M.Tech

If you compare it with IITs, NITs or some reputed Govt. Engineering colleges, then obviously you will find glitches.
But comparing to other private universities of the same stature, you can go for Amity.
Lab facilities are good here and you get a good support for your research works too.

In NIT Patna placements scenario percentage is getting upwards year by year the no. Of companies is increases. As placement scenario. Is too better after 5 years.

Yes, you will surely get placed if you have a good CGPA and develop good skills to be worth your talent then you will easily get placed. As college gives the opportunity for the core branch to get placed.

Almost all the colleges offer Masters in technology field. The most important and best colleges currently present in India are the IIT's situated at different parts of our country.

Here is the list of few colleges
1. University of Mumbai
2. Padmashree D. Y patil Vidyapeeth
3. Amity University
4. St. Xavier's College
5. IIT Bombay.

With hands-on instruction in programming languages, cutting-edge computer Science knowledge and technology, and independent research projects that encourage creativity and expressive power by conducting research and pursuing problems themselves, UEM Kolkata is one of the top colleges in Kolkata for

Chandigarh University, Punjab enjoys high standing among many national rating services that evaluate quality of education, research activity, affordability and athletic excellence. These rankings recognize not only CU as a whole, but also our many respected schools and departments. Chandigarh Univer

Yes, you can. But you can also appear for GATE Aerospace Engineering paper.

No, it is less likely that you will get admission for the postgraduate level M.Tech in additive manufacturing after completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA). The reason is that the minimum eligibility to pursue M.Tech in additive manufacturing is to have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline