M.Tech

Suvashree, getting a technical degree through correspondence is not advisable. Most of the organizations reject such candidates.
Either go for a regular M.Tech or a part time one. Admission to both is based either on GATE score or on institution specific test. In some private universities you can di

It is a very niche and narrow area of specialisation. You may get job with IPR law firms, MNC R&D Patent departments etc. Less Jobs are avail but jobs in field very high paying.

Hi,
GATE is only valid in India. You can pursue your GRE exam. Get in touch with the university website. Hope this helps. Thanks!

Hello Vedang, in Canada, Masters degrees are meant for students who want to continue into a PhD. In other words it is research intensive. GRE to study in Canada is not mandatory. However to study Masters in Canada you must have 7.0+ IELTS score. In case, you are not a research-oriented person, you m

you can choose thermal engineering or manufacturing or production or machine design etc in m.tech. All are specific in their own field so focus on good colleges instead of branches. Try to get IITs.

both are good but transportation engineering has slightly more scope as it is broader than highway engineering. So you can choose transportation over highway engineering.

Hi,
If you got 78 marks than you will get a very good rank and you will get admission any where you wish. You also get PSU of your choice.