M.Tech

Hi,
You are not eligible for M.Tech biotechnology program because you need to complete B.Tech biotechnology to pursue M.Tech program. As per your B.Sc biotechnology, degree you can go for M.Sc degree in following fields:
1. Biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic.
4. Nano-science.
5. Wild life.
6. Envi

Hi,
You are not eligible for M.Tech program because you should have B.Tech in biotechnology. But, you can apply for any of these fields according to your education background:
1. M.Sc biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic science.
4. Psychology.
5. Wildlife science.
6. Environment science.
7. Geo info

Dear Chirag Patel,
All are good and fine. It depends on your interest. M.Tech, ME and MS leads you to stick your own core area, where as MBA, leads to executive life in the area of marketing, operations and production management, etc. Therefore, if you want to stick your core go for M.Tech, ME, etc.

You are not eligible for M.Tech as eligibility criteria to seek admission in M.Tech is graduation degree.

It will not require you to write.

As per PWC information security study 90% of large organisations across the globe have reported that they had suffered an information security breach last year. Information security is a niche field with acute shortage of experts across the globe. It is a good field to specialize.

Amity University placement record is good. You may prefer Amity University for M.Tech CSE if you are unable to crack GATE and make it to top institutes like IITs, NITs or IIITs.

GATE 2016 cut off for M.Tech CS out of 100 was as follows: General- 25, OBC- 22.5 and SC/ST/PWD- 16.6. You may take it as a guideline for GATE 2017.

Germany is the best option for doing MS as fee in German universities is nominal. German government allows students to earn living expenses by working part time.

The cutoffs have seen drastic changes over the years. Still, going by the past data, it can be safely stated that if your score around 600, you will definitely get admission in the desired discipline.