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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Arvind, yes indeed. You can definitely seek admission for M.Tech in civil engineering specialisation in spite of doing your engineering graduation in agriculture. You will have to pass the relevant paper for getting admission in the civil stream in GATE examination or any such examination that

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What is total no of vacancy in ict Bhubaneswar campus in M.Tech in Food tech?

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Hello Nalini, I am afraid such information is not readily available. You will have to communicate with administrative staff of engineering colleges having PG courses to know about this facility. Theoretically yes. It's a three years course instead of normal two years course. Perhaps this is so since

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Hello Nalini, It's Indeed very nice to SEE that you are interested in doing part time M.Tech in Bangalore. Unfortunately readymade information is not available online. This may be so because part time M.Tech unlike a full time, depends on host of issues like availability of the faculty the number of

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Is M.tech for environmental engineering in part time available

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Asked by Gowrisankar
New answer posted•5 years ago

Hi, yes you can. In fact there are many students who are doing double courses like this. One through regular physical classes and another one via distance education. All the best.

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