M.Tech

Sorry, it is too late. Admissions are closed for M.Tech. Engineering colleges have already started their new academic sessions.

Hi
There are two ways to look at it. If you are clear about your specialisation in M.Tech, then go for it. If you want to explore other options, take up a job, work for two years, and then choose M.Tech either in India or abroad.

There is no such difference between MS and M.Tech, most of the Indian universities provide M.Tech degree while foreign universities provide MS degree, so forget about MS and M.Tech, try to choose a good institute in India or abroad.

If you have sufficient time, you can explore scholarship opportunities as well.

Hi Daivik,
You need to check the program specific information on the respective department websites. The GRE is not compulsory in either of the universities but strongly recommended.

Hi Ananya,
M.Sc and MASc are research oriented degrees and theoretical. M.Eng is application oriented. MASc is very difficult to get into and includes a thesis. MASc programs are also designed for engineers so many students enroll into M.Eng programs and then try to transfer to the MASc program after

MS Bidve Engineering College is the only college available for M.Tech in Latur, Maharashtra.

You are an electrical engineer and for electrical engineering, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany are the best places to study. And for that, you need to appear in GRE (mainly for USA) and TOEFL/IELTS and with that your academic record is also important.