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Since, you say you don't want to do programming. If you are an average programmer, and if you you're better with creative work, then you can head for web design or even VFX/ Animation since there is a huge requirement coming up in that domain. Games Design and Games Programming/ Development. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability.
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In MNIT, GATE score is used for admission but min. 6.5 CGPA is required (due provisions for various categories).
Detailed admission brochure is here-http://mnit.ac.in/cms/uploads/2015/04/Admission_Brochure_odd_Sem_2015-16_revised.pdf
However few institutes have their separate procedure for admission in M. Tech programmes. You can read about that in following link- http://www.inspirenignite.com/m-tech-admissi
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Giving the best college for your profile, would need information on your academics and work experience (if any). You can look out for the course curriculum of the colleges and location, then finalize the best college.
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Civil engineering is a booming industry. Transport engineering is some of the more in-demand areas now. It is honestly not easy for international students to get a job abroad. If you have the right skills, I don't see any reason why you will not get a job. US is no doubt quite competitive, they also have strict rules for international students. Choose the right course and country, work hard on your academics, improve your networking and communication skills and make best use of every opportunity. This might all sound philosophical but that is the way it works right. US, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and Singapore are som
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