M.Tech

Yes, OCI students can be admitted to IIITH for M.Tech programs. There is NRI 15% NRI quota available for NRI students in form of a DASA CIWG quota.

Yes, you can pursue Part-time M.Tech while doing a job as you don't need to attend regular classes during distance M.Tech course. In India you can pursue M.Tech while working, Just apply for M.Tech (PART-TIME) instead of FULL-TIME. M.Tech PART-TIME will take 1 extra year for your Masters I. e. 3 Yea

Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination (VITEEE) is conducted for admission to undergraduate engineering programmes in VIT group of Institutions. VITEEE will be conducted between 15 and 21 April 2023 (Tentative) at designated centres across India and abroad. The duration of

Elligibility may vary from institute to institute but in most of the cases candidates who have completed their BE/B.Tech degree with a valid score in GATE are eligible for ME/M.Tech degree course. Candidates with a 5-year programme in Science or Applied Sciences resulting in the award of a Master of

No, it doesn't affect the placements in M.Tech because of B.Tech from the tier 2,3 colleges however because to get into the top colleges if you have qualify the GATE with high numbers and get into the IITs then you don't have to worried about percentage of B.Tech because now the IITs will take care

You can do M.Tech in textile engineering, CSE or any other branch. It is not mandatory to pursue your Masters in the same branch as of your Bachelors.

The fee structure is different for different IITs and different NITs. If we see on average the fee for M.Tech in IIT is around 1 lacs to 1.32 lacs INR. It may vary for some courses also. In NITs, the fee structure for M.Tech is around 40,000 to 70,000 INR.

If you are thinking that you have potential that you will definitely clear GATE for M.Tech then surely you will take the drop because its too much worthing in IIT. Otherwise SEE the alternative you have.

Obtaining a Ph.D. from a reputed institute like IIT or IISC requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and research skills. While having a B.Tech and M.Tech degree from a regular college may not necessarily be a disadvantage, it is important to note that admission to Ph.D. programs in IITs and IISC is

The best colleges for an M.Tech in India are:
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur. Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur. Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad. Institute of Chemical Technol