishes to do PG, it is some specialty of what one did in graduation. Hence, generally universities prescribe graduation in particular branch as eligibility for PG in different specialties. Hence the answer to your query is no.
However, let me find out if anything contrar

I am afraid but you are not eligible for M.Tech. You must complete post graduation course before applying for M.Tech. Since you have completed Bachelor of Science, it would be necessary that you also complete Master of Science to apply for M.Tech course.
Master of Technology is post graduation course