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New answer posted•4 years ago
S
4 years ago
The rating for Kesav memorial institute of technology is overall 8.2/10 done by 84 people. Academic rated as 8.5, infrastructure 8.1, Placements 8.9, accommodation 6.7, faculty 8.6.

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Amita Sharma
4 years ago
There are two points. First, institute other course. In terms of institution IIT is best. Next, course depends on your interest. You have to first decide what stream you want to do, then decide the institution. All the best.

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New answer posted•4 years ago
S
4 years ago
Yes, you can pursue M.Tech from IIT in India.

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pradeep kumar
4 years ago
College of Engineering Pune is the best for placements and Fee structure for B.Tech courses. So COEP is recommendable here.

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New answer posted•4 years ago

The two IITs that you mentioned are the best in the country. It's almost impossible to distinguish between the two as academics, placements, and faculty are all top-notch in both these establishments. Hence I would not like to place one over the other. However, there would be diehard proponents for

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Hello Calebsamraj, I can SEE that you have scored quite well in PCM and also overall too. However admissions in VIT are based only on the entrance exam conducted by this institution itself. Hence these marks obtained perhaps in 12th board are of no use. I am sure you must have appeared for this entr

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S
4 years ago
Hello,
M.Tech in the instrumentation field is rare but you have a bright future in it. Placements are fewer but candidates doing M.Tech in the instrumentation field are also fewer. So you get fair opportunities in this field. Best wishes. Thank you.

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New answer posted•4 years ago
S
4 years ago
You can expect a salary of 10-15 Lacs per annum.

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Aakib Khan
4 years ago
Hi,
M.Tech at 38 is not worth it all of you are doing it for the job. If you want to become teacher or professor then you also have to do Ph.D. also after M.Tech and that will consume 5-6 years of yours. Although if you are doing it for passion then it's fine. Or I will advise you to go for MBA as it

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Hello SP Singh, firstly and most importantly my heartiest congratulations to you for resuming studies at the age of 50 and completion of your post graduation in engineering from one of the IIT. Theoretically definitely yes. Your Institute is bound to put your for placements when the companies come f

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