M.Tech

Master of Technology (M.Tech) Telecommunication Engineering also known as telecom engineering, is a 2-year post-graduation course on Telecommunication Engineering, which comes under the field of electronic engineering. M.Tech Telecommunication Engineering involves the study of basic circuit designing, signal processing, wireless networks, etc. M.Tech Telecommunication Engineering duration is generally full time and takes 2 years to complete, but some colleges do provide the option of lateral entry.

Just check the college recommendations from the Shiksha college predictor.

You can google the same and check the material there.

The top colleges in India which provide Geotechnical Engineering courses are given below
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
S. R. M. Institute of Science and Technology
Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Lovely Professional University
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Technical University
Andhra University College of Engineering
Chandigarh University
Government College of Technology, Coimbatore
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee
Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai
National Institute of Technology, Bangalore
College of Engineering, Pune
Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad.

You need to have your B.Tech Certificate and the fee for sc candidate is 19k.

Mainly M.Tech exams are based on the GATE exam but If you studied B.Tech in the same college you may directly enter into M.Tech.

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No, it is not open.

It is not too late to reply I think. But there are so many reputed institutions and private colleges giving admissions with out GATE but AICTE stipend won't be there. Some of iits, iiits (IIITH), BITS are also conducting separate exams and interviews for M.Tech admissions. Through PGCET you can get admissions in state universities.