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Please give me a list of colleges in india teaching M TECH IN MINING ENGINEERING WITH U G C APPROVAL.
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Yes, after you completed MCA you can get admission to M.Tech If you did MCA then you can choose M.Tech computer Science engineering. M.Tech computer Science engineering is a two years PG course. M.Tech CSE is a study about advanced programming and software development, data analytics, AI, Database m
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While in Government Job can we pursue M.Tech through self study mode from Singhania University, Rajasthan
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How to know the deadlines to apply for different IITs and other colleges for M.Tech.
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You can get every detail on the official website.
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Hi everyone, I have completed MCA am I eligible for Ph.D. or do I need to complete M.Tech also?
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Asked by Krishna

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Hello Krishna, oh no. After completion of your MCA you are eligible to do your Ph.D. Of course these days, almost every university conducts entrance exam for registering students for doctoral research. You just need to pass this. That's all. Best wishes to you.
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IIT Hyderabad if can a candidate apply for single branch using both modes GATE and self sponsored. ?
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